[Daffynition]

[Daffynition]

It's wicked cold!

[BBQToadRibs2]

It hit -25 in ND last week and it deflated the front right tire of my truck. I had to jack it up, take off the tire, and I’m getting it inspected because I can’t get it to hold any air.

[tet68]

Now that’s al dente!

[Magnum44]

[sauropod]

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[MGunny]

Climate “change”?

[Revel]

During the 70’s energy crisis it hit 30 below for a week straight. And I am not talking about on a mountain.

[DannyTN]

You don’t waste spaghetti, so you obviously measure the temperature in degrees. Only rationale choice.

[entropy12]

No worries! Global warming should be here any day now.
Paging Al Gore....

[Radix]

I drove to the top of Mt. Washington years ago. It was in the high 80s that Summer day. Got up there and there was sleet. I forget the temp at the summit, but 16 degrees comes to mind. Harder for me take full breaths as well. My Siberian Huskie loved it.

[WMarshal]

I have experience 40° below zero weather but it was absolutely still will little, if any, wind, let alone a 65 mph death-wind. 30° below zero any wind at all is very nasty.

As a kid I enjoyed spitting and then hearing it hit the ground as solid ice.

[MRadtke]

Mount Washington is a pretty neat place. I rode to the top once on a motorcycle trip to the northeast in the early 80’s.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Pretty cool (pun intended).

[JerseyDvl]

I’ve read that Mt. Washington is a very dangerous place and one of the deadliest mountains.
Quick changes in weather conditions at such extremes described in this article lead to tourists getting trapped and succumbing to the elements because they are not prepared.

[Bob434]

I went ice fishing at 30 below with winds around 30 mph, and also worked outside on a roof that week too. can’t imagine the wind chill at 65 mph and 30 below

[Hot Tabasco]

I’ve heard of a Three Dog Night, now it’s a Pizza and Fork night.........

[Don_Ret_USAF]

You know it is cold, when you have the throw you frozen words into a fire, to hear what was said. Thule fun

[Lou L]

I once had a powder day at Alta, Utah, back in the 1980s. It was -30 degrees Fahrenheit, but not a lick of wind (thankfully.) It was sunny, and the snow “squeaked” when you walked on it.

[COBOL2Java]

A friend and I climbed Mt. Washington in August. At the bottom it was over 85. At the summit it was below 40. Thank goodness there was a visitor center up there!

[lucky american]

That’s 62 degrees below freezing. I never cared where the came up with the zero. 32 degrees is freezing anything below that is fracking cold.