![]() 01/28/2018 at 17:26 • Filed to: Saskatoonlopnik | ![]() | ![]() |
I’m sitting in the dining room with the window open because I’m boiling. Is... is this what it’s like to not live in Toronto any more? I don’t mind it. Any other Oppos feel the same once the middle of winter hits?
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I went to Mexico for a New Years trip once. First day, I finished a 400 page book on the beach. I missed sunblock on the back of my hands and tops of my feet. Suffice to say, I was in a lot of pain the rest of the trip, and would rather go skiing than to a beach from here on out.
![]() 01/28/2018 at 17:37 |
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I was in Australia from Christmas Eve-few days after new years... I went from 95F weather to 5F weather when I got home.
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The cold sounds a lot nicer.
(Coming home from Mexico was similar - going from 30 Celsius to -7)
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basically me when it drops below 50F
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-19? That’s t-shirt weather. I say this as a guy who lives in Georgia but has the cold tolerance of someone living in the Rockies
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According to my buddy Keith, anything up to -35 is t-shirt weather. In university, it was -20-something and he was in shorts and a t-shirt. Our professor actually stopped the lecture in disbelief to ask him about it.
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As I sit here under the air-con it is 10:20 in the morning and it is 34 degrees C already and 30% humidity. The coolest it got last night was 31.6.
We are supposed to see 42 today. Just the last day in a five day run of hot days. This time though with added humidity as we rarely go above 10% in these conditions...
![]() 01/28/2018 at 18:25 |
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Winter is good, but Montreal winters are strange with the humidity and the temperature swings. I actually kinda miss Edmonton winters: -30 and so bone dry the ends of your fingers crack, with brilliant blue skies.
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I was camping last night and 40F felt cold.
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Mmm lovely. (As my cars float away)
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I don’t think I could ever live in the Lower Mainland.
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Yeah, humid winters are awful. -40 in Ottawa was worse than -40 here, in my opinion.
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Shit man, good luck. Hopefully there aren’t any fires.
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Why?
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Because cold rain is my hell.
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It is gross. I miss Alberta winter. Cold and dry is my favorite
![]() 01/28/2018 at 19:04 |
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-20 here can be death.
And don’t get me started on the humidity during the summer heatwaves! My first two summers here nearly killed me.
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Hah, yeah. My first summer in Ottawa, I thought “man, this feels like Florida with how humid it is”.
Man, I miss it.
![]() 01/28/2018 at 19:59 |
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Too humid for that...he says hopefully.
We are moving to a new town at the end of this week. It’s now on the highest level of water restrictions you can get short of the taps running dry and a significant chunk (60,000 hectares/148,000 acres) of the forest nearby turned to ash last week. When the image below was taken it was ‘just’ 17,000 hectares.
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“But it’s a dry cold” is what they say around here. which is analagous to “it’s good luck that that pigeon shit on you” what else is there to say.
![]() 01/29/2018 at 09:25 |
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It nearly got above freezing last week, I seriously considered breaking the motorcycle out. We’re back down to -1 today, but compared to the -25 we had a few weeks ago, I’m not going to complain.
Edit: °F