Let's warm the place

[whs]

I am shivering in sunny Florida. We barely have 60F. Let's warm the place. (looks nice in full screen)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqJHbW9Tdk4

 

[LittleJay]

A lot of houses of in my area of the country are heated by wood burning stoves, fireplaces and the like. All I have is an electric fireplace, which isn't quite the same. But it does actually throw out some pretty good heat. BTW, I'll take your 60 degrees over my -3 degrees!

 

[Windows i7 920]

I am in New York and hate the snow, and winter. Lol, I will likely end up moving to a place warmer like Florida eventually.

 

[DocBrown]

Sunny in Arizona

 

[whs]

Sunny in Arizona

I remember Flagstaff in Mai on my way to the Grand Canyon. We got into a snow storm. Coming from the Black Canyon (downstream from the Hoover dam) where we spent a weeks vacation, that was a shock. In the Black Canyon it was 100F and at the Grand Canyon it was 20F. And all that change within less than a 1 day travel with a Motorhome. Fortunately we had a good heater.

 

[Solarstarshines]

This is one of the times Sunny So cal Isn't so Sunny

 

[alikhan]

Well , here's the temp in Bangalore city at around 12:30 AM .

source : India Weather - AccuWeather.com

 

[Solarstarshines]

Well , here's the temp in Bangalore city at around 12:30 AM .

source : India Weather - AccuWeather.com

those are some good OCing Temps hehehe

 

[MWRed]

I'd take the 60 degrees.

This is what I get to look forward to for my birthday. Seems to be the same every year.
I hate winter. I'm too old for this crap.

 

[jadinolf]

48F here and it's almost 10 A.M.

brrrrrrrrrrrrr

 

[whs]

48F here and it's almost 10 A.M.

brrrrrrrrrrrrr

This is not the California I remember. The warmest I have seen there was 124F - in Death Valley in August.

 

[jadinolf]

48F here and it's almost 10 A.M.

brrrrrrrrrrrrr

This is not the California I remember. The warmest I have seen there was 124F - in Death Valley in August.

We have had that here in Ojai as well.

100F+ days are not unusual in the summer.

BUT it is cold here today and Google predicts a high of 61F.

I need to walk my dog and I hate to go outside.

 

[LittleJay]

 

[maxie]

Very lucky here in Belfast never gets to cold but then again never gets to warm either .

 

[alikhan]

Well , here's the temp in Bangalore city at around 12:30 AM .

source : India Weather - AccuWeather.com

those are some good OCing Temps hehehe

Lol , yeah .

 

[alikhan]

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Jay i guess you should try doing the experiment performed by Siberian resident few weeks ago . The man boiled water and then tossed it over the balcony of his apartment. As soon as the man tosses his pot of boiling water into the freezing air, it turns to snow and leaves behind a trail of mist across the sky.
I guess climate in state of Minnesota comes closest to Siberian conditions in USA

Here's the url : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBf8ywHT0j0

 

[A Guy]

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Jay i guess you should try doing the experiment performed by Siberian resident few weeks ago . The man boiled water and then tossed it over the balcony of his apartment. As soon as the man tosses his pot of boiling water into the freezing air, it turns to snow and leaves behind a trail of mist across the sky.
I guess climate in state of Minnesota comes closest to Siberian conditions in USA

Here's the url : Boiling water freezes instantly in Siberia ( -58º Farenheit / -50º Celsius) - YouTube

A Guy

 

[LittleJay]

Hey Bill, that is the truth! I have seen the samething done here with a cup of coffee. The coldest temp I can remember in my lifetime is -50F where I was living. That whole week, the temps never got above -20F during the day. The governor actually closed schools around the state becasue of the extreme cold. The past few years however, have been much milder. I am all for the global warming business!

 

[alikhan]

Read about it , that boiling water freezes faster than cold water known as the Mpemba effect, the phenomenon remains a mystery to many.Not even scientists can agree why hot water tends to freeze quicker.

 

[LittleJay]

Its not just the hot water business, but if you put a banana outside and let it freeze, you can actually use it as a hammer.