Want to see what happens to a pail of boiling water thrown off a balcony when it’s -41C outside? See here:
My feelings are: who cares when the only thing that matters is that there are folks who are lucky enough to experience the temperature of -41C?
I’m going to Montreal next week, so maybe I will finally see some snow.
Not lucky at all. I remember when it was between -20 and -25 here a few years back. I was outside for 10 minutes and then still freezing half an hour after coming back in. I know we Norwegians are supposed to say that there’s no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing, but when it’s below -15 I’m staying indoors.
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oops. I entered my email into the website rather than the email field in the post above. I’m apparently incompetent at blog commenting
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When I see the temperature -41 (F or C; they are almost the same) all I can think of is that one can put a stick of wood in a bowl of mercury and soon have a usable hammer.
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We can also put me outside and soon have a usable brain. 🙂
It just started snowing here, so I’m very very happy.
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It’s going to be in the 40s (degrees celcius) on Christmas day here.
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I will be getting your weather a day or two later but still I am glad I am not in Ukraine now. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20809898 ,
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Revise that temperature to 39 degrees.
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