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Originally Posted by davemac
The depth of that snow is not some thing we are used too, if we get 1/2" everyone goes mental, and the roads get jammed up. I don't know how you manage a minus 10, it sounds to cold for comfort.
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Minus 10 isn't bad at all if I'm dressed for it. That means parka, good boots, a hat and of course gloves. Yesterday though it was minus 28 in the morning, and the wind was high so that added a wind chill effect. It felt like minus 35, and the weatherman warned us that in 5 minutes any exposed skin would freeze! So wisely I stayed indoors. We tend to get used to winters like this in Canada, although most people complain a lot.