I was wondering what everyone’s coldest temperature is that they have experienced, since there seems to be such a large disparity amongst various regions in the world.
My coldest temperature was -15°C or 5°F when I was living in NY.
In Belgium I think the coldest temperature I have experienced is -10°C.
Around -25c. Your sweatshirt cant turn into a nice plate of ice in that 
One of my friend lives in the yukon territory in dawson. It was around -54 celsius there one of the days this week.
I had to Google Map that. Pretty close to the North Pole 
. Do they have polar bears there?
Im not sure if they do. But lots of grizzly bears in the yukon 
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I looked up its -45c there right now
I think bears have a winter sleep. That seems to be smarter than freezing to death.
Lookup churchhill manitoba. Thats polar bear city 
The type of cold where you can boil a small pot of water and while it is still super hot take it outside and throw the water in the air and watch it turn to ice before it hits the ground.
Vilkomen to Minnesota.
(Sp) on my Swedish.
Oh also an old friend played in a band in Alert, Nunavut for the canadian military.
He said it was dark 24 hours a day when he went for a week 
-40 F with windchill while skiing in New England.
2 degrees Fahrenheit, in NY
-10 Fahrenheit in my home state New Jersey
It’s supposed to get up to 62 F next week in Eastern Oklahoma. That’s crazy, after all this cold. It was -5 F this morning.
New York winter is the coldest I ever experienced. I checked the records - January 28, 2003 was -14 C.
-44C in Dawson Creek, BC. It’s -28C here right now. Has been as low as -33C this week where I live not including wind chill.
I looked at moving to tumbler ridge bc. It gets up to -50 there. But cheap real estate lol
-54F (-47.77C) was the coldest for me. It was insanely cold. Instant pain as soon as you stepped outside.
-17 in NYC was the second coldest. I drove to Canada and it was a lot colder there. Don’t remember the exact temperature.
Burns in the summer, freezes in the winter. FYI, I’m licensed for BC. You don’t want to know what it costs to have fire insurance on your wood-frame property. Better make sure it’s cinderblock with a steel roof or don’t bother.
-40 F with wind chill when I was younger and we lived in Montana .