Posted by Richard on January 31, 2019
CBS4 meteorologist Lauren Whitney (@LaurenCBS4) shared a cool photo from a viewer on Twitter today. It shows how much fun you can have blowing soap bubbles in Wisconsin when it’s -23°.
How cool/pretty is this! A viewer has a sister living in Mequon, WI where it was -23 earlier today. She blew some soap bubbles earlier today! They froze and rolled down the hill! Thank you to Gina for sending us this great picture! pic.twitter.com/UDU7laOdxH
— Lauren Whitney (@LaurenCBS4) January 31, 2019
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Posted by Richard on December 17, 2016
As of 11:23 AM, the temperature in Denver has risen to 0°, with a wind chill of only -11°. There’s a good 6-7″ of fresh snow in my yard.
The “climate experts” assure me that this is due to anthropogenic global warming. So I’m going to do my part and not drive anywhere for the rest of the weekend.
UPDATE, 10:30 PM: We topped out at 3° this afternoon, a new record low high. Earlier this evening, it dropped to -15°, a new record low. But recently the wind shifted from the north to the south, so it’s “warmed up” to -3°. So I guess the worst is over.
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