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In response to "Also, define "cold". -- nm" by Reagen

When my sister got married in Edmonton in November a few years ago, it was -17C. (1.4F) -- nm

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Sep 15 '09, 14:07

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aahh...Springtime in Edmonton. -- nm - Remlik Sep 15, 14:15
I wouldn't put a polar bear out in that. -- nm - Loyola Sep 15, 14:12 1
- I know, edmonton is scary. -- nm - Beryllium Sep 15, 14:12
That's still outdoor wedding weather here. nm - Dignan Sep 15, 14:10 1
- with the bride wearing a Tauntaun dress? -- nm - Beryllium Sep 15, 14:12
that's "chilly". -- nm - Reagen Sep 15, 14:09 7
- It was more comfortable than I expected, after seeing the forecast. -- nm - Beryllium Sep 15, 14:10 6
  - above zero F is not that bad, according to my aunts. -- nm - loosilu Sep 15, 14:13 5
    - depends if there's wind or not. If it's calm I may not even bother with a jacket. -- nm - Reagen Sep 15, 14:15 4
      - when it goes over 0, they say, "Oh it warmed up, that means it will snow." -- nm - loosilu Sep 15, 14:19 2
        
        that's true for celsius, at least - if it's been at -10 for a week and then hits 1 or 2 C, usually means snow may be imminent -- nm - Beryllium Sep 15, 14:20 1
        
        she lives in quebec. Zero celsius does not exist in the winter. :) -- nm - loosilu Sep 15, 14:22
      - word -- nm - TFox Sep 15, 14:15

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