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Originally posted by exstasie At least its colder in Ottawa.... and you have to consider Ottawa relevant since it is the capital...

with our government.. irrelevant! lol

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Last edited by dEsidEL on Jan-14-2009 at 14:55

this is nothing...I actually find the cold air refreshing.

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Originally posted by love_child More like - 30

No, -21.

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Originally posted by dEsidEL Current Weather in.. Moscow: -3°C Stockholm: 3°C Helsinki: 3°C Oslo: 1°C London: 2°C Paris: 4°C Berlin: -4°C Barcelona: 11°C Athens: 13°C Rome: 10°C Tokyo: 6°C Seoul: -9°C Beijing: -8°C Hong Kong: 13°C New York: -8°C Washington D.C.: -6°C San Francisco: 8°C Vancouver: 1°C Calgary: -11°C TORONTO: -21°C (-30°C with windchill) hmmm.. I think we just might very well be living in the coldest place on earth at the moment among the relevant developed world! http://www.theweathernetwork.com/we...ntcitiesintl_en

Not Quite.

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Cold-weather records shattered in 6 Manitoba towns After a stretch of bitter winter cold, southern Manitoba is just a couple of days away from more normal weather, says CBC meteorologist John Sauder. An Arctic ridge of high pressure brought clear skies and light winds over southern Manitoba on Tuesday morning, producing cold temperatures. Morning lows were in the –35 C to –40 C range in most localities, with Sprague in extreme southeast Manitoba registering an exceptional –43.8 C. Other spots hitting –40 C in the morning include Bird's Hill (–40.5 C), Piney (–42.5 C) and Indian Bay, near Falcon Lake (–41 C). Officially, at least six record lows were set Tuesday over southern Manitoba, including: * Sprague, –43.8 C (–41.1 C, 1979). * Pinawa, –39.4 C (–38.3 C, 1979). * Gimli, –39.3 C (–37.2 C, 1972). * Gretna, –37.8 C (–34.8 C, 1999). * Fisher Branch, –38.3 C (–37 C, 1988). * Pilot Mound, –35.3 C (-34.3 C, 1972). Temperatures are expected to moderate by Friday, when the high could reach –12 C, and over the weekend. http://www.cbc.ca/canada/manitoba/s...ld.html?ref=rss

Those are actual temperatures, not with wind chill.

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Originally posted by Orko No, -21. Not Quite. Those are actual temperatures, not with wind chill.

* Sprague, –43.8 C (–41.1 C, 1979).
* Pinawa, –39.4 C (–38.3 C, 1979).
* Gimli, –39.3 C (–37.2 C, 1972).
* Gretna, –37.8 C (–34.8 C, 1999).
* Fisher Branch, –38.3 C (–37 C, 1988).
* Pilot Mound, –35.3 C (-34.3 C, 1972).

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Originally posted by dEsidEL the relevant developed world

hardly relevant places! i could start citing places in the North Pole, but really would anyone live there? you could make the case for say Montreal, but i'd say that's about it. and where the heck is Gretna?! lol

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Last edited by dEsidEL on Jan-14-2009 at 14:57

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Originally posted by Orko No, -21.

Yes, with wind chill

Fuck it was cold leaving at 6:30am today. I hate winter more than ever.

-23°C

wind chill: -36

I was working from home yesterday, i chose the wrong day

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lol what wind chill? very quiet downtown

anyway, walked to work like usual

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