I have a question about the lowest warmest temp. ever recored in the US.?
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weather.com might have some kind of database that lists this.  I know they show the record temps when I check my local forecast.  So, just search for the place you are curious about.\nEdit: Actually, I just looked.  Click on the "Averages" tab, and you get this graph.  Then, there's little checkboxes for record highs and record lows.  if you click that, the temps show up on the graph.
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I have but on very low heat.
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32 degrees Fahrenheit.
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North Siberia holds the world record of the lowest temperature\nSouth Antarctica is among the coldest regions on the earth
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Call your supplier and ask.  Though I doubt it is anywhere near as cold as it gets where you are otherwise it is not what people would use to heat their homes.
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You must not live in the south.  The sun blazes so hot down here, that we wish for some smog just to get relief.  I'm talking 100 degrees in June and it will continue until early September.  Then it will only cool down 10-15 degrees until we get our little winter in late November through January.  For once, I hope the government continues on as it has, doing nothing to solve your problems.
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It's generally around 62- 68 degrees.\n\nThat's Fahrenheit,not Celsius !
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well, i like the cold and i would like to experience that once, just to see how it feels.  I live in Virginia and the coldest windshill I have seen is around -15 degrees C and i was wrapped up and i wasn't even cold.  If you are referring to the celcius scale, i really wouldn't mind it.  I probably can handle that better than the high heat.  It is 25 degrees C today and i am jealous of you.  It is hard to get in the christmas spirit when it is warm outside. I want snow.
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The coldest place on Earth is Antarctica.\n\nThe lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth was -129F, recorded in 1983 at the Russian Base Vostok in Antarctica.
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Im not quite sure what you want but I assumed you want to know the lowest temperature a plant can survive.\nThe link below tells you everything you could possibly want to know about Pistachio plants
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B. 93.3\n\nThis will help you:  http://www.onlineconversion.com/temperature.htm
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People don't agree on this, but I say 70 degrees farenheit.  I leave it to you to do the math if you prefer celsius.
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wow! its 98 degrees here too! how weird is that! I wonder if we live near each other!
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Vostok Station (Russia) at the South Pole recorded the lowest ever temperature (-101 deg F.)
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Never took its' temp. before but i'll start paying closer att. for you and let you know
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United States.  It varies from location to location.  I live in the desert and right now it is 88°, but it is expected to hit 100°
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I would have to say around 158 degrees Farenheight or lower.\n\nMcDonald's was sued for serving their coffee above that temperature.