What is the temperature in your area?
Dec 7th 2004, 2:26 am
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Originally Posted by iaink
I'd rather have -34 than freezing rain.
We're forecast freezing rain tonight too, I haven't experienced that yet but it doesn't sound too good.
One other question, we had a very thin layer of ice on the inside of the windscreen today, is this just the moisture in the air of the interior of the car or should I be taking a trip to the garage again?
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Dec 7th 2004, 2:33 am
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Originally Posted by kleinluka
-10 in montreal today :/
Dec 7th 2004, 2:35 am
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Originally Posted by Sean Boxer
We're forecast freezing rain tonight too, I haven't experienced that yet but it doesn't sound too good.
Originally Posted by Sean Boxer
One other question, we had a very thin layer of ice on the inside of the windscreen today, is this just the moisture in the air of the interior of the car or should I be taking a trip to the garage again?
Thanks
Thanks
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Dec 7th 2004, 2:35 am
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Originally Posted by willmore
My kids and I came back from beach just before lunch, and like you I haven't been warm since. It's 3c here in Victoria, but really damp and cold - feels very much like it could snow at any time. In fact, they have been predicting snow here for the past few days.
I have 3 pairs of thermal socks, my thermal underwear and 2 sweatshirts on and my hand are still cold.
Time I think for a good stiff drink of some sort.
I have 3 pairs of thermal socks, my thermal underwear and 2 sweatshirts on and my hand are still cold.
Time I think for a good stiff drink of some sort.
actually, i'm extremely happy i invested in a kanuk winter jacket... expensive even in their sale... but i can go out in only a long sleeve t-shirt under this jacket and not feel cold...
Dec 7th 2004, 6:17 am
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Hi There,
well in cold, damp lovely lancashire today it is dry but chilly, about 10 (above not minus) so fairly warm compared to you lot.
well in cold, damp lovely lancashire today it is dry but chilly, about 10 (above not minus) so fairly warm compared to you lot.
Dec 7th 2004, 6:30 am
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Originally Posted by willmore
My kids and I came back from beach just before lunch, and like you I haven't been warm since. It's 3c here in Victoria, but really damp and cold - feels very much like it could snow at any time. In fact, they have been predicting snow here for the past few days.
I have 3 pairs of thermal socks, my thermal underwear and 2 sweatshirts on and my hand are still cold.
Time I think for a good stiff drink of some sort.
I have 3 pairs of thermal socks, my thermal underwear and 2 sweatshirts on and my hand are still cold.
Time I think for a good stiff drink of some sort.
Dec 7th 2004, 8:42 am
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
This pic was from driving home from work last night in my neighbourhood, you can see how cold it is, even from the inside of the car, and all the snow on the floor. Rain is predicted for today ( Tuesday )
Dec 7th 2004, 11:16 am
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Originally Posted by wensamjam
Hi There,
well in cold, damp lovely lancashire today it is dry but chilly, about 10 (above not minus) so fairly warm compared to you lot.
well in cold, damp lovely lancashire today it is dry but chilly, about 10 (above not minus) so fairly warm compared to you lot.
While it might be cold in Canada we do get a lot of sunshine.
Dec 7th 2004, 11:18 am
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Hi Flashman,
well the sun is really shining today and is going to shine tomorrow aswell, so off for nice walk with the dog this afternoon. When i lived in Calgary i remember the sun being really bright all winter.
well the sun is really shining today and is going to shine tomorrow aswell, so off for nice walk with the dog this afternoon. When i lived in Calgary i remember the sun being really bright all winter.
Dec 7th 2004, 11:44 am
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Originally Posted by wensamjam
Hi Flashman,
well the sun is really shining today and is going to shine tomorrow aswell, so off for nice walk with the dog this afternoon. When i lived in Calgary i remember the sun being really bright all winter.
well the sun is really shining today and is going to shine tomorrow aswell, so off for nice walk with the dog this afternoon. When i lived in Calgary i remember the sun being really bright all winter.
Dec 7th 2004, 11:51 am
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Originally Posted by ksct97
think you should invest in some gloves... that'll sort out your hands!!!
actually, i'm extremely happy i invested in a kanuk winter jacket... expensive even in their sale... but i can go out in only a long sleeve t-shirt under this jacket and not feel cold...
actually, i'm extremely happy i invested in a kanuk winter jacket... expensive even in their sale... but i can go out in only a long sleeve t-shirt under this jacket and not feel cold...
hehehe I was going to try the gloves, but my husband told me it would be grounds for divorce. He wasn't happy with the outfit I had on already. He gave me a shot of rye and that really did the trick. Wonder if I could use that to knock out the kids?
Dec 7th 2004, 12:23 pm
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
No, save the good stuff for yourself and give the children Gravol.
Originally Posted by willmore
hehehe I was going to try the gloves, but my husband told me it would be grounds for divorce. He wasn't happy with the outfit I had on already. He gave me a shot of rye and that really did the trick. Wonder if I could use that to knock out the kids?
Dec 7th 2004, 12:25 pm
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Originally Posted by Velouria
ive been indoors for about half an hour and my hands are still freezing, and i dont contemplate taking my coat off for another fifteen minutes...
temperature tonight to hit -34 with windchill in calgary - what about the rest of the country?
temperature tonight to hit -34 with windchill in calgary - what about the rest of the country?
Dec 7th 2004, 12:35 pm
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Sounds far too hot. It's just pleasant in London.
Originally Posted by waltham
26c here in Melbourne
Dec 7th 2004, 12:42 pm
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Re: What is the temperature in your area?
Not according to this, it doesn't:
http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/94868.html
Just goes to show you that OZ is not what it's cracked up to be........LOL
http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/94868.html
Just goes to show you that OZ is not what it's cracked up to be........LOL
Originally Posted by Rhodes
Sounds far too hot. It's just pleasant in London.