Submitted by TrShry t3_yhlzng in explainlikeimfive
ordinary_kittens t1_iuitwg2 wrote
Reply to comment by The_Power_of_Ammonia in ELI5 Why are airport ceiling so high? by TrShry
I don’t like to give my location but I live near Edmonton, so very dry and cold.
I don’t know Fahrenheit very well but a cold night here will maybe be -30C, with maybe only a week where the temperatures dip below -40C. I mean without windchill (since we are talking about pipes freezing indoors).
I checked the average low temperature for January for Minnesota before posting, and it said the average low was around 4F, so I figured I was fairly close to around what the average low temperature was.
Yes, lots of bright sunny winter days here, too. But, I can tell you guys aren’t much warmer than us despite being so much further south…those midwestern winters are brutal!
The_Power_of_Ammonia t1_iuiv7mz wrote
I like those temps for a lot of reasons, one of them that the C/F distinction more or less goes away down there haha.
All good mate, talking about the winter's cold can quickly turn into a Salty Spitoon contest of who's toughest! I'm happy to give it to you up in Edmonton though - you know the senses involved with a clear January day for sure!
Right around the corner now, good sauna weather! I was just noting to a friend too how we're a third of the way down from summer: 50⁰ off from the top of July, 100⁰ still to go down to the bottom of January. . . Bring it on!
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