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Why sound travels more slowly in cold air

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Colder temperatures strictly mean denser air that acts far more sluggish. The heavy, packed arrangement forces acoustic vibrations to seriously drag their feet compared to moving through a hot summer breeze.

Why sound travels more slowly in cold air
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