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Yeah, it was around -15 F to get that kind of sea smoke. I wish we had that for a good part of the year too.
You would like the Northwoods too, UP of Michigan and northern Wisconsin. I've been outside there many times with air temperatures below -35C and wind chills of -50C. Not this winter, not even worth going with how little snow and how warm its been.
You would like the Northwoods too, UP of Michigan and northern Wisconsin. I've been outside there many times with air temperatures below -35C and wind chills of -50C. Not this winter, not even worth going with how little snow and how warm its been.
Yeah, I haven't been to WI or MI but I did take a vacation to the northern Minnesota pine forests once. Got to -30C when I was there. Saw some cool visual effects there too, like halos:
Yeah, I haven't been to WI or MI but I did take a vacation to the northern Minnesota pine forests once. Got to -30C when I was there. Saw some cool visual effects there too, like halos:
I just don’t understand how a human could want a temperature that low. Why? If you want snow, 25-30 will suffice. Any cold under 20 is just pointless and dumb. The temps that you wish for would kill my palms. You extreme cold lovers don’t care for the vast majority of the population who would agree with me. Sure there are snow lovers, and for good reason, but if you polled all Americans, even all Canadians, 99% of them would rather never have temps below 20 let alone 0.
I'm Canadian and I don't mind a few nights below -20C.
More nonexistent winter garbage. After the cold front moves through, we get 4-5 days of at or below average, and then the SE Ridge comes right back due to the -PNA setting up shop. What a horrible scenario.
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