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tbhager94 wrote:-35c here -40c with the wind

Oh my Buddha.
Is it true that if you spit it becomes ice before it lands?

At my home in Thailand it use to be the other way, +35c - +40c, there I have seen a gentle rain that never came down to the ground, it evaporated about 4feet above the ground.

its warming up only -28 tonight the only smilie that looks like someone shivering.
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/cask0344

Munken wrote:

tbhager94 wrote:-35c here -40c with the wind

Oh my Buddha.
Is it true that if you spit it becomes ice before it lands?

At my home in Thailand it use to be the other way, +35c - +40c, there I have seen a gentle rain that never came down to the ground, it evaporated about 4feet above the ground.

that happens around -50, i did it last winter.

astrozam wrote:

tbhager94 wrote:-35c here -40c with the wind

We have a winner ( or loser if you hate cold,lol )

The Canadian Prairies will ALWAYS be the coldest its just the way the arctic air rushes down, unless you are living in the Yukon or Alaska and sometimes even they are not as cold.

So you're saying that the only thing keeping the North Pole from crawling down to Calgary is Nunavut?

CaptSquid wrote:

astrozam wrote:

tbhager94 wrote:-35c here -40c with the wind

We have a winner ( or loser if you hate cold,lol )

The Canadian Prairies will ALWAYS be the coldest its just the way the arctic air rushes down, unless you are living in the Yukon or Alaska and sometimes even they are not as cold.

So you're saying that the only thing keeping the North Pole from crawling down to Calgary is Nunavut?

Do you expect responses from member's in Nunavut telling you how cold it is up there? LOL

Yesterday It pissed down in SoCal and it was 60f, but today it was sunny and 70f here in the toasty San Gabriel Valley.... > Yes I am am spoilt weather Brat !

Not really, Zam. I don't think that even dogsleds start in Nunavut in cold weather!

Socalli, you wanker! We asked how COLD it was not how warm it was!

The wind chill is -28º

71* and clear today,,,,,,,,,what's wind chill ?

Hey Fellers, It's been awhile since I've had to figure wind chill. OK, so it's 65.8 degrees and we have a 4 mph wind. So what is my wind chill? Jim

astroturf wrote:Hey Fellers, It's been awhile since I've had to figure wind chill. OK, so it's 65.8 degrees and we have a 4 mph wind. So what is my wind chill? Jim

Same as it is here in SoCal..... = N-I-C-E ! and I`m still wearing shorts.

SoCalli V8 wrote:Same as it is here in SoCal..... = N-I-C-E ! and I`m still wearing shorts.

why i oughta!!!!


-15 (with wind chill) right now and getting colder throughout the day...

I think we ought to abduct those people claiming sub-tropical temperatures and bring them up here -- DRESSED AS THEY ARE!

CaptSquid wrote:I think we ought to abduct those people claiming sub-tropical temperatures and bring them up here -- DRESSED AS THEY ARE!

We aren't claiming "sub-tropical temperatures", we have tropical temperatures here! Today, 81*F with a humidity index making it feel like 86*F!! Heck, aside from dress shirts, I don't own anything with long sleeves!

And I'd love to take you up on that offer. But I gotta tell you, I'm pretty resilent to cold, with a thick layer of blubber on me and a natural fur coat, cold doesn't bother me much!! You folks do have indoor heating though right? If so, I'll be fine then!!

I think we ought to abduct those people claiming sub-tropical temperatures and bring them up here -- DRESSED AS THEY ARE!

Mike,,we have all have choices ya know ? I learned my lesson while in bootcamp at the Lakes and then living in Narragansett, RI while stationed at Davisville Seabee base. Said I'd never go back and haven't,,no way.

I think I'll come up there and abduct you, Squidster. We'll come down to the land where the word "cold" is used in reference to a glass of iced tea. By the way........58 and raining.