I live in Calgary. Normally winter is mild, but now its a deep freeze. Tonight the temperature is dropping to -46 Celsius, that would be -51 Fahrenheit. :blink:
Pfff...we're looking at -60ish Fahrenheit with the windchill here. Be glad you have those rocky mountains to block out some of this wind.
Good gravy! To think that I'm shivering in 20 degrees F :blink:
We're having a record snow fall here. It snowed for the first time in 24 years...hehe...and it's a deep snow. I
Cursed Global Warming!
Quote from: Kommando on January 28, 2008, 06:25:56 PM
I live in Calgary. Normally winter is mild, but now its a deep freeze. Tonight the temperature is dropping to -46 Celsius, that would be -51 Fahrenheit. :blink:
Yeah, OK. I know as a resident of Minneapolis I razz folks when they start complaining about it being cold, but I'm gonna have to give you that one. Sheesh.
Yeah, hitting -43 celsius tonight with wind chill. Today, our school's buses weren't running, and despite being near -40 celsius and plenty of fresh new snow on the roads, we still had school. In fact, our school district's policy is to always have school - no snow days, no blizzard days, etc.
So, instead of teaching 23 kids (my usual class size) I only had 11 kids in my class. Can't do much with only half my class. I'd estimate that around 50% of our student population didn't show up to glorified day care --- err, I mean school, today.
47°F
But it feels like 43°F!
*laughs at you all* :P
Good thing I live on no snow. :lol: