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RadioactiveMan
11-28-2006, 10:13 AM
http://weather.ca/weather/cities/can/Pages/CABC0318.htm

Sweet salmon, it's cold here! (-13 F)
It's colder now than every day last year combined.

nurvonic
11-28-2006, 12:55 PM
lol whats up with the thread title dude

omg move to florida. its nearly 80 outside and nice.

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/jax/index.shtml

neoteny
11-28-2006, 01:14 PM
lol whats up with the thread title dude

omg move to florida. its nearly 80 outside and nice.

holy tostidos batman...
youre an idiot... hoorah. i hate florida. bring on the cold.

nurvonic
11-28-2006, 03:31 PM
holy tostidos batman...
youre an idiot... hoorah. i hate florida. bring on the cold.

and i thought elton john was gay. how in the world am i related to you?

zpa
11-28-2006, 03:55 PM
-13 F, thats something well below -20 C? It's been unusually warm here in Finland, like +11c at middays and no snow anymore. Just when you got used to decent winter weather its like october again :mad: Dark+wet+no snow=crap :(

RadioactiveMan
11-28-2006, 04:03 PM
-13 is -25C. We had an extremely mild winter last year. Even last week we had nice weather and then out of the blue snow and freezing cold arrived.

There is a very big problem with mountain pine beetles in British Columbia. They're consuming mind-boggling ammounts of wood in our forests (They've already consumed an area of forests the size of Iceland). It takes a cold winter to kill them and today I heard on the radio that this cold isn't enough. It would take -40C temperatures for three days and nights to kill them! I presume that less cold temperatures such as the current -25 would be sufficient if it lasts long enough, but I'm far from a specialist.

Edit: At least it's not dark here. I live far enough north that the day is only 6 or 8 hours long but it's not perpetually dark.

zpa
11-29-2006, 12:03 PM
Fortunately we dont have perpetual darkness here in the south. I'm at 60 N 24 E so its not that north. The day is some 6,5 hours now, which is depressing cause you'll be at work whole time the sun is up. Well, thats enough avautumista for one night :D

Amelie
11-29-2006, 12:15 PM
i hate that i have to draw curtains so early :( here is not very cold (+6 C) but i want snow. when snow fall, it melt so quickly...

neoteny
11-29-2006, 12:28 PM
i hate that i have to draw curtains so early :( here is not very cold (+6 C) but i want snow. when snow fall, it melt so quickly...

poor Amelie....

jeroh
11-29-2006, 02:45 PM
40º Centigrades <---------------- HOT

Twitch
11-29-2006, 03:44 PM
Quit your whining, you want cold it hit -40ºC here a couple of years ago, with the wind chill it was -70ºC. Bare flesh would freeze in under 2 minutes. Though that cold is not normal but -40ºC is, and the moisture in the air makes the cold here more painful than the dry cold they have in the prairies. And in the summer we get the opposite, 30ºC with the humidex putting it up to 45-50ºC, so high they warn people to stay inside to avoid heat stroke. The Appalachians might be nice to look at but when they channel the wind down the river in the winter, and trap the humidity and block the wind in the summer they can be a pain. And if you want snow Amelie I can mail you tons, it snowed all day here :D

riva2model64
11-29-2006, 03:50 PM
my area, Maryland, has the blessing of moderate temperatures only.

in the winter it's cold, but not that cold, more often than not it rains than snows. anything below freezing is cold

in summer its hot, but again not that hot. 85 F would be considered hot

though slowly my area has been getting hotter
I prefer hotter weather (the kind Alizée likes in Corsica),
so I say bring on the hot

Senshi87
11-29-2006, 04:58 PM
wow...but its cool and beautiful when it snows :)
btw where is Aspen?

Sir Wood
11-29-2006, 08:19 PM
Well thanks for the the Canadian Artic Front!

Monday was 59 F
Tuesday droped to 31 F and started snowing
Today's high was 15 F and tonight suppose to be -2 F

No worries though. The radio stations have started playing holiday music, and everyone is bring out their lights, so it just puts me in the holiday mood. :D

(Yeah, yeah, a sauna for some of you folks but temp is subjective to where you're located and what your usual norm is.)

BTW, there is an Aspen, CO. Lots of well to do folks up there.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspen,_Colorado

bt_bird_90
11-29-2006, 09:02 PM
California is spoiled, we think anything below 60 is freezing.

Riva is from Maryland? My family flew into there once going to D.C., 'tis an awsome place, definately one of my fav states.

Spartan500
11-29-2006, 10:05 PM
BT i know what you mean for the past few days everyone at school has been acting like it's snowing lol

bhash875
12-10-2006, 08:18 PM
By the big brick of buddha :) wow is that copyrighted I have got to use that in my next book lol!

RMJ
12-10-2006, 08:55 PM
5C in December. T-shirt weather !



Quit your whining, you want cold it hit -40ºC here a couple of years ago, with the wind chill it was -70ºC. Bare flesh would freeze in under 2 minutes.
Not really. We have here in Finland health treat places that has rooms like saunas but their temperature is even below -100 centigrades (below -148F). And you go bare naked there.

Tho yea, it's different at wind but still, skin doesn't freeze easily.

HibyPrime
12-10-2006, 09:09 PM
It was something like 10C here today.. Very mild day :)

The salt they plaster everywhere is more annoying than the cold though. Theres so much damn salt all over the sidewalks and streets it's almost easier to trip on than the ice it self!

Edit: No packing snow yet.. Patiently waiting for it..