It’s summertime! The air is warm, the sun is out, and yet, you’re sniffling. Is it a cold? It might be. You can get a cold in the summer. While colds are more common in the winter, they can still occur during the warmer months. This is because the viruses that cause colds, primarily rhinoviruses, circulate year-round. Factors such as air conditioning can dry out the nasal passages and make them more susceptible ...