It's been Snowing.

[mmm-five]

I was skiing in Canada at -30°c last month...it was beautiful

 

[buzyg]

Lots of snow and a bit of cool weather the other day as well in my back yard
YES - that is Fahrenheit
Celsius conversion would be -36.67

Wow I was climbing in The Grey Corries, Scottish Highlands one January about 10 years ago and it was -21C which was quite bracing

Oh that's cold, my pb, on Dartmoor, was only -9, however the 70+ mph storm took it down to -22 C wind chill. Plus the snow blizzard, made it even more fun. :lol: Hard to breath due to ice forming a solid wall through my wollen scalf than day.



I use a synthetic buff, out in the cold, since then.



Still pretty down low, out of that wind though.

 

[patriot66]

Lots of snow and a bit of cool weather the other day as well in my back yard
YES - that is Fahrenheit
Celsius conversion would be -36.67

Wow I was climbing in The Grey Corries, Scottish Highlands one January about 10 years ago and it was -21C which was quite bracing

Oh that's cold, my pb, on Dartmoor, was only -9, however the 70+ mph storm took it down to -22 C wind chill. Plus the snow blizzard, made it even more fun. :lol: Hard to breath due to ice forming a solid wall through my wollen scalf than day.

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I use a synthetic buff, out in the cold, since then.

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Still pretty down low, out of that wind though.

Superb stuff. I love being out in the elements on days like those. That day in The Grey Corries it got progressively colder and the east wind stronger until my cousin Matt and I both decided it was getting too dicey I remember having frost (frozen perspiration vapour) on the INSIDE of my mountain jacket and when I tried to put my ice axe down I couldn't....it was frozen to my glove ! Three hours later and back down at the bothy I still couldn't get my crampons off my boots for frozen ice and snow