@rk @timbray Fun fact, the closer to -40º it gets, the less conversion you have to do between Celsius and Fahrenheit. They converge at a temperature formally known as "nope."

**Ed Davies** @edavies@functional.cafe · Jan 20

Jan 20

Ed Davies @edavies@functional.cafe

@rk @timbray Yeah, that's close to the point where you don't need to convert.

(-40°C == -40°F)

**Brett Kosinski** @brettk@indieweb.social · Jan 20

Jan 20

Brett Kosinski @brettk@indieweb.social

@timbray On the bright side, tomorrow it's supposed to be -3, because stable weather is for suckers. Gotta love that #climatechange !

**Victor Frunza** @vfrunza · Jan 20

Jan 20

Victor Frunza @vfrunza

@timbray And I thought the -27 (feels like -32) in Edmonton last night was bad.

**Ernst Greiner** @ernstgreiner@techhub.social · Jan 20

Jan 20

Ernst Greiner @ernstgreiner@techhub.social

@timbray
This is "Nishny Tagil"-cold.

**Jonathan Yu** @jawnsy@mastodon.social · Jan 20

Jan 20

Jonathan Yu @jawnsy@mastodon.social

@timbray The "feels like -50" is the real kicker lol

**mtp** @matt@proud.social · Jan 20

Jan 20

mtp @matt@proud.social

@jawnsy @timbray All the folks in MN will be acting like they are all hot (cold) stuff for what they tolerate.

Then egos deflate when they learn about the northern neighbor or Yakutsk. I don’t think folks in MN even remember what an engine block heater is, TBH.