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Winnipegk said:hi!! It's -50C (-58F) here with the wind!! Yay! haha
janetupnorth said:Stay warm...I don't even want to know what our windchill is!
Brr...keep that cold by you!
This is when we joke about where that global warming is...
pkd09 said:Oh my gosh Janet I totally missed the "minus" sign! Just thinking about it makes me cold. Is this temp normal for your area? I know in NW Ohio we have been having some very cold temps this month and we have another cold snap coming again. People are having issues with bursting pipes in their homes and our community is having problems with water main breaks. Stay safe and as warm as you possibly can.
pkd09 said:At MINUS 26.5 how do they get school buses running? Anyone outside for more than 1 minute would be in health danger status. I feel for the mail carriers. Where I work they deliver on foot all day. I am glad it is getting a little warmer for you. Your heating bills have to be outrageous.
pampcheflisa said:Oh my goodness!!! I have so much respect for ya'll having to deal with that. I can't even tolerate it when it gets below freezing here and it doesn't happen very often. I know some people think that I'm crazy, but I can deal with 100F+ summers than I can below 30F.
Get_Pampered said:Kids have to wear snow pants to school???????? OMG I do not know how you all survive that! My husband is from WI and I tell him all the time that little desert rat me would literally die on the first day! It is 50 here and I am in a sweater with a shirt underneath and needed a cup of hot tea this am because I was chilled. I'm such a sissy and hope to send some warmth your way!
rennea said:I'd rather have cold, then to much heat!!! You can always add more layers if your cold, you can only take so much off if your hot
Get_Pampered said:Kids have to wear snow pants to school???????? OMG I do not know how you all survive that! My husband is from WI and I tell him all the time that little desert rat me would literally die on the first day! It is 50 here and I am in a sweater with a shirt underneath and needed a cup of hot tea this am because I was chilled. I'm such a sissy and hope to send some warmth your way!
pampcheflisa said:I wonder if it's based on what you are used to. I've lived in TX my entire life. Even though, we have relatively "mild" winters compared to other parts of the US, it can be 40F here and no matter what I do, I cannot get warm. There are times in the winter that the only time I'm warm is in my hot shower or in my bed when I have the flannel sheets on. I can always find a way to cool off in the summer, but I can't ever get warm when I'm cold. Of course, this could just be me, b/c I'm always freezing at work when others around me are comfortable.
rennea said:I'd rather have cold, then to much heat!!! You can always add more layers if your cold, you can only take so much off if your hot
ChefBeckyD said:In the Spring, here, you start seeing people in shorts when it hits 40F!
rennea said:I'd rather have cold, then to much heat!!! You can always add more layers if your cold, you can only take so much off if your hot
janezapchef said:Too funny! I read the first post and thought, "Seriously?? Janet's complaining about her kids going to school when it's 26 degrees (since I remembered that you live where you do)?" THEN, I saw the minus! Holy Smokes! It was -4 here when I got back from leadership, and that's about as cold as I can stand (not that I stand that well, mind you!). I love the snow, but the REALLY cold temps can hit the road! What fun is the snow if it's too cold to get out and play in it?
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