How to deal with wind chill?
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Adcadet
Storage Freak
Still 68 and fluorescent in the hospital
CougTek
Hairy Aussie
It's 22F here. What are you complaining about? Don't even try, I'll always beat you at this game.
Adcadet will often have colder temperature outside in Minnesota than I have here, but it is generally dryer there than it is here.
Adcadet will often have colder temperature outside in Minnesota than I have here, but it is generally dryer there than it is here.
Adcadet
Storage Freak
Not sure the exact hospital actually matters.
44 deg 1 min 11 sec N 92 deg 28 min 55 sec W
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Storage? I am Storage!
I'm intrigued. What's the coconut cake like at the Canadian Honker?
BTW, I assume Adcadet would prefer we didn't name the hospital on this forum ...
BTW, I assume Adcadet would prefer we didn't name the hospital on this forum ...
Adcadet
Storage Freak
Never had the coconut cake, but the Honker is respectable.
With my location described as it is, it's really easy to figure out where I work and for what organization. Googling works as well, and points to this forum.
With my location described as it is, it's really easy to figure out where I work and for what organization. Googling works as well, and points to this forum.
ddrueding
Fixture
That depends on what you are Googling for I suppose.
Yes, it is seriously ridiculous. Maybe if the temps were -10°C there it might be interesting.
BingBangBop
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I really find it hard to believe that this thread has 50 replies considering the geographic locations of most of the people here are not anywhere even close to Santilli and it is just a thread reporting the temperature of where he is located. Why does anybody care?
Sorry, but I'm being annoying today and not letting things be. Tis the season to -- Bah humbug everyone.
Sorry, but I'm being annoying today and not letting things be. Tis the season to -- Bah humbug everyone.
Chewy509
Wotty wot wot.
You do realise that one of the side effects of a global warming, is that you will have more extremes in weather patterns, including *colder* winters with more severe storms during your traditional storm season?
Stereodude
Not really a
Oh sure, that's what they say now. However, less than 10 years ago there were stories bemoaning the fact that kids in the future wouldn't know what snow was, etc, etc...
Now after it turns out they were wrong they've changed their tune and claim any extreme or severe weather is proof of global warming or as they like to call it now climate change. Sorry, but I don't buy it. It's a non falsifiable theory, which means it's not a theory or science at all, but something more akin to a religion.
Now after it turns out they were wrong they've changed their tune and claim any extreme or severe weather is proof of global warming or as they like to call it now climate change. Sorry, but I don't buy it. It's a non falsifiable theory, which means it's not a theory or science at all, but something more akin to a religion.
CougTek
Hairy Aussie
Damn, you really like to talk thru your ass sometimes.
Stereodude
Not really a
I expected nothing less from you than insults since you can't engage me on the facts.
It doesn't matter if you think global warm is real or not. It doesn't matter if you believe that the earth is warming and it's caused by humans or not caused by humans. When you've got a group of people pushing a political agenda disguised as science and no matter what actually happens to the weather or climate it serves as "proof" of their claims. Further, there is nothing that could happen to the weather / climate that would disprove their theory to them. You should be very, very skeptical because that sure isn't science. Science is built around falsifiable hypotheses. If you can't prove a theory false it can't be proven true.
Santilli
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They point to the melting of the icecaps. Only problem is they forget that a while back, the ice nearly doubled, as did the bear population. Now we are loosing bears because
the ice caps are shrinking, giving them less liveable habitat.
That seems to be a cyclic area, not caused by humans.
I haven't seen this kind of cold, for this duration since around 1999 in this area. We had one spell where it was 27 degrees at 10PM, and got a bit colder.
Stayed that way for a week. This is for nearly 3 weeks, night time temps around or below freezing. It's nearly a month of freezing night temperatures. VERY unusual in this area.
the ice caps are shrinking, giving them less liveable habitat.
That seems to be a cyclic area, not caused by humans.
I haven't seen this kind of cold, for this duration since around 1999 in this area. We had one spell where it was 27 degrees at 10PM, and got a bit colder.
Stayed that way for a week. This is for nearly 3 weeks, night time temps around or below freezing. It's nearly a month of freezing night temperatures. VERY unusual in this area.
Santilli
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This is getting absurd. it's 32 degrees outside at 11:30. IT'S FORCASTED TO GO TO 25 DEGREES.That's the coldest I can remember ever, in Walnut Creek, EVER.
I went to the gym. Got hot, didn't notice it was cold, and had on a tank top and sweatshirt. Came in the house, felt very hot. Maybe 68 in the house. No wonder. It's bloody 32 degrees...
As I came home, 4 police cars. Two escorted someone back from the corner 7/11 to their house across the street. Probably a slightly drunk cop, making a beer run, or a friend of the police. Anyone else is going to jail.
I went to the gym. Got hot, didn't notice it was cold, and had on a tank top and sweatshirt. Came in the house, felt very hot. Maybe 68 in the house. No wonder. It's bloody 32 degrees...
As I came home, 4 police cars. Two escorted someone back from the corner 7/11 to their house across the street. Probably a slightly drunk cop, making a beer run, or a friend of the police. Anyone else is going to jail.
fb
Storage is cool
Maybe it's time to buy some blankets and/or warm socks?
CougTek
Hairy Aussie
Keep trying, you won't impress me with your "cold" temperature readings. It's 12F here right now.
Amateurs.
Santilli
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Well coughtek you wanted lower then 12?
How about these?
6 Mile Canyon Road
Temperature: 1 °F
Out from Carson City. Carson City is 3 degrees.
North Lake Tahoe:
LITTLE VALLEY (WRCC) NV US (MADIS)
Temperature: 2 °F
Smith Valley, Nevada
Temperature: -2 °F
Dew Point: -17 °F
Humidity: 49%
Wind: WNW at 2mph
Pressure: 30.26in
Precipitation: 0.00in
Daily Precip.: 0.00in
Yerington
Temperature: -2 °F
Dew Point: -17 °F
Humidity: 48%
Wind: Calm
This stuff is so surreal, I don't fucking believe it...
Lancaster, CA
Temperature: 20 °F
Dew Point: 10 °F
Lancaster is about 50 miles north of LA.
How about these?
6 Mile Canyon Road
Temperature: 1 °F
Out from Carson City. Carson City is 3 degrees.
North Lake Tahoe:
LITTLE VALLEY (WRCC) NV US (MADIS)
Temperature: 2 °F
Smith Valley, Nevada
Temperature: -2 °F
Dew Point: -17 °F
Humidity: 49%
Wind: WNW at 2mph
Pressure: 30.26in
Precipitation: 0.00in
Daily Precip.: 0.00in
Yerington
Temperature: -2 °F
Dew Point: -17 °F
Humidity: 48%
Wind: Calm
This stuff is so surreal, I don't fucking believe it...
Lancaster, CA
Temperature: 20 °F
Dew Point: 10 °F
Lancaster is about 50 miles north of LA.
Santilli
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Barona CA US (MADIS)
Temperature: 30 °F
Is even with Torrey Pines State Park, in San Diego.
Is east of Chula Vista, maybe 8 miles, and, maybe
Lower Surrey Drive
Temperature: 33 °F 10 miles north of the mexico border, on the ocean, near South of San Diego
Walnut Creek is now 26.1.
I'm going to bed, and waking up next year...
10 miles from Santa Cruz:
Scotts Valley, Lockhart Gulch
Temperature: 21 °F
Dew Point: 19 °F
Humidity: 93%
Temperature: 30 °F
Is even with Torrey Pines State Park, in San Diego.
Is east of Chula Vista, maybe 8 miles, and, maybe
Lower Surrey Drive
Temperature: 33 °F 10 miles north of the mexico border, on the ocean, near South of San Diego
Walnut Creek is now 26.1.
I'm going to bed, and waking up next year...
10 miles from Santa Cruz:
Scotts Valley, Lockhart Gulch
Temperature: 21 °F
Dew Point: 19 °F
Humidity: 93%
Santilli
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walnut_Creek,_California#Climate
Record low from the 1893''s to 1974 or so was 18 degrees in December. I moved her in the mid 60's, left in 72, and have been around since 1995. I guess I missed the 18 degree days, though it did hit 27 or less about 12 years ago.
The average low in December is 37, and, we have been about 5 degrees below that, consistently, this month.
Now 25.7
Record low from the 1893''s to 1974 or so was 18 degrees in December. I moved her in the mid 60's, left in 72, and have been around since 1995. I guess I missed the 18 degree days, though it did hit 27 or less about 12 years ago.
The average low in December is 37, and, we have been about 5 degrees below that, consistently, this month.
Now 25.7