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Your definition of cold.

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mozzy
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. . . as in being uncomfortable skiing or riding. I'm looking at the weather reports from CO right now, and it's downright glacial. -25 C in Keystone, with -32 C (-26 F) windchill.

-25 C (-13 F) in Jackson Hole, with a predicted high of -14 C (7 F).

How cold is too cold for you?
Dec 3 2009 9:58AM
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Candy
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Is my sarcasm meter broken? Cause its below zero plenty of days in utah. I've skied -17 degrees (F) +windchill, at PC. and like -5 to -10ish isn't too uncommon either in the dead of winter. But just going off of last years weather, yeah it was really warm, it like rained in January.
Dec 4 2009 1:36AM
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schillz33
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Maybe he is talkin 0 Kelvin.
Dec 4 2009 1:53AM
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Joshua.
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-45+  windchill claaaiiiimmm... effin top of storm peak
Dec 4 2009 1:58AM
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aurora.
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haha we arent the only cold place in the world...

but in the spirit of this thread i remember one time when i was in first grade and it was -70 F and school was "optional".

and I have skied at -30 F multiple times when roger keeps moose mt. open because the thermometer at the top was still reading in the -20s....thank god for warm buses instead of a chairlift.
Dec 4 2009 2:37AM
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