hottest and coldest
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What are the hottest and coldest temperatures youve experienced? I once played in a tennis tournament for nearly an entire day in the middle of a canadian summer, the high reached 40c.
And the coldest was -30c (again in canada) which with the wind chill factor was reduced to -47c iirc.
And the coldest was -30c (again in canada) which with the wind chill factor was reduced to -47c iirc.
UKBob said:
And the coldest was -30c (again in canada) which with the wind chill factor was reduced to -47c iirc.
One of the ladies in the office has been snowboarding in Banff and it was -40c (excl. wind chill factor).
Minus 1c in this country and I feel like I'm suffering from hypothermia and frost-bite! I'd love to visit Canada, though. *sigh*
I used to be a regular 50+ degrees in my car after sitting in the sun for a day in 40+ degree heat. Some of the cheap interior plastic melted, even had the vinyl on the seat melt once
. Sweat used to pour off like a river, god forbid you would ever wear shorts though, vinyl seats get very hot, and try holding the steering wheel or gearstick, no chance, you have to keep your hands moving at all times or you'll burn them.
Coldest was probably however cold it gets in scotland during winter.
. Sweat used to pour off like a river, god forbid you would ever wear shorts though, vinyl seats get very hot, and try holding the steering wheel or gearstick, no chance, you have to keep your hands moving at all times or you'll burn them. Coldest was probably however cold it gets in scotland during winter.
cosmoschick said:Dont forget to pack the nipple warmers
UKBob said:
And the coldest was -30c (again in canada) which with the wind chill factor was reduced to -47c iirc.
One of the ladies in the office has been snowboarding in Banff and it was -40c (excl. wind chill factor).Minus 1c in this country and I feel like I'm suffering from hypothermia and frost-bite!
I'd love to visit Canada, though. *sigh*

Turkey operating Tornados. 44c during the day. We couldnt start the aircraft in the heat, the engines would surge!
Coldest Goose Bay Canada, -35c. One guy fell out of a fire exit (very drunk) and froze to death.
Oh and -53c in Pchora, Russia.
>> Edited by Extra 300 Driver on Thursday 27th October 13:43
Coldest Goose Bay Canada, -35c. One guy fell out of a fire exit (very drunk) and froze to death.
Oh and -53c in Pchora, Russia.
>> Edited by Extra 300 Driver on Thursday 27th October 13:43
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