The Cold Spot That Has Haunted a Market for 67 Years
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The Cold Spot That Has Haunted a Market for 67 Years
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A steady, localized chill that registers 18°F colder than its surroundings has appeared on the northwest brick wall of a former cold-storage warehouse - in summer, with the refrigeration off, and documented across three eras. How can a ten-by-six-foot band of cold persist in a building that’s been warm and inactive for decades, and what links the 2019 readings to events 67 years earlier?
In this episode, we present the sequence of observations, measurements, and reports that tracked the anomaly at Brierly Market and ask whether the evidence points to a physical explanation or something else. Can consistent modern diagnostics and decades-old records be reconciled to explain why that exact corner has been cold for generations?
Person: Melissa Fisher
Date: August 7, 2019
Location: Brierly Market, northwest wall of stall 44
Event: 18°F thermal differential over a 10-by-6-foot zone
Author: Bob Schriver (infrared scan report filed August 14, 2019)
- Outdoor temperature at 6:48 AM on August 7, 2019 was 81°F while the band on the wall registered much colder.
- The building interior measured about 83°F in the northwest zone with the refrigeration system offline for four days.
- Donna Cooper, age 48, occupied stall 44 and first noticed the cold on August 9, 2019 after moving her table against the wall.
- Technician Bob Schriver, with 22 years of HVAC and thermal diagnostics experience, recorded an 18°F differential on August 11, 2019 and recommended further investigation.
- Three independent parties had documented the same anomaly at the same location across three different eras by September 2019.
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