J F
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31 f here last night...after being 63 yesterday. 
How Cold Was It Last Night?
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Gary Fowler
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70F yesterday and this morning 33F but at least the sun is shining. It doesn't look like it is going to get past the mid 40s for a high (41F at 11:15am)
jerrybob
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Really glad you didn't send pictures....39F last night.....45F right now!
TSO
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45 here ... my pond is about to overflow!
Dagoof
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29 Degrees?
LOL
I'd kill for that.
I've been pouring concrete slabs all winter in -20 degree weather.
If you think 29 is bad, you haven't seen nothin yet. It gets exponentially worse the colder it gets.
LOL
I'd kill for that.
I've been pouring concrete slabs all winter in -20 degree weather.
If you think 29 is bad, you haven't seen nothin yet. It gets exponentially worse the colder it gets.
Gary Fowler
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I spent 5 years in Northern Alberta Canada and I know a few things about cold. -30C is fairly tolerable for all day work when dressed right and even as low as -35C is good ice fishing weather but -40 is just too cold to work. When it got -40 and below we would send the workers in unless they had work in a hoarded and heated hut.
powerpace
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42 Degrees. Supposed to be 65 Degrees today.
Doe's anyone else wonder why Canada hardly ever has a problem with the weather. Most of the bad (Cold) weather comes through Canada, but the U.S. is the country that can't cope with it.
Doe's anyone else wonder why Canada hardly ever has a problem with the weather. Most of the bad (Cold) weather comes through Canada, but the U.S. is the country that can't cope with it.
Dagoof
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Yup.
That's what I mean when I say that it gets exponentially worse.
A ten degree drop isn't a big deal if it's 40 to 30, but if it's -30 to -40, it's a really big deal.
Grateful11
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29 this morning, calling for 21 tonight which is almost 20 degrees below normal. Pastures and small grains are suffering from too much rain and too many cold nights here.