What I found odd; last Saturday's forecast from NOAA was cold and windy, with gusts of over 20 mph. Sunday temps were predicted to be higher, but with less wind. Yet the wind chill temp for both days were the same. I may not have a degree in meteorology, and math was always my worst subject; yet even I know that doesn't make sense.
What's wrong with Canadians?
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metalbender
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Wind chill refers to the heat leaving a warm blooded animal. Machines don't get frostbite. -30, deep in the bush, without wind isn't too bad. The same temp out in the open with a 30 mph wind will be almost unbearable. Takes your breath away, will freeze unprotected skin in minutes.
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Citydude
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Do Canadian's still call a 12 pack a case of beer? Down here in the sagebrush of Wyoming, a case is 24.
mrmikey
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Yup, least I do, a case is 12, a flat is 24.....after that, you don't give a crap what you call it
.........Mike
What do you drink up there, Jake?
Hilbilly
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I call a 24 pack a case of beer. If I ever wanted a 12 pack I would ask for a dozen.
I know what is wrong with Canadians! Our case (24) of beer costs $49 and we still buy it.
BTW, my beer of choice is Budweiser. So maybe I'm not a true Canadian.
I know what is wrong with Canadians! Our case (24) of beer costs $49 and we still buy it.
BTW, my beer of choice is Budweiser. So maybe I'm not a true Canadian.
