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Here in the Twin Cities it is now -14F with -32F windchill.Coldest so far this winter. Just a tap bit nippy.

Same here. -17F/-34F Windchill.This is the coldest so far here too. I could certainly do without it. So could my poor car.

http://www.nippys.com.au/Mmm...... Tasty!!!!

Well, it was only -5 here this morning, but we're south--of the Twin Cities. I think that's the coldest it's been here all winter too. Hard to take when it's been relatively nice so far this winter!

it was about 70F yesterday, today the high is 25F, (removed)?

Ouch! At least the change here was gradual.

We got the big change too...mid 60s yestserday and today low 30s...sheesh.At least the mild January made my electric bill that I got today lower! Now I just hope it doesn't shoot back up next month.

i think with the wind and lake effect it was -30 here

I was wondering how cold it was up there. Lucky you! Did the Vibe start up ok?

Gotta love the lake effect! Man I miss it up there!

I live close enough to walk to school, so i usually walk, but my roommate was getting dropped off by her boy friend so i hitched a ride! i will be starting it at 4pm to take a trip to the bank and target though..its never failed me yet this winter at this temp. lol ive had some hw i didnt finish at a friends house until like 2-3am and it was COLD when i left.

12 inches of snow and now the artic blast...Winter arrives with avengence!!!

Not super cold just very weird weather here in Montreal. It started off by rain, then freezing rain, followed by over 90km winds....let me tell you it was a crazy ride and my car was all over the place today....The Canadian PressPublished: Friday, February 17, 2006LAVALTRIE, Que. -- One man is dead and about 40 people were injured Friday after a huge pileup on a highway east of Montreal.As many as 60 vehicles were involved in the chain-reaction accident, about 50 kilometres east of Montreal and high winds may be a factor, say Quebec provincial police.Two women were seriously injured and not every one had been rescued, said police spokeswoman Manon Gaignard."People were still trapped in their vehicles,'' she said.A witness said she and her boyfriend were lucky to escape out one of their car windows.She told Radio-Canada's all-news channel RDI that she has a sore back and her boyfriend hurt his ribs and was having trouble breathing."But apart from that, we're super lucky,'' she said.She described hearing a "bang, bang'' as the accident happened."At one point we couldn't see anything.''In Montreal, five cars on a freight train derailed on a bridge but there were no injuries and police also say the wind could have played a role.In Ontario, at least three people have been killed in a massive crash involving as many as 80 vehicles on a highway east of Ottawa.A winter storm in both provinces has brought icy road conditions and high winds.

it was 80 yesterday, 45 today (friday) and is expected to be 38 tomorrow and sunday.

well i went to start my car at 4:30 it cranked for a bit, but after 5 seconds it started. driving it was -15 and thats not including wind chill so that was at least -30 feeling :S

we were having snow flurries here in DC earlier