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stew77 wrote:
Hammerfjord wrote:stew77 wrote:
watchdaddy1 wrote:stew77 wrote:Glycine Lagunare for this bitter cold Monday here (3° now, and we'll be lucky to get above single digit temps today!). Brrr....
Chris, & I'm seriously freezing my butt off here in Az,& ITS ONLY 43 HERE.
Never in a million years could I deal w/ those teperatures, I think I would shatter
NO REALLY.
Love the Glycine
Thanks for the kind words on the Glycine William...Your Sinn/baseball strap combo is looking killer too!
......with that arctic front dipping deep, we certainly are finding ourselves much colder than usual. With single digit temps and a bit of a breeze outside, those windchills can quickly dip below Zero! Heck, coming out of temps this cold will make the 40's seem downright balmy!!! (We should climb into the 40's by Wednesday).
William (Hammerfjord) - Yes we are talking degrees Fahrenheit here!
Hmm, the worst windchill I experienced was in Hammerfest two winters ago with
-60 Fahrenheit.
After that, every wind feels like a summer breeze...
I usually use Celsius: Never seen any thermometer in Fahr. in fact, so I used a converting table for you buddy
Now that is SERIOUS cold there William!!!! You guys up in the great North experience the kind of cold that can easily kill a man very fast!
Yes...us yankees think in Fahrenheit unlike the rest of the world...I have to actively do a conversion from Celsius to Fahrenheit when referencing Celsius values.
Yes that was serious. I was on the job then...Covered my face with lipbalm and took coffee breaks every hour. Next time I take a storm-mask
Folks you really make me laugh (or cry?)... The coldest we've been here in the Tropics is 46 Fahrenheit/ 8 Celsius and people here were literally dying