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Brrrrr... -2.5°c Out There.

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by AirCon, Jan 21, 2019.

  1. Thanks...
     
  2. No good when the -5C temperature gives you a stubby aerial!...
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  3. Could hang a wet Crombie on those :p
     
  4. -2 and foggy when I left home, progressed to -5 as I arrived at work.
     
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  5. Was 29*C here today, way too feckin HOT!!!
     
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  6. We had 33 degrees here yesterday FFS!
     
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  7. I think I'm going to have to wrap up if i go out today.
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  8. My tip....don't wrap up in bacon. Not today!
     
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  9. Screenshot_2019-01-31-07-48-00.png Here in Ontario... Screenshot_2019-01-21-07-49-36.png

    Oops, that was last week. Here's the current:
     
  10. Gloria’s let herself go a bit -could do with a shave and a haircut.
     
  11. Woke up to -35F a few hours ago in Minnesota. All schools and many businesses have been closed this week because of dangerous temps and windchills as low as -65F.
    Extreme cold is finally moving out. Forecast is high of -2F today. Sunday is expected to be a warm 44F.
     
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  12. I know that -40F is the same as -40C. After that F just gets confusing. C is easy- water freezes at zero and water boils at 100 :):upyeah:.... Oh, at sea level...
     
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  13. It topped three hundred here but then, I prefer Kelvin scale.
     
  14. It was minus 6 here at 7.0am and went up to 2 around midday; now back to -1.

    Too damn cold for me - but then I have lost loads of muscle and weigh 3 stone less than I did in 2012.
     
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  16. I know what 0 and 100 represent. I can relate to the confusion too. Since I don't use Celsius everyday and can't remember the conversion formula I've resorted to Google to do the work, when I feel like it.
    Usually this is what I refer to...
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    ...guess I could be courteous and flip the switch on the back to see what it says before posting:innocent:
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