Just a little nipply up there...
Summit Conditions as of 2:04 PM EST
Temp
-33.3°F Wind
W74 MPH Gust
82 MPH WC
-78°F
Observer's Comments:
07:08 PM Wed Jan 14, 2004 EST
Our phones have been ringing all day today with inquiries of our temperatures. Yes it is cold up here, even by our standards. Over the past twenty four hours, the lowest wind chill was 102 degrees below zero... but I can tell you, it felt more like 500 below to me! Once again we have recorded a new record low today of 45 degrees below zero. Now our focus shifts to Thursday night, when a low moves by while intensifying over the Canadian Maritimes, driving even more cold air into the region. There have been talks of fifty degrees below zero Fahrenheit, which would break New Hampshire's state record low of minus 47, which was set up here in 1934. Wow, was it really this past June that we tied our own record high of 72 degrees?
Jeff De Rosa - Observer
Denver Intnl Arpt
Last Update on Jan 15, 12:53 pm MST
Mostly Cloudy
51°F
(11°C) Humidity: 24 %
Wind Speed: Calm
Barometer: 29.87" (1009.8 mb)
Dewpoint: 15°F (-9°C)
Visibility: 10.00 mi.
Seven years of extreme weather is one of the seven signs of the apocalypse.
thats cold. most schools around here (central mass) have already been cancelled for tomorrow, beacuse of the cold.
i dont think it went much above zero here all day, even w/ bright sun, and it was pretty windy,making it feel about-15.
So, whoever asked me to bring back the cold weather when I moved to the east, I'm still watching my mail for the thank you card.
'Extremely dangerous' cold grips Northeast
Thursday, January 15, 2004 Posted: 2:39 PM EST (1939 GMT)
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Alexandra Vega copes with frigid temperatures in Boston on Thursday.
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FORECAST WIND CHILLS
For Thursday night:
Caribou, Maine: -60°
Portland, Maine: -40°
Boston, Massachusetts: -40°
New York City: -20°
Source: CNN Weather Dept.
BOSTON, Massachusetts (CNN) -- The Northeastern United States faced more bitter cold and high winds Thursday, with forecasters warning of "extremely dangerous" wind chills as low as 45 degrees below zero in eastern Massachusetts.
"These values can produce frostbite in just 10 or 15 minutes," a National Weather Service advisory said. "If you don't have to travel or be outside late tonight or early tomorrow, then stay indoors."
In Maine, where projected highs ranged from below zero to the high single digits, Gov. John Baldacci declared a state of emergency in hopes of convincing federal highway regulators to allow longer driving hours for truckers carrying fuel oil.
"These conditions threaten public health and safety and endanger public property if fuel oil cannot be delivered to Maine homes and businesses," Baldacci's declaration said.
About 20 coffee-drinkers were crammed into a coffee shop in Portland, Maine, on Thursday morning, according to server Jamie Deering. "It's really cold, I mean, it's going down to 15 below at night," Deering said. "I didn't even take my trash out last night and my car is frozen."
Three inches of snow was expected on Thursday in Boston where the forecast high was 5 degrees. The city's largest homeless shelter, which provides 700 beds, was packed Wednesday night.
But one woman on a Boston street said area residents know how to deal with that type of weather: "Dress in layers, keep moving and just try to have that old, good New England character," she said.
Business was off Thursday at a Waffle House restaurant in Tewkesbury, Massachusetts, said cook Sandra Starke. "It's awful, very cold," she said. "We just got a dusting [of snow] but it's so cold nobody wants to come out."
Record daily low temperatures were recorded in Boston and in Providence, Rhode Island, on Wednesday, and forecasters expected the coldest portion of a wave of Arctic air to move across the region Thursday.
New Hampshire's Mount Washington Observatory, which boasts of having "The world's worst weather," recorded temperatures of 28 degrees below zero Fahrenheit on Thursday morning with a wind chill of 71 degrees below zero.
"It actually very wonderful to be up here, to just be able to experience the weather extremes here that Mother Nature throws at you," said meteorologist Tim Markle from a weather station on the mountain. "A lot of people don't like the cold, but we're loving it up here."
Bitter cold didn't appear to cool political spirits ahead of the January 27 New Hampshire primary. A standing-room-only crowd attended a Manchester rally for Democratic candidate Sen. Joseph Lieberman on Thursday morning. A few hundred supporters attended a similar event Wednesday for Democratic candidate Wesley Clark. And Wednesday events in support of rivals Howard Dean and Sen. John Kerry also were well-attended, despite the weather.
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Ernest Bostic shovels snow from a car Thursday in Poughkeepsie, New York.
New York is under a winter weather advisory and wind chill warning, and the city could see up to 6 inches of snow early in the day. Highs are forecast near 15 degrees, lows -- with the wind chill -- feeling like 15 to 30 degrees below zero.
A winter storm warning is in effect for Philadelphia, which could get 6 inches of snow. Temperatures were forecast to range from a high of 19 to a low of 5 degrees.
And snow up to three inches is expected to fall on Washington, D.C., Thursday, with high temperatures near 25 and lows around 18 degrees.
i bet they break it tonight! nearly -40 already!
That Alexandra Vega is fucking SMOKING! I might move back to Boston for a piece of that.Originally posted by KQ
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Alexandra Vega copes with frigid temperatures in Boston on Thursday.
Originally posted by Alex P. Keaton
That Alexandra Vega is fucking SMOKING! I might move back to Boston for a piece of that.
Thats obviously a typo, Im sure its supposed to be Alexander. Anyone with the slightest shred of hetero credibility can tell its a dude. You sir are a homosexual, not that there's anything wrong with that.
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Last edited by hardrider; 01-24-2011 at 10:57 PM.
Six more degrees to the record..
Summit Conditions as of 10:34 PM EST
Temp
-41.1°F
Wind
W76 MPH
Gust 84 MPH
Wind Chill -90°
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They didn't break it but came damn close. -43F with 87mph winds. And at some point before sunset last night, the "scientists" at the summit decided it would be a good idea to take off their clothes and run around outside. See below. http://www.mountwashington.org/photo.../011518-lg.jpg
I didn't think it was all that bad lastnight when i started the walk home from a friends in a t-shirt.(I was drunk of course) But no matter how drunk you are after 2 min in -36 wind chill you get cold. It sobered me up real fast, and I couldn't stop shaking for about half an hour after the 5 min walk home. I think tonight ill call the ESU taxi, it's a taxi service the school pays for so drunk kids dont freeze to death on the weekends.
Or at least wear a coat.
I hate the smell of smoke/ and also hate washing jackets..........but that is a very good idea.Originally posted by iceman
Or at least wear a coat.
thats why you find a cheap jacket for a party jacket.Originally posted by kush1
I hate the smell of smoke/ and also hate washing jackets..........but that is a very good idea.
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