no it doesn't. colds are caused by a virus. despite what generations of mothers have said you cannot "catch your death of cold" simply by going outside in the cold while wet or sweaty. you catch colds by coming in contact with one of the more than 200 varieties of virus that can cause the symptoms of a common cold. usually rhinovirus is the culprit. you can avoid catching a cold by washing your hands frequently and refraining from touching your eyes or nose. it's not uncommon for a person to touch an object on which the virus has been deposited then transfer the virus from their fingertip to their body by rubbing their eye or picking their nose. hope this helps!
does going outside in 40 degrees after working out & you are still sweating no jacket contribute to catching a cold