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Freaking wind! Windchill sucks!

Today was sunny and warm ~64* in San Diego. I took a walk at lunch and had to remove my jacket because I was hot.

-MrManly
 
Originally posted by: MrManly
Today was sunny and warm ~64* in San Diego. I took a walk at lunch and had to remove my jacket because I was hot.

-MrManly
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Why did you even have your jacket when the temperature was in the 60's?

I think your user name does not befit you 😛
 
Originally posted by: Scouzer
Temperature with wind chill: -49 Fahrenheit

Actual temperature: -26 F

Miserable!
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-26 F without windchill. Wouldn't it be miserable even without the wind chill? Just saying...
 
Originally posted by: compnovice
Originally posted by: MrManly
Today was sunny and warm ~64* in San Diego. I took a walk at lunch and had to remove my jacket because I was hot.

-MrManly
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Why did you even have your jacket when the temperature was in the 60's?

I think your user name does not befit you 😛
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😀 :thumbsup:
 
Originally posted by: MrManly
Today was sunny and warm ~64* in San Diego. I took a walk at lunch and had to remove my jacket because I was hot.

-MrManly
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Yeah, I rode my bike to work today (as I do at least twice a week) and I'm afraid I'll be too warm on my ride home. I might have to lose the outer layer and just wear my short sleeve jersey and arm warmers.
 
Originally posted by: compnovice
Originally posted by: MrManly
Today was sunny and warm ~64* in San Diego. I took a walk at lunch and had to remove my jacket because I was hot.

-MrManly
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Why did you even have your jacket when the temperature was in the 60's?

I think your user name does not befit you 😛
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It was in the mid 40s this morning.
 
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: compnovice
Originally posted by: MrManly
Today was sunny and warm ~64* in San Diego. I took a walk at lunch and had to remove my jacket because I was hot.

-MrManly
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Why did you even have your jacket when the temperature was in the 60's?

I think your user name does not befit you 😛
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It was in the mid 40s this morning.
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As JM said, it was colder this morning. Plus, working in an AC controlled office the temperature is always pretty cool inside. I didn't know what it would feel like outside so I grabbed my jacket just incase. The story continued above...

-MrManly
 
stupid cold here today too. Not as cold as out west, but just WINDY. burns your ears after 1 minute of being outside...
 
Originally posted by: Scouzer
Temperature with wind chill: -49 Fahrenheit

Actual temperature: -26 F

Miserable!
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Silly Canadian... learn how to convert your celsius temperature to Fahrenheit correctly. I just checked all over your province and there isn't anywhere near the temperature you're claiming. (I tried Fort McMurray, Calgary, Slave Lake, Grande Prairie, High Level)

Simply, there is no place in your province with temperatures of -26F, or anywhere near -26F. In fact, your temperatures are about 52 degrees F higher than you claim, about *positive* 26F.
 
Oh, and if anyone else wants to check the temperatures in Alberta, Canada to see if I'm mistaken,
here

There's no place in Alberta that's even below zero (Farenheit), let alone -26!! LOL



OP, take your temperature in Celsius, multiply it by 9. Divide by 5. ADD to 32, and you have the Farenheit temperature. Try again.
 
Originally posted by: Scouzer
Temperature with wind chill: -17 Fahrenheit

Actual temperature: 6 F

Miserable!
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Fixed for most likely actual conversion (he forgot to add 32)
 
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Oh, and if anyone else wants to check the temperatures in Alberta, Canada to see if I'm mistaken,
here

There's no place in Alberta that's even below zero (Farenheit), let alone -26!! LOL



OP, take your temperature in Celsius, multiply it by 9. Divide by 5. ADD to 32, and you have the Farenheit temperature. Try again.
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Hey buddy, you read this post 12 hours AFTER, did that ever occur to you?? A warm front was moving in, hence the wind and wind chill. However, the temperatures had not arrived with it yet.

As I said in your rude PM, I work at an air traffic control tower, and I have a direct readout of the temperature at all times. It was -32.
 
Originally posted by: Scouzer
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Oh, and if anyone else wants to check the temperatures in Alberta, Canada to see if I'm mistaken,
here

There's no place in Alberta that's even below zero (Farenheit), let alone -26!! LOL



OP, take your temperature in Celsius, multiply it by 9. Divide by 5. ADD to 32, and you have the Farenheit temperature. Try again.
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Hey buddy, you read this post 12 hours AFTER, did that ever occur to you?? A warm front was moving in, hence the wind and wind chill. However, the temperatures had not arrived with it yet.

As I said in your rude PM, I work at an air traffic control tower, and I have a direct readout of the temperature at all times. It was -32.
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Pwned.
 
Last night it was about that here. Took a cup of hot water outside and threw it in the air. Instantly vaporized. Pretty cool.

BTW Its -34f here right now.
 
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