Here's a pic of our back yard this morning, at -44 C. The Ice fog is so bad, you can't see the car in front of you. (Well if you're on the road!!)
In further updates, a small mining town here in Saskatchewan yesterday earned the distinction of being the coldest place on the earth, at -53 C. Colder than Mars.
And, for the kids out there, if you take a cup of boiling water outside and toss it into the air, it will instantly vaporize into a cloud.
I had to get up to drive kids around. But now I return you to my irregularly scheduled flu.
In further updates, a small mining town here in Saskatchewan yesterday earned the distinction of being the coldest place on the earth, at -53 C. Colder than Mars.
ReplyDeleteI'm convinced that the Canada Ministry O' Tourism (or whatever you guys have) should make use of this.
"Saskatchewan! It's Colder Than Mars!"
If you dissolve a red disclosing tablet(one of those red pills you may have had to chew at the dentists to show where you are hiding your dental plaque)in the boiling water, and throw it in the air, it will vaporize into a pink cloud.
ReplyDeleteAsk Roger - He did it several times this morning!
Roger's makin Pink Clouds?
ReplyDeleteSounds like a party goin on down at the dentists.
Next time take the blue pill.
ReplyDeleteOr maybe if you couldn't put a "C" after those weather digits it wouldn't sound so cold.
I will resist the temptation to make a 'Matrix' based comment at this point.
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