Some folks think cold weather means stronger cravings, so they bump up their nicotine. That's a trap.

Your nicotine tolerance doesn't change with the thermometer. What changes is vapor production. Since the vape produces less vapor in the cold, you might feel like you're getting less nicotine per hit. But that's a perception issue, not a real deficit.

Stick with your usual strength. If you're a seasoned vaper, you already know your device. Adjust your draw: take slower, longer puffs to give the coil time to wick. That usually does the trick.