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End of the line. All change.
Hello, everyone!
It's nice to be nice. :)
Because I'm the ninth nicest in Canada, and you're a friend in need.... Here you go, Storm!
::Drops a £50 note into paper cup:: :D
Feeling generous today. ;)
Seemingly rich, too.
Yo farmall can I make you a border country of me? If anyone else does too they're welcome
Wow. £50! Very generous. Too generous for me!
*Slips £50 into a charity box.*
Chilly this morning but nowhere near as cold as you guys have it! So, because we're being charitable and generous...
*Brews large pot of tea*
Who's up for a mug?
5 C, here, @ 9 a.m., Storm.
Was up to 10, yesterday. Let's see who gets warmest/coldest, this winter! :D
Who knows who will be coldest
I'm gonna guess Nunavut will win coldest. :P
It was 5°C here at 9 a.m. too! :P Why you stealin' me weatherz?
Its -2 here but real feel of -8
Actually, in reality, the record lowest temperature in Canada was in Snag, Yukon with a temperature of -63 degrees Celsius.
However, Snag is closed and therefore has no population to speak of at this time. The second coldest temperature and in a place
that is inhabited is Fort Vermillion, Alberta, with a record temperature of -60.6 degrees Celsius.
Its 11 degrees here
16.4C at 9.30am, going for 30C.
Bet I get warmest winter :p
-4°C in North-Central Ontario T-T
-7.7c in Fort McMurray, AB (VERY NICE CONSIDERING LAST WEEK -24c)
Edinburgh is just staying above freezing, but it's generally wet and miserable. Winds are relatively low, so it only feels a couple of degrees colder.
Beautiful night in red deer (only 1°C)
(Alt Code for degree should be 248)
Our RMB has become the weather channel..! :D
Sucks being in Fahrenheit. Every time Isee someone with Celsius I have go to a Celsius to Fahrenheit calculator.
I always get confused when watching American documentaries and they are talking about the "the high of the region is only 20-30°"
I was raised on both, so I'm familiar with a few key temperature pairs: 0°C/32°F, 20°C/68°F, 37°C/98.6°F, 100°C/212°F, etc.
It's weird in the UK, though: we use Fahrenheit for when it's hot ("It's nearly 100 outside!") and Celsius when it's cold ("It's minus 5 tonight!"). Even the weather gives temperatures in Celsius and Fahrenheit.
odd
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