1. Your country

Russia
+36℃
-61℃

Mexico

Highest: 45 c it was in Coahuila a northern state in the city of Monclova some 4 hours away of the border with texas

lowest: 1 or 2C, in Zumpango a town in the outskirts of Mexico city.

in my own town, Guadalajara it rarely hits 35 and almost never goes below 10

>-61℃
Did you go out on the day?

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>38°C
>-20,2°C

>45°C in Midale, Saskatchewan
>-63°C in Snag, Yukon

>Florida
> hottest: around 110-115 degrees
>coldest: 5 degrees

>Germany
>well over 100 °C (sauna)
>-22°C

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>43℃
>1.3℃

canadian shitposting extraordinaire

40.6°C and -40°C

-31.7°C

43.3-46.1°C and -15°C

what?

0℃
45℃
45 was just a few years ago, i was moving house on the day. really shit timing

Thank you sir. Btw what's it like that breathing at -60℃?

>like 33°C, last summer
>probably like -35°C,
Not sure which was worse

what you posted are cananda's all-time record low and high.
this thread is about temperatures you personally experienced.

>arshenteena
>42
>-26
same province, about 150 km between the two places.

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I wouldn't know since I don't live in assfuck Yukon. The lowest Ive ever had was -35°C, probably around -43°C with windchill in Ottawa. You can feel the cold in your lungs if you breath deep, and you have to breath through your nose if you don't want to chill your chest. Bundle up and hide your face, and you'll be alright for a short trip

oh, my bad. Sorry, but I was actually curious so I'm glad I looked it up anyways. Personally, its probably -35° and somewhere around 36-8°

>You can feel the cold in your lungs
Wow, I'd love to feel it. Thank you.

Unfortunately yes.

maybe for two breaths, but when you're waiting for the bus and your tears/snot are turning into ice things turn south real quick

-10 or -15 is comfortable winter weather, anything below -20°C is a hassle for everyone

by the way pipes can easily freeze below -30°C in most places, so if it does dip down, you're at risk of flooding your house in cold water if you don't watch it

-13 C and 40 C

32c
-10c

What is that in normal measurement?

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>~53℃ (129 F)
>1℃ (33 F)

In Celsius you dumb nigger

Ditto.

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>43 °C in Agrigento, Sicily. Literal hell.
>about -20 °C in a hamlet the Julian Alps

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2. around 45°C max and -30°C at min

109F/42C (Air temperature, not feels like)
5F/-15C

t. Texas

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>27℃
>-47℃

48 celsius in southern california
-52 celsius in north dakota

120 F
-63 F (wind chill, you would still get frostbite in 5 minutes)

>40+°C
>10°C (in a mountain)

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>27°C
>-47°C

33
-30
I was conscripted 3 years ago when the winter was goddamn brutal. Was fun laying 2 hours in snow at -30, guarding an empty forest.

Where do you get 30C summers here??

Everywhere, I always see 30s in your cunt during summer, everywhere especially in the south.

France
40°C
Probably -5°C

>35°C
>8°C

Swedish Lapland
34.7°C
-44°C

>36°C this summer
>-40 last winter

Sweden
35C
-22C

Brothers!

Higest for me was probably around 30°C this year.
Coldest was -39°C a few years ago.

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>Germany
>40°C
>-11°C

dumb fuck, it was +30c for almost a month this summer

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>47C in Catamarca
>-15C in Rio Negro

Norway
around 28 this abnormally warm summer
-43

Probably something like:
+45°C
-12°C

UK

Minus 13 Celsius
Plus 38 Celsius

Experienced much much colder and quite a bit warmer living in Ukraine

Sakha Yakutia
+39 C
-56.5 C

if we're talking about personal experiences, rather than historic
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>New York
>109 F
>-6 F

Almost 40 in Sochi
-20 back home

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43.8 °C
1.4 °C

>Korea
42C~ -31C

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>38°
>-52.6°