In Montreal it rains at -30C... so your car has 90 pounds of ice on it in the morning. It makes the trees look really nice though.
robert On Wednesday August 15 2007 11:28:58 pm lists wrote: > Gerard Beekmans wrote: > >> [ Something about 80% + humidity in the summer and -20 or colder in the > >> winter seems to detrimentally effect their thought processes ] > > > > -20 (celsius) is just the beginning. That's a sort-of warm winter day in > > the part of Canada I'm from. -45 is when things get truly interesting ;) > > I did put "or colder" in there ;) > > after two years in Toronto I had to come back to Vancouver, get some > sanity ;) > in 40 years in the lower mainland I only remember one winter where we > had temps comparable to the rest of Canada, and that only for a month. > usually it's barely -4 C here... though at 40-60% humidity that -4 feels > as cold as -20. > > if I remember right, you are only about a days drive away, in Alberta. > at least it's not "winterpeg" ;)
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