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"Diverd4777" wrote in message ... Here's what real cold looks like (URL below). They may break the all time record of -47/F tonight. If so, the wind chill could be lower than -100/F! It's warmer on Mars. http://www.mountwashington.org/ - Is there anyone UP there ?? If it gets too cold, they could set the transmitters on fire again. Frank Dresser |
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Frank White wrote:
In article , says... Here's what real cold looks like (URL below). They may break the all time record of -47/F tonight. If so, the wind chill could be lower than -100/F! It's warmer on Mars. http://www.mountwashington.org/ - Is there anyone UP there ?? They showed a clip on the news of someone on a tower up there pounding on the metal framework with a heavy bar to break off a massive coating of ice... I wouldn't want to be the one doing that. They have a phenomenon known as 'rime' ice up there. It's formed by wind driven super cooled fog which deposits on objects as horizontal spikes of ice which point *into* the wind! -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =----- |
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- You'd need more than a T shirt up there...
http://www.mountwashington.org/weather/index.php Reminder to stay warm... Mike wrote: -3, that is MINUS 3 w/o the wind here in Orange County, NY Here's what real cold looks like (URL below). They may break the all time record of -47/F tonight. If so, the wind chill could be lower than -100/F! It's warmer on Mars. http://www.mountwashington.org/ |
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Yup. Someone goes out every hour to collect data. They recorded the highest wind speed on earth in 1934. It was 230-mph. The main building is rated for winds up to 300-mph. Right: - Someone ( 2 guys) opened the door a crack while the third stuck the anemometer outside; - it broke; ( & I suppose they pulled in whatevber was left , shugththe door & bolted it But that was thr record Original building is stone, criss crossed with anchor chains... & quite a climb up there in fair weather.. http://www.mountwashington.org/weather/index.php |
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In Siberia, it gets to -100 frequently, and God knows what the wind chill
for THAT would be LOL.So cold that tires shatter .... "Diverd4777" wrote in message ... Yup. Someone goes out every hour to collect data. They recorded the highest wind speed on earth in 1934. It was 230-mph. The main building is rated for winds up to 300-mph. Right: - Someone ( 2 guys) opened the door a crack while the third stuck the anemometer outside; - it broke; ( & I suppose they pulled in whatevber was left , shugththe door & bolted it But that was thr record Original building is stone, criss crossed with anchor chains... & quite a climb up there in fair weather.. http://www.mountwashington.org/weather/index.php |
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"Maximus" wrote in message hlink.net... In Siberia, it gets to -100 frequently, and God knows what the wind chill for THAT would be LOL.So cold that tires shatter .... Haven't heard anything close to that on the local weather reports here.. (they give temps for Mongolia, Siberia, and points west). |
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Maximus wrote: In Siberia, it gets to -100 frequently, and God knows what the wind chill for THAT would be LOL.So cold that tires shatter .... Siberia is colder than brass underwear in the winter, no question. But unless their record has been broken recently, the coldest still air temp ever recorded there was -98 Farenheit. 5W30 motor oil turns to stiff caramel at -35 Farenheit, and tires shatter at -50 Farenheit. It's stretching it a bit to say Siberia "gets to -100 frequently", though. Tony ----== Posted via Newsfeed.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeed.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 100,000 Newsgroups ---= 19 East/West-Coast Specialized Servers - Total Privacy via Encryption =--- |
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"If you try to fail and succeed, which have you done?" "Burr" wrote in message ... Forecasters warned of "extremely dangerous" wind chills tonight -- as low as 45 degrees below zero -- for the northeastern U.S. "These values can produce frostbite in under 15 minutes," a National Weather Service advisory said. From CNN Burr I live in Maine and I went out for my morning walk and made it about 100ft from the house, and decided to turn back. With the wind, it was just too cold. Winds gusts to about 35mph with -14 f. -- 73's Rick Drake R8 R8B ICOM R75 Yaesu 7700 Hammarlund SP-600-JX-17 |
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Man it that sucks. Know I remember why I live in Florida! Only down to the
low 50's at night mid-70's during the day! JP "Rick KB1KIL" wrote in message ... "If you try to fail and succeed, which have you done?" "Burr" wrote in message ... Forecasters warned of "extremely dangerous" wind chills tonight -- as low as 45 degrees below zero -- for the northeastern U.S. "These values can produce frostbite in under 15 minutes," a National Weather Service advisory said. From CNN Burr I live in Maine and I went out for my morning walk and made it about 100ft from the house, and decided to turn back. With the wind, it was just too cold. Winds gusts to about 35mph with -14 f. -- 73's Rick Drake R8 R8B ICOM R75 Yaesu 7700 Hammarlund SP-600-JX-17 |
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