>>2859928
Hottest was 46C, coldest -28 (or -35 if you count wind chill).

>>2859928
Hottest was 110°f and coldest was -40°f/c

>>2859928
Hottest was 111°f and coldest was -41°f/c

Hottest was 112°f and coldest was -42°f/c

>>2859928
For me: coldest was -26 °F/-32 °C/241 K, hottest was 109 °F/43 °C/316 K

>>2859928
slept at the peak of san jacinto when it was maybe 12 degrees out or less
hottest was probably 105-112 hiking through death valley

>>2859928
>Please include the country and city.
>Doesn't include country and city

aussie bros where are you?
the hottest ive seen was 48c, it was also about that a week ago. coldest was about -34c when i visited my family in lapland (northern finland) over winter

>>2859928
Hottest probably 33-35, coldest say -5.

Sometimes I wonder what it's like to be out in -10 or worse, but I never think about being hotter than 35 FUCK THAT.

>>2860046
Hottest was 113°f and coldest was -43°f/c

>>2859928
117° at Boulder dam in 1982 iirc.

>>2859928
I had -45°f in my backyard two years in a row. thats fucking cold- northern rockies

>>2859928
>hottest
Surprise AZ, 119f
>Coldest
Tie between Milton-Freewater OR as a kid and Moscow ID as a college student (-30f)

>>2859928
For me: coldest was -3°C or so, hottest was 44°C

>>2859928
-14C and 46C having lived on both hemispheres. Definitely prefer the lower side but working outdoors in summer isn't as bad as I thought it'd be.

>>2859928
Hottest I'm unsure. Probably not that bad, 105F or so, during one of my trips to Disney World in Florida.
Coldest I remember very clearly though. -40, C or F it doesn't matter that's where they meet, in Red Deer, Alberta. The bus stops had red hot iron rods in them so people wouldn't freeze to death while they waited. Ridiculous.

For me: coldest was -16°F, hottest was 122°F.
Laramie WY and Mesa AZ, respectively. The latter was a record.