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Ogurisama
11/21/2017
06:51 PM
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I have been in -50c tempatures before
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darcandkharg31
11/21/2017
06:54 PM
#2
I think around -35c or so, that's including windchill. Don't think i've ever broke -40c
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Smarkil
11/21/2017
06:54 PM
#3
what is -40c in english?
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darcandkharg31
11/21/2017
06:55 PM
#4
Smarkil posted...
what is -40c in english?

google it
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Smarkil
11/21/2017
06:56 PM
#5
darcandkharg31 posted...
Smarkil posted...
what is -40c in english?

google it


no
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Mead
11/21/2017
07:02 PM
#6
Absolute zero
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Ogurisama
11/21/2017
07:03 PM
#7
Smarkil posted...
what is -40c in english?

-40 is -40
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darcandkharg31
11/21/2017
07:08 PM
#8
Mead posted...
Absolute zero

In Fahrenheit or Celsius?
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Lokarin
11/21/2017
07:10 PM
#9
If you count windchill, something around -60 (-35C with big winds)
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Mead
11/21/2017
07:27 PM
#10
darcandkharg31 posted...
Mead posted...
Absolute zero

In Fahrenheit or Celsius?


Both, at the same time
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darcandkharg31
11/21/2017
07:33 PM
#11
Mead posted...
darcandkharg31 posted...
Mead posted...
Absolute zero

In Fahrenheit or Celsius?


Both, at the same time

That's crazy man, you're crazy.
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St_Kevin
11/21/2017
07:39 PM
#12
-45 windchill :(
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KJ StErOiDs
11/21/2017
08:21 PM
#13
-43F/-42C before windchill.
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Far-Queue
11/21/2017
08:36 PM
#14
-45F when I was stationed at Ft Drum. Fuck that place.
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DocDelicious
11/21/2017
11:42 PM
#15
Mead posted...
darcandkharg31 posted...
Mead posted...
Absolute zero

In Fahrenheit or Celsius?


Both, at the same time

What you should have said was "Kelvin".
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Alexandra_Trent
11/22/2017
12:06 AM
#16
18C..and that's considered really cold since I live in the Middle East.
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LeetCheet
11/22/2017
12:26 AM
#17
Where I live, we usually get around -40 C during the winters.
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EclairReturns
11/22/2017
12:27 AM
#18
DocDelicious posted...
"Kelvin"


Equivalently, he could have said -273.15 degrees Celsius.
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TheCyborgNinja
11/22/2017
12:32 AM
#19
-50 Celsius with windchill. It sucked and I went inside pretty quickly.
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GanonsSpirit
11/22/2017
12:38 AM
#20
Around -12F.
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Sahuagin
11/22/2017
12:51 AM
#21
close or equal to -40 not including wind chill. it's very unpleasant.
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Jen0125
11/22/2017
12:59 AM
#22
around -25 - -30 F.
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wwinterj25
11/22/2017
01:35 AM
#23
- 10 F I guess when in the walk in freezer as any fast food place I've worked at.
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PMarth2002
11/22/2017
01:38 AM
#24
No idea. I don't think I've been in negative temperatures, but I have been in temperatures cold enough for snow to stay on the ground though, back in 2007.
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fishy071
11/22/2017
02:46 AM
#25
Ogurisama posted...
Smarkil posted...
what is -40c in english?

-40 is -40

darcandkharg31 posted...
Mead posted...
darcandkharg31 posted...
Mead posted...
Absolute zero

In Fahrenheit or Celsius?


Both, at the same time

That's crazy man, you're crazy.


That's right. It's both C and F.

To convert C to F: C(9/5) + 32
To convert F to C: (F - 32)(5/9)

So for -40 C, we calculate:
-40 (9/5) +32 = -40 F

DocDelicious posted...
What you should have said was "Kelvin".

C + 273.15 = K
-40 + 273.15 = 233.15 K
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OS 12TR
11/22/2017
03:24 AM
#26
I had to work outside for 4 hours straight in high winds at night. -32 F windchill was -45 F. It was awful. 5 layers of clothes and it took me 2 hours in the shower slowly turning the water temp up to warm back up.
synth_real
11/22/2017
03:49 AM
#27
I've been out in -40 without the windchill before. I walked three blocks and the inside of my nose was frozen. Never living that far up north again.
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benbeverfaqs
11/22/2017
04:56 AM
#28
-20C in a winter a pretty long time ago. Winters are not what they used to be.
Foppe
11/22/2017
05:31 AM
#29
-32C or so.
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SomeUsername529
11/22/2017
07:22 AM
#30
-40 absolute. Probably around -50 with wind chill. Canada gets very cold sometimes.
pikey87
11/22/2017
07:35 AM
#31
-42f before windchill. I work 16hr days in a -20f freezer lol, I'm used to the cold.
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adjl
11/22/2017
07:37 AM
#32
Around -40 with windchill. Don't think colder than -30C without.

Mead posted...
darcandkharg31 posted...
Mead posted...
Absolute zero

In Fahrenheit or Celsius?


Both, at the same time


Not actually inaccurate. Absolute Zero may not be equal to 0 in either scale, but Absolute Zero is a concept, not a number. It is, at once, 0K, -273.15C, and some other random number that nobody cares about in Fahrenheit because nobody uses Fahrenheit in a sciencey context.

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SinisterSlay
11/22/2017
09:00 AM
#33
-48c in Winnipeg.
Could be worse, it can reach -70c in the Yukon.
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