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| General Chat MCB's Coffee House: Pull up a seat, and grab your favorite caffeinated beverage. Non-paintball related chat within. |
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| Man in Tights Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: St. Albert, AB | Coldest Temperature you have ever experienced
Hi guys, This morning i woke up in Edmonton Alberta to -30 degrees Celsius (-22 Fahrenheit) ... -43 C (-45.4 Fahrenheit) with wind chill. Warnings said exposed skin would be frostbitten within 10 minutes. I was just glad my car started, I hadn't plugged it in as forecast said-25 all yesterday. I also work at the Running Room so we have 2 groups out tonight and I'm teaching a clinic out in tomorrow >.> I've experienced a little closer to-48 C with wind before but I've always been told its not as bad as a wet cold (by people experiencing -5 at worst); the mountains make sure its dry enough to make your skin crack and bleed in winter. What's the worst cold you've experienced and what's the coldest you've played in? I did -15 C once but it was a pain getting people out: we had 4. |
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| Ridin' The ShortBus |
We had -51C with the windchill here in Calgary 6yrs ago during a nasty cold spell. I was working outside in -35C with the windchill until Health and Safety told us no more working out below -20C
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| Walking without rhythm |
I have been cold in Saskachewan at ~ -40*C (-60*something with wind) and Cold in Newbrunswick at ~ -20*C (-25ish with wind) and more recently we have had a nice week of about -25*C here in Ottawa...which just warmed up to almost double digets today ?? I Honestly do believe that the cold in Sask was easier to deal with than the Cold I have felt in the mountains of BC, or in NB Or in ON or NS or QUE... |
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| Bitter Young Man Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: San Francisco, CA |
35* Fahrenheit. lol. That's California freezing.
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| ton up boy Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Finland |
-47C, not counting the wind, in -87 or -96? Both were cold years, at least -45C This winter we´ve had -31C but I live on the coast nowdays.
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| MCB Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Amherst NH |
Years ago one of the BoyScout trips I went on the news reported that with windchill it was something like -30F. Dont know what it was without windchill. We were out on the lake that night and we could barely walk into the wind. It was blowing us backwards. Gotta say it was really dumb to be out there that night.
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| Man in Tights Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: St. Albert, AB |
Not to leave out our friends in the States and warmer climes....what is the hottest you've experienced or played in? I would say approximately 33 C up to 37 C, (98.6 Fahrenheit) possibly a bit hotter on a vacation to Hawaii or Mexico. Toronto sucked in the summer, that is when its nice to be a bit dry like here in Alberta. |
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| Village Idiot |
I remember, probably close to 15 years ago walking into my grandfathers house and looking up on the thermometer he had on the outside of the house, it was -40F*.
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