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BoBzeBuilder wrote:What city? Would be nice to know.
mikepers wrote:That's pretty freaking cold. That has to be pretty far north based on that sunrise time. (Like Oslo, Norway north)
paulWTAMU wrote:And I was pissed to find it at 2 Fahrenheit this morning
That would be like -16 C
PenGun wrote:It was a balmy -9 C last night on Vancouver Island. A bit early for this much cold. More snow and it's easier on the animals. Bird feeding time, and I'll need a bag of goat food for the deer.
Lucky Jack Aubrey wrote:Yikes - screw that noise. I'll try to remember not to complain quite so much about the hot summers around here.
Deanjo wrote:Lucky Jack Aubrey wrote:Yikes - screw that noise. I'll try to remember not to complain quite so much about the hot summers around here.
Heh, we can get up to 41 C (106 F) here in the summer. Record low is -50C (-58 F) / -61C (-80F) with windchill. Not to many places that can have 90 C shift in temperature.
Deanjo wrote:paulWTAMU wrote:And I was pissed to find it at 2 Fahrenheit this morning
That would be like -16 C
Heh, we don't put pants on until -20.
Sargent Duck wrote:All I ask is that is stay below -1C so the outdoor rinks can get nice and frozen and the hills can make snow. Is that too much to ask being in Canada?
ChronoReverse wrote:Geez, I'm just a Vancouver wimp. 15 minutes outside in -4c jumper cabling someone's car and my face was already feeling numb.
Deanjo wrote:Lucky Jack Aubrey wrote:Yikes - screw that noise. I'll try to remember not to complain quite so much about the hot summers around here.
Heh, we can get up to 41 C (106 F) here in the summer. Record low is -50C (-58 F) / -61C (-80F) with windchill. Not to many places that can have 90 C shift in temperature.
UberGerbil wrote:Yeah, I grabbed a similar screenshot for Southern Alberta yesterday:
That's what my childhood memories are made of -- spending 45 minutes getting your snowsuit and all the other gear on. Of course you have to have snow to play in, and Southern Alberta got that too, in just a few hours on Monday. Old-fashioned prairie blizzard: