The humidity comment kinda threw me off....doesn't the temperature determine if it's cold or not (or factors that affect temperature, like wind chill factor lets say)?
The examples I can cite are back home. I lived in Montreal (very humid because it's an island in the St-Lawrence river) and it was cold in winter....and i've lived in Edmonton (not humdity at all), and it was cold in winter. Humidity had nothing to do with it....the temperature gets cold (ie -40C).
In Qatar, the absolute coldest I saw on my thermostat was 5C for a few hours in the middle of the night and most of the night was 10 with daytime temps of 20 or over (all in Celcious btw). Come on guys....that's T Shirt weather....sweaters and space heaters?? You MUST be joking...I mean I did not expect this from Europeans! Other Asians maybe but not you guys!
Be safe all.
Perfection does not exist. The question therefore, is: what level of imperfection are we willing to settle for?
The humidity comment kinda threw me off....doesn't the temperature determine if it's cold or not (or factors that affect temperature, like wind chill factor lets say)?
The examples I can cite are back home. I lived in Montreal (very humid because it's an island in the St-Lawrence river) and it was cold in winter....and i've lived in Edmonton (not humdity at all), and it was cold in winter. Humidity had nothing to do with it....the temperature gets cold (ie -40C).
In Qatar, the absolute coldest I saw on my thermostat was 5C for a few hours in the middle of the night and most of the night was 10 with daytime temps of 20 or over (all in Celcious btw). Come on guys....that's T Shirt weather....sweaters and space heaters?? You MUST be joking...I mean I did not expect this from Europeans! Other Asians maybe but not you guys!
Be safe all.
Perfection does not exist. The question therefore, is: what level of imperfection are we willing to settle for?