Ask A Canadian

acclimatized, you'd be crying like a little sun burned girl if you stayed the summer where i come from ;p

 

It'd probably burn my genitals clear off, so I'll give you that one.

 

And where do you come from? I don't think northern California gets NEAR as hot as southern Georgia...

 

and a pole licker like yourself wouldn't have a tongue to speak of by mid December if you spent a winter where I'm from.

 

FTMFW!!!

 

In California's Central Valley, it is not uncommon to have week-long heat waves over 100, and we will sometimes go to 110+, but IT IS A DRY HEAT. I've gone on strenuous moutnain bikes rides in the Gold Country in 114 heat, no problem. Just hydrate. But I could not handle southern humidity.

 

Same as I spend hours outside in -35 in mid winter, I guess if your prepared you can do anything.

 

I lived in Upland, CA for a few years so I'm familiar with CA heat. The humidity here is awful and makes it much worse. I have also survived winters living in northern Illinois and northern NJ (where I'm from). However, even though I endured sub zero weather in both places - it is NOTHING compared to the winters Canada has. My only taste of Canada was Thunder Bay in November one year. Even if I wear my big girl panties - I could not handle their winter. :O

 

we had -48C weather for a week this winter up where I'm from

 

I'm not sure what the temp was in Thunder Bay that year, but I can assure you, even if I wore big girl panties made out of wool - I WOULD NOT SURVIVE. And they would be itchy. Then again - if I walk outside of the station today again, it's entirely possible I may melt. It's only 99 today. Must be a cold front.

 

All you really need to know is, -40 C and -40 F are the same temperature. and how on earth is 99 a COLD front??

 

Yeah - and both are waaaaayyyyyy to cold for this girl. LOL It's a cold front because the heat index isn't as high today as it has been.

 

Don't care what bull he's trying to feed you, your weather mans on his 5th glass of Scotch with that logic

 

the hottest temp I remember from last summer was 38C (100F), too damn hot IMO.

 

we didn't get to -48C only like -44C or something, before the windchill

EDIT: by "we" I mean in this neck of the woods

 

That's one thing I don't miss..... listening to the forecast and seeing what the temp was with the windchill factor. Brrrrrrrrrrrrr I'm also happy I missed the Chicago Blizzard this year too.

 

Haha It was my logic - and I WISH I was on my 5th glass of Scotch.

 

Desert, 120+