What is the coldest you have ever seen it?
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60 below for a month staight in minot n.d.
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My opinion is that the ice is cold. What is yours?
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coldest in antarctica n hottest somewhere in the sahara desert
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it means that it's really cold outside
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Coldest Major City in the USA\nChicago  \nMinneapolis  \nBoston    \nNYC \nSt. Louis    \nDenver \n\n\n\n\nHope this helps!!
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The answer is an icicle!
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I like watching the snow fall..how bright and beautiful it is when it is fresh fallen.  I HATE the cold, I hate having to wear layers upon layers of clothes just to stay warm!
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i don't know. i'd like to find out to. mybe it's TOO cold? maybe not enough people there.
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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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If the air cools to truly frigid Arctic temperatures such as -40 C and below then the moisture capacity of the air will be so low that likely not much snow can occur. Only at these extremely low temperatures is the phrase "it is too cold to snow" fairly valid.\n\nAt the temperature of absolute zero ( 0 K, -273 C, -459 F) all air including water vapor condenses and loses all molecular energy. The temperature can not cool below absolute zero. \n\nIts can't snow in deep space.......
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close to absolute zero or -273.15 deg C\nst\nIn 1994 the NIST achieved a record cold temperature of 700 nK (billionths of a kelvin).  In 2003, researchers at MIT established a new record of 0.5 nK.
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this year the coldest temp registered was -53 If I remember right
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The coldest temperature ever produced was 100 pK during an experiment on nuclear magnetic ordering in the Helsinki University of Technology's Low Temperature Lab[3].
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Yes it has.  I know that it snowed about 7 or 8 years ago when I was living there.  Greanted, it only lasted about 15 minutes, but people were standing in the streets looking absolutely amazed.
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The Russian manned research station of Vostok in Antarctica is a contender for the coldest inhabited place on earth with a year round average temperature of -57.5F and it holds the distinction of the coldest weather recorded on earth when the mercury plunged to minus -129F.  An unusually warm day in Vostok would see temperatures around 0F.\n\nThe other contender would be Oymakon in Eastern Siberia which has a year round average temperature two degrees colder than Vostok but does experience some comparatively hot days with temperatures on some days being above freezing point.\n\nSo depending what criteria you set, the answer is either Vostok or Oymakon.
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I hate cold weather.  I'm in   eastern North Carolina,  and it is 35 degrees,right now.
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Gets cold, freezes.  Maybe cracks.