Coldest temperature you've ever been outside in?

The coldest temperature I've ever been exposed to (without windchill) was around:

-50 degrees Celsius or -58 degrees Fahrenheit in Calgary, AB, Canada

Don't forget to convert the degrees! (Use http://www.wbuf.noaa.gov/tempfc.htm if you can't do it in your head).

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-10 C

I though my -10 Celsius was bad.

Had to drive my moped to school though (35-40 minutes) ...We have no snow days :P

I don't remember things like the temperature so....I don't know...but I like cold weather ^_^steppinrazor88

Same, shorts all year. :P

-20 with a-70 windchill in DetroitMi 1994 I went icefishing that night and got frostbite on my toes. My icefishing trip lasted 45 minutes.

I was visiting Edmonton one Christmas and got the pleasant surprise of -42C one day, which was fun. The instant you step out in a temperature like that, your boogers truly do freeze. A couple of minutes of inactivity, too, and your whole body is stiffening up as well. It was the only time I actually wore a scarf the way scarves were meant to be worn...when I grew up -20C was about the lowest it ever got, and it usually just sat around -10 in the middle of winter, sans wind. I like that better.

But now, I'llstick with Victoria, where the coldest I've seen it get in five years is -4C. And even that is uncommonly low.

The coldest temperature I've ever been exposed to (without windchill) was around:

-50 degrees Celsius or -58 degrees Fahrenheit in Calgary, AB, Canada

Don't forget to convert the degrees! (Use http://www.wbuf.noaa.gov/tempfc.htm if you can't do it in your head).

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awsss

-40 in Edmonton

if you count wind chill, I can remember some days it being -40 F in chicagoMeGustaPanocha

yeah it gets really cold in Chicago but for me was -16

Around -45C and below in Calgary. I thought I could walk home from a class trip to St. Mary's College (6km) and I ended up getting frostbite. It took about a year to fully heal. I really under-estimated the distance to my house, and the fact that everything was uphill.

I also partially remember an instance during High School where there was a delay in busses at the C-train station for two hours. By the time the bus came, I could barely keep conscious. I ended up waking up 10-15 minutes into the ride not realizing that I'd passed out; a dangerous sign.

The coldest temperature I've ever been exposed to (without windchill) was around:

-50 degrees Celsius or -58 degrees Fahrenheit in Calgary, AB, Canada

Don't forget to convert the degrees! (Use http://www.wbuf.noaa.gov/tempfc.htm if you can't do it in your head).

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awsss

Werd, I'm from Calgary aswell, the dry winters can be hell sometimes.

30F :? I've never been outside CA in winter...FearMeIAmLag

Neither have I.