Temperatures!

102F in Phoenix, AZ (38.9C)
-33F in my hometown this past winter (-36.1C)

 

hottest i can really remember here was 105f one summer and the coldest i can remember was -10f last winter, it might have been colder and hotter in my area in the last ten years but those are what i remember. i prefer warm/hot weather but i can stand the cold extreme a bit better.

 

Hottest: 46C/115F in Dallas, Texas about 3 years ago

Coldest: -40C/-40F (it's where they converge! lol) back about a decade ago here in southern Alberta, Canada. We have incredibly cold winters. I remember one year, basically the entire city of Calgary got a freebie from work and school because it was -50 with the windchill. Frostbite begins to set in, in under 5 minutes in that kind of cold. At that point, you might as well be living in the Arctic.

 

Hottest is around 100 C (212 F). It was and will be in a sauna.

Coldest is something like -40 C (-40 F) in a winter. I have also been swimming in frozen lakes. Ice swimming is nice if there is sauna nearby. The water is not actually very cold but it feels like it. I like radical changes in temperature. It's nice to be in 100 C (212 F) sauna, then go outside in a winter -25 C (-13 F) and ice swim a little in a ice hole. Then go back to sauna and do everything again. Then again and so on. I always feel very warm when I get up from the water. It's healthy too.

Everything are and have been experienced where I live now.

 

Don't remember the temperature, but it was a tie between the Northern Territory in Australia or Fiji.

The Northern Territory is mostly desert, so it's bound to be hot and sleeping in a tent SUCKED.

Fiji I got the worst sunburn, I peeled for months. As soon as I stepped out of the plane I was hit with humidity, even when it rained that night, it was still pretty hot.

 

Hottest:
50C in the desert just outside of Dubai.

Coldest:
-14C at Dettifoss (An amazing waterfall in Iceland)

 

42 Celsius, in Italy.
-20 celsius in Italy.

 

+50 in the sun every summer, -35 every winter. #RomaniaWeather

Disclaimer: All temperature readings stated in the above message are presented in Celsius.

 

Hottest? +46 – 48°C
Coldest? -29 – -28°C

 

I have general ranges, not specific, unfortunately.


Been in around 115F/46C in both Las Vegas and Eastern Montana.

Been in around -50F/-45.5C standing temps in Eastern Montana (though it was around -80F/-62C windchill).

 

God, have mercy, don't remind me about cold temperatures...

Hottest - Over 45 C° in Cali and Mexico.

 

The hottest was ~33c in Uzbekistan. I know it can get hotter there but that was more than enough.

The coldest was -20c according to a car thermometer early one morning in December 2010 in the Peak District in England, which has some of the coldest winters in the country. I remember it was like -12c when I left home, which is high up, but dropping down into a valley the temperature plummeted because of a temperature inversion. Being the geek I am, I obviously had to get out the car just to experience it.

 

Hottest: Around 50 celsius
Coldest: Too damn cold

 

-40 C, no wind, Helena, MT. I forget which winter it was. I was still in middle school.

~ Adrienne

 

Coldest: -30C during a snow storm
Warmest: I really don't know... possibly about 30C?

 

Coldest was -16.something celsius in Austria.

Hottest that I remember was 42ish celsius, plus a relative humidity level of over 80% just imagine that.

 

Hottest: ~105F (41C) - Tulum, Mexico, May 2011
Coldest: ~-20F (-29C) - Saranac Lake, New York, January 2014