Before the "It's so cold" threads start

Leslie said:
I hate sinus freeze.
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What in the hell is that?

*has never experienced such a thing....does not intend starting now*

Oh - can we all act civilized for once and please post any references to temperature in ºC......and while we're at it, measurements in mm, cm, m, km....etc. or ml, l and so forth.

That's all - thank you.
 
Mine are all in C :D

Sinus freeze...you inhale cause you have to breathe, and not only does the inside of your nose freeze, the cold gets in your sinuses and the pain is :eek:

Like having ice-cream brainfreeze in your face.
 
one of the mild 25cm~ offshoot mains or one of the mondo 70cm~ mains? ...possibly, dare I say, one of the central core century old meter+ mains?
 
Dunno, I wasn't digging. But it's dropped water pressure across a large chunk of the eastern south shore. And the area it's in is probably circa 1945.
 
We had tons of freezing rain - I feel badly for those who don't have a garage or car port to park in/under. I was woken up by the sound of people chipping ice off of thier cars!!

BRRRR!!!
 
unclehobart said:
A CAB?! Bah! Give 'em a few sips of tequila and shove them out the door giving them the 'in my day' speech.
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My mom really could give that speech...she grew up in Newfoundland...one day it was so stormy and she was at school...to stormy to drive and when my pop got there to get her his eyebrows were frozen with ice...she had no scarf so the teacher gave my mom hers and my pop tied it around her face and led her home...she couldn't even see...it was so cold he didn't want her eyes exposed!
 
More than once, I got fed a hot toddie unawares. Hot honey and lemon t'was. Or a milkshake with a hit of brandy before school. Small wonder I got booted from college.
 
Professur said:
More than once, I got fed a hot toddie unawares. Hot honey and lemon t'was. Or a milkshake with a hit of brandy before school. Small wonder I got booted from college.
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:lol2:
 
Statement as of 3:50 PM EST on January 21, 2005


... Winter Storm Warning remains in effect until 6 PM EST (5 PM cst)
Saturday...

Snow will develop this evening with heavy snow by midnight. The snow
will taper to light snow by Saturday afternoon. Storm total
accumulations by Saturday evening of 8 to 12 inches are expected.
In addition... strong north to northeast winds will quickly develop
Saturday morning. Sustained winds of 15 to 25 mph with gusts to 35
mph Saturday afternoon into Saturday evening will lead to widespread
blowing and drifting snow and near whiteout conditions at times in
open areas.

Any travel is strongly discouraged later tonight and Saturday as
driving and walking conditions will become hazardous.

Stay tuned to NOAA Weather Radio and other local media for further
details or updates.
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Professur said:
He's kidding. It's been pissing rain there for the last three weeks.
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That was a week or two ago:

This week:
1/16 high 71 low 37
1/17 high 68 low 39
1/18 high 72 low 39
1/19 high 75 low 38
1/20 high 73 low 40
 
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