In the lower atmosphere (1.5 km height), the coldest temperatures in the world are heading for the US [OC]MayonaiseBaron t1_j6xrc46 wrote
Reply to comment by Fish_On_again in In the lower atmosphere (1.5 km height), the coldest temperatures in the world are heading for the US [OC] by Mathew_Barlow
New Hampshire in the 90s/00s. Suprised your lakes don't freeze over every winter, I thought upstate NY was colder than over here. Lake Winnipesaukee freezes over pretty damn solid every year, usually enough to take a bobhouse out.
The lake usually doesn't "ice out" until April, but its been getting earlier every year. Used to work on the Mt Washington as a deck officer and one year we had guys jetskiing in late March.
Fish_On_again t1_j6xrx4m wrote
Definitely colder for you guys. We get a lot of warm air off the ocean and Lake Ontario.
Lohikaarme27 t1_j6xy4ku wrote
Our lakes do generally freeze over every winter. Just depends on the lake
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