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Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 4322058)
According to the local news we can expect sub zero wind chills for the Fri/Sat...that's over a 55 deg temp drop for you. Back up to 32 degs for Sunday...so Sunday looks like a warm, barmy day.
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Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Partystar
(Post 4322152)
Still not getting the +55 degree temperature drop, it says it will go down to 19 degrees (f), but that's still only :eek: a drop of 36 degrees. Am I missing something? :confused:
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Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 4322169)
According to the TV with the wind chill it will be sub zero temps. The thermometer may say 19F but it will feel a good 20 degrees colder with the wind chill.
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Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Partystar
(Post 4322363)
Okay, found a website that says a wind chill of 7 degrees f (which is -14 degrees c!). Wow, I don't even remember it being that cold in England!
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Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 4322390)
That's pretty normal for this time of year...or colder.:eek: It'll feel much colder in NYC 'cos of the concrete canyons...you'll need very warm clothing and make sure your hands, head and ears are covered.
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Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 4322390)
That's pretty normal for this time of year...or colder.:eek: It'll feel much colder in NYC 'cos of the concrete canyons...you'll need very warm clothing and make sure your hands, head and ears are covered.
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Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by lionheart
(Post 4322396)
She won't be walking around NYC with her knockers hanging out
PS - don't put the phone down on me, ya bastard! :D |
Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Partystar
(Post 4322403)
I don't know how I'll manage, it's a must for me! :D
PS - don't put the phone down on me, ya bastard! :D |
Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by lionheart
(Post 4322419)
I accidently got disconnected.................. while trying to hold the phone and wanking over visions of your boobs
You -> :thumbup: |
Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Partystar
(Post 4322444)
Of course, it all makes sense now...blowing raspberries huh?!?! :D
You -> :thumbup: |
Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Partystar
(Post 4322363)
Okay, found a website that says a wind chill of 7 degrees f (which is -14 degrees c!). Wow, I don't even remember it being that cold in England!
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Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Englishmum
(Post 4322501)
I can assure you that the weather up here gets much, much colder than in England....:ohmy: I can't stand the cold. If the air is dry then you'll be getting electric shocks when you touch metal (doors, lift buttons etc.) or kiss your beloved! :blink:
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Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Englishmum
(Post 4322501)
I can assure you that the weather up here gets much, much colder than in England....:ohmy: I can't stand the cold. If the air is dry then you'll be getting electric shocks when you touch metal (doors, lift buttons etc.) or kiss your beloved! :blink:
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Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Partystar
(Post 4322514)
That happens to me all the time, whenever hubby gets home, he grounds himself before kissing me! :D I ground myself before I get out of the truck too!
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Re: Visiting New York!
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 4322519)
How do you do that...'cos no matter what I do the next time I touch metal...sparks fly.
Any science people care to explain, I could be totally wrong? |
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