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Re: What's the coldest you've seen on a thermomete
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Posted by john in la on December 22, 2004 at 07:15:44 from (66.157.50.70):
In Reply to: What's the coldest you've seen on a thermometer? posted by Cold on December 22, 2004 at 05:55:30:
Well I sure feel sorry for you guys that have all that cold weather. I do not remember things like this very well so I looked it up just so I would be correct. Our record all time low since record keeping started is +7. Record high's and Low's Must go out and finish in the yard. Is 62 now with a high of 70 today. They are calling for 27 and rain/snow showers for Xmas day. Will need to get out my dictionary and look up this snow showers word to see what they mean.
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