Looks like even Russia sees through Obama

[Tool-Slinger]

Sorry, I thought you were in Vancouver. Cool city that one is!

Check out the comparison:

http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/71852.html

http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/...:75161.1.99999

I think my eyes may be frostbitten.

[printer2]

Check out the comparison:

http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/71852.html

http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/...:75161.1.99999

I think my eyes may be frostbitten.

I think I know my winter destination once I become a snowbird.



Something I am sure our close neighbors in North Dakota and maybe other northern states do is give windchill warnings. While the cold can be nasty, combine that with wind it can be deadly. Last January,

Wind chill values are expected to make it feel like -40 to -50 across many parts of the province Wednesday night and into Thursday morning.

http://winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/extreme-w...#ixzz2E80NVJWI

Fro Environment Canada website,

Wind Chill

-40 to -47.........High risk: exposed skin can freeze in 5 to 10 minutes

-48 to -54.........Very High risk: exposed skin can freeze in 2 to 5 minutes

-55 and colder....Extremely High risk: exposed skin can freeze in less than 2 minutes . DANGER! Outdoor conditions are hazardous.

Just what we learn to deal with as some do for earthquakes or other natural events.

[DeltaT]

Used to work on a flight line at minus 30 degrees helping B52's get in the air. Our combat boots could and would freeze on the runway if we didn't watch outselves.

[printer2]

Used to work on a flight line at minus 30 degrees helping B52's get in the air. Our combat boots could and would freeze on the runway if we didn't watch outselves.

Funny how fast water can freeze at those temperatures.