@termogard No it isn't fake. I would also assume the -68C is with windchill, probably actual temp is -50C or so. Why would you think this is fake? Do you even know where Nunavut is?
@LongDrivesAtNight Yes, I know where Nunavut is located :) I also know that lowest temperatures in Northern Hemisphere are recorded in Siberia. Note : actual temperatures, not "wind chill" :-)))))
Window seat facing the sun while flying above Bering Strait on transcontinental flights from America to China and Asia...it is still hot....for real, really hot inside 2 layers of window glass. This heat took effect thanks to the room temperature of the cabin. If we wear a lot in -80C and have something to eat or drink warmly, sure the Inuits can survive. But I prefer glass tunnel which can house sunshine and make you warm in the day time. Night time then I don't know. Heaters and woolen ger?
I note that in the norther arctic zones, sun still shines but it is still cold...it is same with 10km above the earth, it is -60C while sun is shining. there is no base for reflection and convergence, and sun rays bounce away with their heat-> poles are cold in winter. it explains why same that cold place gets scorching hot in summer, when the angle is ideal for ground to house the reflection sun rays and heat. I was enjoying sunshine heat 10km above Arctic ground. WIndow seat facing the sun..
sure, sporty flash out a few minutes is quite different from being in it for few hours or half day.
I did play a soccer game with my students in Xi'An. Snow was our grass, since normally, that full size soccer field was just sand, soil and gravel. We had a nice real game and at the end I had to take off my jacket although it was -15C. The pole cold is just a result of skew earth axis in winter, which leaves the poles and nearby zones away from direct heat reflection
i lived all my life in Mekong delta and San Francisco where have tropical or mild weather.
I spent 1 winter in Xi'an, -10C and Korea, -15C it is still ok, nothing special
My Mongol friend from Ulan Bator, where this winter went down to -42C I saw on yahoo weather, told me just wear more and more
If you wear correctly, you keep your body heat, and -60C would not be your problem. I don't know about cars in such a cold weather those. Maybe you can ride dog sled better. Or else, have car redesigned
@sfsu05 Trust me, even enough clothing cant keep you alive in arctic cold. You will survive for like an hour, but then you must get inside to warm up and drink something warm. Also if you move to much in extreme cold, your lungs will freeze and you'll get really sick.
Doesn't look like -68. May be you meant it all together (temperature + strong wind + humidity) because it's usually very calm when it's about -50 and below. Besides I think that guy with his face opened would get a very serious frost bite in -68 with such a strong wind, may be it would be his last video ever...
The lowest official temperature ever recorded in north America was -66ºC at "North Ice" in Greenland. The lowest of Canada was -63ºC, recorded at Snag, Yukon, and USA cold record is -62ºC, measured at Prospect Creek, Alaska...
i was in sudbury ontario and it was -55 plus the wind chill so i know what that guy was feeling. at that tempurature this just stop working. cars, buses, trucks
I tried to start my new car last winter.-30C or so and this red light kept blinking on the dash. On closer inspection of this flashing light I noticed that every time I turned the key it would flash "FkU" must be a foreign car thing.:]
how do you get your car started in that? is there something special you have to do like different oil, radiator covor, or just keep it in a garage and leave it running until you get home? do engines have trouble with shock cooling?
blows reach out& FreezeSolid an uninsulated 6 inch SteamLine! We took it back of course with Turbo Heaters&Tents! Anyone who goes to the Arctic to live & work needs to be Trained to Survive. The simplest things can really get You SeriouslyHurt or Killed. Shelter is a Priority,then some Heat. Cold&Dry is better than Cold&Wet. Water is 1,000 times denser than air so it conducts more heat loss! So if it's Wet take it off. Naked is better than Dead!That Vehicle becomes an IceBox when the HeatStops!
Yes, there's nothing about the place that gets that Cold that won't Kill You if You look at it wrong. Like not having the right Clothes,knowing enough to layer them,& having good Arctic Outerwear! I'm Crazy about Wiggys because it works. I've never been cold on any part of My body that I covered with Wiggys. You can lay down in the Snow, wake up buried,& still not be frozen, or Dead! If You've never been around this kind of Cold it's difficult to explain. I've seen it when the wind (continued)
Ooo, that's really cold! That's -90 (MINUS 90!) in Fahrenheit. I'll have to come and visit Baker Lake someday, but not in the winter. I was born, raised, currently live and have always lived in Hamilton, Ontario, so I probably won't be used to that extreme cold. Here is gets to be minus 10 Celsius at the coldest. Right now it's about +15 Celsius, but I still needed my rugger jacket.
hey in Wisconsin it was -45F it broke the world record for the coldest year, we had no school, my car didnt startz and are heater got frozen up from the wind that day it sucked dicked
@Dodek72 drinking 3.7 gallons of de-icer everyday for a couple months "loads" the blood and nervous system with the de-icer. this stops them from freezing. but for the skin you simply need to just pee your self and then u stay warm (Y)
EVERYBODY REMEMBER!!!!! ITS FAKE AS HELL!!!!!!!! cause, if it is really minus 68 degrees, i think a gasoline and diesel should be frozen in the fuel tank hm??? And the car running and running.........or!! ihave one possible explanation: You have a VERY! special fuel!!!!
"On 3 February 1947 the weather station in Snag, Yukon Territory recorded a temperature of -62.8°C, the lowest official temperature ever measured in Canada. "
air being 78% nitrogen, and the freeze point of nitrogen being about 195 degrees below 0 it would be a bit more than 3-4 degrees to turn the air to liquid.
The temperature was not -68 C. The record for that town is -50 C and the record low for the entire Northern Hemisphere is -67.7 C and that was in Siberia. Maybe the wind chill made it feel that cold?
@LULUTREE it was with the windchill, but yes you can breath a few minutes a this temp, a friend working in a lab did the test to stay 4mn 30s in a frozen room at -80°C in a US lab
....ja im wind chill. ansonsten würden es nie -68 grad celsius geben. die tieftemperatur in baker lake liegt bei minus 49 grad celisus- im winter. wobei auch das scheissenkalt ist! :)
Wow... -90F... Wow... No wonder only around 32,000 people live there. It must be SO COLD! No wonder the highest population density is in the New England of Canada, it's so much warmer down there!
that's not realy -68C, because in lapland here in sweden when it gets down to -52c the suspension on the cars can break any second. so you will not be driving a car i that cold.... and add the wind effect on -68c that like -100c=you will not survive
@aabateri Where in Lapland do you live? I'm half Finnish and have been to Inari. I didn't think it ever got as cold as -52 in European Lapland because of the Gulf Stream...
@kaiboy42 i live in harads, north of boden... but i've got friend the live near kiruna... and when temputures drop below -45c you cant even drive your car, well you can, but the suspension freezes and when it hits a small dump on the road i breaks down..... :)
why do you live in America? Northern Europe (mostly Sweden and Finland) is the best place ever to live in :) dont like the norweigen that much :) haha
I can not imagine how cold this is. I live in the UK< coldest temp I've been in was -8 degrees C. That's laughable in some countries, but i've lived here all my life and only ever been to Spain once.. :)
After a winter in western Canada, -8 feels almost tropical.
We get both sides though. I've been in temperatures of 43C in Palm Springs California, and dealt with -45C here in western Canada. I know the full range, and I can handle the full range. Extreme heat is harder for me to take than extreme cold. Don't get me started on humidity. I'm used to a dry continental climate. If I ever find myself in a tropical area in the summer, I'll die.
@captain150 Well, after last winter, the coldest temperature I've endured is -16C. I would like to go to Canada or Sweden and experience the brutal cold you guys get, but for now I live in the rainy, maritime England.. :)
@SonicGeneration Despite all our bitching, it's kind of neat. As long as you can leave the cold when you've had enough, it's an interesting experience. Also keep in mind that Canada is huge. I said "western Canada" in order to be specific. Toronto and Vancouver's winters are much milder than the winters in the middle of western Canada (ie Calgary or Winnipeg). Vancouver's winters are pretty mild and rainy. The winters where I live might stay below -20C for weeks on end.
It was -57 back in December, and I think we're on the same level as Baker Lake too. When people from other countries think we exaggerate, they should come experience it for themselves.
You know what's also unseasonably warm this year? The Northwest Territories. We reached -50 to -57 a couple of days back in December and already it's hit +5 to +12, amazing. The river ice will take another month or two to break up though.
I don't know where some of you people are from but definetly not from Canada, -68 is totally possible especially up there, what ever you wanna say go ahead, I know my facts
-68 Celsius That would be -90.4 Fahrenheit. so being so far north close to the artic possible. as far as I can see Vostok station Russia was the coldest 1997
As everyone said, -68C is impossible, especially with such a wind !!! Ths lowest record in Baker Lake is "only" -50.8C : it happend on the 20th of january 1975. Then it could be a windchill (but this girl couldn't have her face without any protection)...
NO WAY -68 ! You would not be abel to survive whit your face naked like that in -68 celcius!!
First your skin would hurt like hell (frostbite) and you wouldn't be abel to do anything, second if you breaf clean air inn -68 you would passed out on the spot !
And i very curious about that camera you used, i realy don't think it would survive -68!
Ehhh...why are you writing this shit, when you obviously have no idea what you are talking about? Idiot, ive experienced -59 C in Canada wich its rly cold but u dont pass out lol and u can survive just fine with the kind of clothing this guy have.
It is sooo cool! Why we don't have it here in Alberta anymore! I wish the old real winter back! Maybe I need to move closer up to north! Sorry guys but I really love extreme cold!
Maybe a -68.c with windchill but not -68.c air temperature. Even with very thick clothing on you wouldn't be able to last in temperatures near -70.c for longer than a minute. Anyway cool video. I can handle the cold and I like it I go to Norway where it often gets to -40.c and -50.c with windchill but if you think you can handle the extreme cold go to Vostok, Antartica where temperatures go down to -85.c in the winter with windchills near to -100.c then life becomes a dilema.
Wow, you're one of those extreme people! That's so cool. I want to go on an arctic expedition but I know I could never manage living in such cold places. I can barely manage living in S. Ontario, lol.
I can on the other hand deal with heat and humidity...does that make me extreme? lol ;)
No I haven't actually been to Vostok but would love to go :)
Yes I hate the heat it gives me depression lol. No but seriously I can't handle it when it gets over 30.c and it's hard to breath if it's humid too. So you are cool for being able to tolerate that. You should try going to one of these arctic places though they are fun and you should be ok but just make sure you are well wrapped up.
Sadly Ontario is quite far from Vancouver. Almost the other side of the country... o well... I think right now that Vancouver is a bit of unseasonably warm right now, but yes it IS the warmest part of Canada. Don't even get me started on my opinion of the 'winter' olympics being held there.... O well.
Haha well im swedish, but it will not be that cold here, not - 68 celisius. But it can be cold, in the north of sweden it´s like - 40 right now, and down here in the middle it´s like - 10 - 15 for the moment.
O ya, I forgot about Alberta and B.C. lol. You're right for the prairies though, they seem to be warming up for the week, and will be warmer than Ontario! (What is this crazy madness?)
As for Vancouver...it's quite mild over there now...But I wouldn't want all the gray rain....hehe.
Heat is horrible... You can't do anything about it. However, you can dress up for the cold, and enjoy the snow. I could not live without that... There is no such things as tropical "paradises".
You can't do anything about it? You can't do anything about the cold... For extreme cold, and I guess extreme heat, anyone is screwed. Although I know for me, I would take extreme heat ANY DAY! (But not in a desert though).
I am always fascinated by people that can deal with the cold so easily, and who prefer the cold. It just boggles my mind...;)
I live in the Canada's Banana Belt so extreme frigid temps. are unheard of. Last December was one of thr worst freezes in 16 years and my lowest temp. was only -6.6 C
why? A part of being on Earth is experiencing all the seasons.. Plus, it's nice having it cold for a change.. When your in your house with the fire and the hot coco.. all cosey. Nothing beats that.
Put actual temp, not with windchill
vtlsl 3 days ago
-68C in North America? :-))))) FAKE !
termogard 1 week ago
@termogard No it isn't fake. I would also assume the -68C is with windchill, probably actual temp is -50C or so. Why would you think this is fake? Do you even know where Nunavut is?
LongDrivesAtNight 1 week ago
@LongDrivesAtNight Yes, I know where Nunavut is located :) I also know that lowest temperatures in Northern Hemisphere are recorded in Siberia. Note : actual temperatures, not "wind chill" :-)))))
termogard 1 week ago
@termogard you are FAKE.
paulsonjeff 6 days ago
@paulsonjeff Why?;-)
termogard 6 days ago
Window seat facing the sun while flying above Bering Strait on transcontinental flights from America to China and Asia...it is still hot....for real, really hot inside 2 layers of window glass. This heat took effect thanks to the room temperature of the cabin. If we wear a lot in -80C and have something to eat or drink warmly, sure the Inuits can survive. But I prefer glass tunnel which can house sunshine and make you warm in the day time. Night time then I don't know. Heaters and woolen ger?
sfsu05 1 week ago
I note that in the norther arctic zones, sun still shines but it is still cold...it is same with 10km above the earth, it is -60C while sun is shining. there is no base for reflection and convergence, and sun rays bounce away with their heat-> poles are cold in winter. it explains why same that cold place gets scorching hot in summer, when the angle is ideal for ground to house the reflection sun rays and heat. I was enjoying sunshine heat 10km above Arctic ground. WIndow seat facing the sun..
sfsu05 1 week ago
sure, sporty flash out a few minutes is quite different from being in it for few hours or half day.
I did play a soccer game with my students in Xi'An. Snow was our grass, since normally, that full size soccer field was just sand, soil and gravel. We had a nice real game and at the end I had to take off my jacket although it was -15C. The pole cold is just a result of skew earth axis in winter, which leaves the poles and nearby zones away from direct heat reflection
sfsu05 1 week ago
-68 hahah morons you never see -68 degree... i belive was -30
SakishiroPL 2 weeks ago
i lived all my life in Mekong delta and San Francisco where have tropical or mild weather.
I spent 1 winter in Xi'an, -10C and Korea, -15C it is still ok, nothing special
My Mongol friend from Ulan Bator, where this winter went down to -42C I saw on yahoo weather, told me just wear more and more
If you wear correctly, you keep your body heat, and -60C would not be your problem. I don't know about cars in such a cold weather those. Maybe you can ride dog sled better. Or else, have car redesigned
sfsu05 3 weeks ago
@sfsu05 Trust me, even enough clothing cant keep you alive in arctic cold. You will survive for like an hour, but then you must get inside to warm up and drink something warm. Also if you move to much in extreme cold, your lungs will freeze and you'll get really sick.
kaahaajaFIN 2 weeks ago
Они -20 то не видели в жизне)
Kroligoff 4 weeks ago
При -68 и таком ветре ты мгновенно бы замерз. )
SuperZveruga 4 weeks ago 2
Hoth :)
tron012 1 month ago
The record low air temperature ever recorded in Baker Lake Nunavut is -50.6C.
Stiletos 1 month ago
Holy shit, that's like death cold.
milesmouse72 1 month ago
How could you prove that it actually was -68 degrees Centigrade?
george12345691 1 month ago
@george12345691 because hes completely frozen and the fact that baker lake is in the middle of nunavut
MrCheesypuf 4 weeks ago
why the fuck do you live in that frozen shit?
KCRskidder 1 month ago
Doesn't look like -68. May be you meant it all together (temperature + strong wind + humidity) because it's usually very calm when it's about -50 and below. Besides I think that guy with his face opened would get a very serious frost bite in -68 with such a strong wind, may be it would be his last video ever...
mykola82 1 month ago 2
And suddenly you see Bear Grylls in underpants chasing a white fox for protein...
ghilliedu25 1 month ago 2
why anyone would want to live there??
zaynounSS 1 month ago
@zaynounSS because Nunavut is a wonderful place, full of awsome people, the culture, arts are wonderful.
clairenunavut 1 month ago 2
Where was it again? Lake Numbnuts?
Paxmax 1 month ago
You should of stayed in bed looks very cold
59Love1 1 month ago
Shortest clip I've watched today, but, listening to that wind, I was glad it was.
Pihasanddunes1 2 months ago
oh, my god. -68...owww
jennifer171986 2 months ago
this is a retarded video
nathernrock 2 months ago
The lowest official temperature ever recorded in north America was -66ºC at "North Ice" in Greenland. The lowest of Canada was -63ºC, recorded at Snag, Yukon, and USA cold record is -62ºC, measured at Prospect Creek, Alaska...
SolntsaSvet 2 months ago 2
@SolntsaSvet bravo weather man lol
999myname999 1 month ago
for all of you that dont know, thats like -90F...
anotherstreetskater 2 months ago
RALPHY: I CANT PUT MY ARMS DOWN!!!!
TheRetardBoyz 2 months ago 21
@TheRetardBoyz that was actually randy :O
hellonieman 1 month ago
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-35°C is the best temperature for me.
Kazakhstan12345 3 months ago
HOLY CRAP!!!
MrAWESOME9812 3 months ago
Reminds me of the map outpost on mw3
digitael2 4 months ago 19
@digitael2
shut the fuck up retard
BrucieWayne 1 month ago
@digitael2 more like the mission "Cliffhanger" from mw2
Pizzaman882 1 month ago
omg that's niiiceee
charli0994 4 months ago
i was in sudbury ontario and it was -55 plus the wind chill so i know what that guy was feeling. at that tempurature this just stop working. cars, buses, trucks
MRGTADUDE 5 months ago
reminds me of the mw2 level
GetDemRimz 5 months ago
here in southern California,when the weather gets below 70 i pull out a sweater and if i dont have one i freeze to death
jono28613 5 months ago
@jono28613 whimp
JoshSDshot 5 months ago
holy mother fucker, the guy didnt even get a chance to talk lol
MrKaoVue 6 months ago
@MrKaoVue would probably have got a burned throat :(
999myname999 1 month ago
-68 is just sick....
zhatswallace 7 months ago
I tried to start my new car last winter.-30C or so and this red light kept blinking on the dash. On closer inspection of this flashing light I noticed that every time I turned the key it would flash "FkU" must be a foreign car thing.:]
Argibon 7 months ago
68 degrees in the wind sounds more reasonable.
The lowest temp ever recorded in shelter (no wind) in america is -62,8 degrees C. Recorded in Snag, Yukon in Canada back in 1947...
grimlund 7 months ago 2
@grimlund Are yo sure the Yukon is in America?????
danthehitman741 6 months ago
@danthehitman741 No. Maybe I´m wrong....It´s probably in Australia....
grimlund 6 months ago
@grimlund It's in northern Canada
ozjkm1234 4 months ago
@danthehitman741 Um, the Yukon is in Northern Canada
ammarios 3 months ago
@ammarios I know where is at i dont think other people do......i went through their on my way too and from Alaska..awesome place
danthehitman741 3 months ago
OMG!!! KENNY
Mirokiwolf 7 months ago
how do you get your car started in that? is there something special you have to do like different oil, radiator covor, or just keep it in a garage and leave it running until you get home? do engines have trouble with shock cooling?
ninjabob52 7 months ago
@ninjabob52 the last option lol 5s
999myname999 1 month ago
this looks more like -30.
when it's below -40 there's usually little or no wind, and ice fog develops, so judjing from this video -68 is not the real temp.
sabu85 8 months ago 2
@sabu85 there were -40 °C. because of the wind chill there -68°C.
TheComputaNerd 7 months ago
@sabu85 good point sir
999myname999 1 month ago
Mto lokoo.....
SorocabaBruno 8 months ago
blows reach out& FreezeSolid an uninsulated 6 inch SteamLine! We took it back of course with Turbo Heaters&Tents! Anyone who goes to the Arctic to live & work needs to be Trained to Survive. The simplest things can really get You SeriouslyHurt or Killed. Shelter is a Priority,then some Heat. Cold&Dry is better than Cold&Wet. Water is 1,000 times denser than air so it conducts more heat loss! So if it's Wet take it off. Naked is better than Dead!That Vehicle becomes an IceBox when the HeatStops!
ZEEMADMAN 9 months ago
Yes, there's nothing about the place that gets that Cold that won't Kill You if You look at it wrong. Like not having the right Clothes,knowing enough to layer them,& having good Arctic Outerwear! I'm Crazy about Wiggys because it works. I've never been cold on any part of My body that I covered with Wiggys. You can lay down in the Snow, wake up buried,& still not be frozen, or Dead! If You've never been around this kind of Cold it's difficult to explain. I've seen it when the wind (continued)
ZEEMADMAN 9 months ago
-68 °C????? I DIE !!!!
cinesenaples 9 months ago
damn nature!! you're scarry!
68thelzeppelin 9 months ago
Dang it looks cold
dalton1583 9 months ago
The lowest ever recorded in Baker Lake was minus 51C in January 1975. This must be a wind chill reading, not an air temperature.
portcreditdave 10 months ago
Ooo, that's really cold! That's -90 (MINUS 90!) in Fahrenheit. I'll have to come and visit Baker Lake someday, but not in the winter. I was born, raised, currently live and have always lived in Hamilton, Ontario, so I probably won't be used to that extreme cold. Here is gets to be minus 10 Celsius at the coldest. Right now it's about +15 Celsius, but I still needed my rugger jacket.
sarahedwards2 10 months ago
nice kinda weather to drive in :P
weiserbud67 10 months ago
Temperature here seem among 20-40 - Not be exaggerated because the temperature such as -68 can lead to death
Asavana7 11 months ago
i like this weather i want life on sieberia
ConradP1000 11 months ago
with the wind chill I guess hey
ratkiller1 11 months ago
Baker Lake! LoL XD
jessse229 11 months ago
hey in Wisconsin it was -45F it broke the world record for the coldest year, we had no school, my car didnt startz and are heater got frozen up from the wind that day it sucked dicked
MrHeavygamer 11 months ago
How do you not freeze in place? XD
Dodek72 1 year ago
@Dodek72 drinking 3.7 gallons of de-icer everyday for a couple months "loads" the blood and nervous system with the de-icer. this stops them from freezing. but for the skin you simply need to just pee your self and then u stay warm (Y)
jusdatkidjez 11 months ago
EVERYBODY REMEMBER!!!!! ITS FAKE AS HELL!!!!!!!! cause, if it is really minus 68 degrees, i think a gasoline and diesel should be frozen in the fuel tank hm??? And the car running and running.........or!! ihave one possible explanation: You have a VERY! special fuel!!!!
ultimatesurvivalcz 1 year ago
@ultimatesurvivalcz Liquids don't freeze when they are moving.
Air temp != liquid temp. Observation fail.
pcfxer 1 year ago
15 people don't like the cold
11753421 1 year ago 2
you should go to beach and cool off very hot weather in nunuvut
devestationable 1 year ago
u mean -68 effective celcius
skillcapeemoteplz 1 year ago
sorta looks fun to me
FloridaRaider 1 year ago
That is a owned
nestorag1991 1 year ago
I think Baker Lake is the coldest place in Canada, because windchills are sometimes below -60C.
latinodude85 1 year ago
i'm glad i live in Florida, and i complain about 60degreeF weather
onlyoneskiez 1 year ago
@onlyoneskiez lol
hardstyle905 1 year ago
@onlyoneskiez 60F is still T-shirt, shorts and sandals weather in Canada.
Coldest temperature I've ever experienced was -60C windchill (-46C without the windchill).
captain150 1 year ago
@onlyoneskiez Hah! Here in Phoenix during the summer, I complain if it is only 100!
SouthwesternEagle 7 months ago
"On 3 February 1947 the weather station in Snag, Yukon Territory recorded a temperature of -62.8°C, the lowest official temperature ever measured in Canada. "
Doug1313 1 year ago 2
@Doug1313 Tha's without a windchill.
kcougar12 1 year ago
Hang in there!
Thor17 1 year ago
air being 78% nitrogen, and the freeze point of nitrogen being about 195 degrees below 0 it would be a bit more than 3-4 degrees to turn the air to liquid.
lordmarshall23 1 year ago
como es que sigue funcionando la cámara a esa temperatura!
sieg8884 1 year ago
your eyelashes looked frozen as hell
punknap 1 year ago
GOD DAMN, that looks fucking cold!
HomieG75 1 year ago
-68 C?!??!?!?!?
laaybaybee 1 year ago
Now THAT'S a jacket!
thecherbear 1 year ago 64
Fuck !!!! -68'C
lni145 1 year ago
That's wind chill moron NOT the temperature. That's colder than the air temperature. That's kinda hot for me :)
mehdiyousefiyan34 1 year ago
I have experienced -30°C today with the wind chill and that was already quite cold for me ;-)
Snow4everBHV 1 year ago 26
@Snow4everBHV dude are you kidding me, I'm freezing from 10 C above the zero
MySanAndreas 1 year ago
@MySanAndreas
me too.....LOL
GiuseppeGazerro 1 year ago
@Snow4everBHV dude, 0C is cold. -30 is too risky for anyone's balls.
marcelobombardelli 3 months ago
The temperature was not -68 C. The record for that town is -50 C and the record low for the entire Northern Hemisphere is -67.7 C and that was in Siberia. Maybe the wind chill made it feel that cold?
leg2562 1 year ago
@123mrkevind but still, it does not change the air temperature.... DUMFUCK!
aabateri 1 year ago
bull shit -68, you cant breath in that tempreture
LULUTREE 1 year ago
@LULUTREE it was with the windchill, but yes you can breath a few minutes a this temp, a friend working in a lab did the test to stay 4mn 30s in a frozen room at -80°C in a US lab
darkdjo 1 year ago
@darkdjo ow i see ya its possible but dammmmm -80 thats to dam cold
LULUTREE 1 year ago
shit ! you could do the coldest star ever
boilingpoint2 1 year ago
Dosent the gas freeze?
krystian1333 1 year ago
LOL, you guys should come to pakistan over here we hate the sun which is up for almost 7 months a year with avg, temp ranging from 30 to 50C :P
But know i have realized how vital the sun is.
alifaraz2193 1 year ago
@alifaraz2193 : who cares about your country ?! lol.....
7core 1 year ago
what's the record low up there? this must be close.
movitmovit 1 year ago
I Rather be in 115* F (46* C) than this cold shit
That's why I live in Arizona!!
ELtercermundista82 1 year ago
....ja im wind chill. ansonsten würden es nie -68 grad celsius geben. die tieftemperatur in baker lake liegt bei minus 49 grad celisus- im winter. wobei auch das scheissenkalt ist! :)
TheIcelandTV 1 year ago
u shud be dead in that weather
Austin316ForLive 1 year ago
HOW THE HELL DID YOUR CAMERA NOT FREEZE
tjpower08 1 year ago
Which route did you take to baker lake?
musicluva13579 1 year ago
-68 Celsius? hmm, coldest airtemperature ever recorded in Baker Lake is -51,6 C..... strange......
And lowest temputer ever recorded in canada is -63 C, hmm, strange
aabateri 1 year ago
@aabateri -68 with windchill! Actual temperature would have been less cold...
howiej103 1 year ago
Wow... -90F... Wow... No wonder only around 32,000 people live there. It must be SO COLD! No wonder the highest population density is in the New England of Canada, it's so much warmer down there!
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Ian74263 1 year ago
@Vorash2002 it means that you have to fly to nnavut but there are roads inside of that provice.
oxmilk 1 year ago
that's not realy -68C, because in lapland here in sweden when it gets down to -52c the suspension on the cars can break any second. so you will not be driving a car i that cold.... and add the wind effect on -68c that like -100c=you will not survive
aabateri 1 year ago
@aabateri Where in Lapland do you live? I'm half Finnish and have been to Inari. I didn't think it ever got as cold as -52 in European Lapland because of the Gulf Stream...
kaiboy42 1 year ago
@kaiboy42 i live in harads, north of boden... but i've got friend the live near kiruna... and when temputures drop below -45c you cant even drive your car, well you can, but the suspension freezes and when it hits a small dump on the road i breaks down..... :)
why do you live in America? Northern Europe (mostly Sweden and Finland) is the best place ever to live in :) dont like the norweigen that much :) haha
aabateri 1 year ago
ya
good walrus whacking weather
chena3 1 year ago
Да нихуя себе, это где так "Тепло" было?:)
1991mifa 1 year ago
I can not imagine how cold this is. I live in the UK< coldest temp I've been in was -8 degrees C. That's laughable in some countries, but i've lived here all my life and only ever been to Spain once.. :)
SonicGeneration 1 year ago
@SonicGeneration Coldest temp *ever* is -8C? Really?!
After a winter in western Canada, -8 feels almost tropical.
We get both sides though. I've been in temperatures of 43C in Palm Springs California, and dealt with -45C here in western Canada. I know the full range, and I can handle the full range. Extreme heat is harder for me to take than extreme cold. Don't get me started on humidity. I'm used to a dry continental climate. If I ever find myself in a tropical area in the summer, I'll die.
captain150 1 year ago
@captain150 Well, after last winter, the coldest temperature I've endured is -16C. I would like to go to Canada or Sweden and experience the brutal cold you guys get, but for now I live in the rainy, maritime England.. :)
SonicGeneration 9 months ago
@SonicGeneration Despite all our bitching, it's kind of neat. As long as you can leave the cold when you've had enough, it's an interesting experience. Also keep in mind that Canada is huge. I said "western Canada" in order to be specific. Toronto and Vancouver's winters are much milder than the winters in the middle of western Canada (ie Calgary or Winnipeg). Vancouver's winters are pretty mild and rainy. The winters where I live might stay below -20C for weeks on end.
captain150 9 months ago
It was -57 back in December, and I think we're on the same level as Baker Lake too. When people from other countries think we exaggerate, they should come experience it for themselves.
HessKarma 2 years ago
You know what's also unseasonably warm this year? The Northwest Territories. We reached -50 to -57 a couple of days back in December and already it's hit +5 to +12, amazing. The river ice will take another month or two to break up though.
It's definitely reasonable to hit below -60.
HessKarma 2 years ago
I don't know where some of you people are from but definetly not from Canada, -68 is totally possible especially up there, what ever you wanna say go ahead, I know my facts
kevsweet31 2 years ago
-68 Celsius That would be -90.4 Fahrenheit. so being so far north close to the artic possible. as far as I can see Vostok station Russia was the coldest 1997
-91 °C (-132 °F)
LongHuII 2 years ago
As everyone said, -68C is impossible, especially with such a wind !!! Ths lowest record in Baker Lake is "only" -50.8C : it happend on the 20th of january 1975. Then it could be a windchill (but this girl couldn't have her face without any protection)...
dannqc 2 years ago
The lowest windchill ever recorded in Baker Lake is -71C, so this is logically possible.
latinodude85 2 years ago
NO WAY -68 ! You would not be abel to survive whit your face naked like that in -68 celcius!!
First your skin would hurt like hell (frostbite) and you wouldn't be abel to do anything, second if you breaf clean air inn -68 you would passed out on the spot !
And i very curious about that camera you used, i realy don't think it would survive -68!
Stop lying ! Please
DCS210990 2 years ago
Ehhh...why are you writing this shit, when you obviously have no idea what you are talking about? Idiot, ive experienced -59 C in Canada wich its rly cold but u dont pass out lol and u can survive just fine with the kind of clothing this guy have.
Prups 2 years ago
Ok , lets have it. What are your arguments for not pasing out when breaf in temperatures like -68? Try to think about it. ?
Just think about it, draging down clean -68 celcius air in to you lungs !!!!
I do think your the one who's writing shitt !!
DCS210990 2 years ago
It is sooo cool! Why we don't have it here in Alberta anymore! I wish the old real winter back! Maybe I need to move closer up to north! Sorry guys but I really love extreme cold!
MrNohab 2 years ago
Maybe a -68.c with windchill but not -68.c air temperature. Even with very thick clothing on you wouldn't be able to last in temperatures near -70.c for longer than a minute. Anyway cool video. I can handle the cold and I like it I go to Norway where it often gets to -40.c and -50.c with windchill but if you think you can handle the extreme cold go to Vostok, Antartica where temperatures go down to -85.c in the winter with windchills near to -100.c then life becomes a dilema.
:D
heathey2 2 years ago
Wow, you're one of those extreme people! That's so cool. I want to go on an arctic expedition but I know I could never manage living in such cold places. I can barely manage living in S. Ontario, lol.
I can on the other hand deal with heat and humidity...does that make me extreme? lol ;)
Have fun in Norway!
Zorica12 2 years ago
No I haven't actually been to Vostok but would love to go :)
Yes I hate the heat it gives me depression lol. No but seriously I can't handle it when it gets over 30.c and it's hard to breath if it's humid too. So you are cool for being able to tolerate that. You should try going to one of these arctic places though they are fun and you should be ok but just make sure you are well wrapped up.
heathey2 2 years ago
Hey thanks, I will make sure I'm wrapped up! You should see me now...at -10... O well.
Wow, yes, I feel that winter makes me depressed, lol. It's not just the cold temps...but the scenery is too bland for me.
Yet I still want to go on an arctic expedition, mainly because there is something special about the arctic, and there is culture there!
Well, in the meantime I'm waiting for summer...hopefully this year we'll get a summer (although I'm sure you were thrilled with last summer) lol.
Zorica12 2 years ago
I thought summer had arrived early for you Canadians. Or is my Geography a little rusty tonight. Is Ontario anywhere near Vancouver?
Also yes the artic is great I have been to a place called Svalbard its hard to imagine how incredible it is.
Also thanks for "Have fun in Norway!"
I will certianly try to.
heathey2 2 years ago
Sadly Ontario is quite far from Vancouver. Almost the other side of the country... o well... I think right now that Vancouver is a bit of unseasonably warm right now, but yes it IS the warmest part of Canada. Don't even get me started on my opinion of the 'winter' olympics being held there.... O well.
Where are you from?
Zorica12 2 years ago
what a friendly place....
HHSTT 2 years ago
Haha well im swedish, but it will not be that cold here, not - 68 celisius. But it can be cold, in the north of sweden it´s like - 40 right now, and down here in the middle it´s like - 10 - 15 for the moment.
h000lm 2 years ago
lol, reminds me of sweden
TheLampard89 2 years ago
well to do day im in Cold lake North of alberta ! (canada) and -54 to day ! thats just freaking insane !
BigChieff 2 years ago
cold lake huh. every person i met who was born and raised there i wanted to punch in the face
jestarsrace06 2 years ago
well im not born and raise from there so im ok!! but why that why they are so bad :D ?
BigChieff 2 years ago
by the way u proably like In flames :S whit ur name jestersrace::D inflames song from they first album !!
BigChieff 2 years ago
lol.
Zorica12 2 years ago
Gotta a suit that I can stand for few hours in that ...
Actually made for North Pole at -45 below.
deltaalpha21074 2 years ago
2009 was cold until August, at least in Western Canada. The fall of 2009 was one of the warmest ever for Manitoba and Sakatchewan.
latinodude85 2 years ago
Yes, pretty much for S. Ontario too! Now our winter is 'not bad'. I would say typical, and not extremely cold or anything...
I know that Saskatchewan got some CRAZY temps in December!!! Glad I don't live there!!!
Zorica12 2 years ago
It was very cold in Alberta and the B.C., too, but right now it's getting much warmer.
latinodude85 2 years ago
O ya, I forgot about Alberta and B.C. lol. You're right for the prairies though, they seem to be warming up for the week, and will be warmer than Ontario! (What is this crazy madness?)
As for Vancouver...it's quite mild over there now...But I wouldn't want all the gray rain....hehe.
Zorica12 2 years ago
O.C. Summer all year.... Why live in cold places when there's the beach, amusement parks, and the beach.
abouttandoutt 2 years ago
Lol! Some people would love to do that, but it's hard to become a US citizen though. Things like that preclude such options sometimes.
Zorica12 2 years ago
Heat is horrible... You can't do anything about it. However, you can dress up for the cold, and enjoy the snow. I could not live without that... There is no such things as tropical "paradises".
Patoubody 2 years ago
You can't do anything about it? You can't do anything about the cold... For extreme cold, and I guess extreme heat, anyone is screwed. Although I know for me, I would take extreme heat ANY DAY! (But not in a desert though).
I am always fascinated by people that can deal with the cold so easily, and who prefer the cold. It just boggles my mind...;)
Zorica12 2 years ago
I live in the Canada's Banana Belt so extreme frigid temps. are unheard of. Last December was one of thr worst freezes in 16 years and my lowest temp. was only -6.6 C
bj616 2 years ago
always sunny in the O.C.
abouttandoutt 2 years ago
We get alot of sun here too, but I believe you guys get a hell of alot more and it's very dry there as well. Just those winter temps. are a killer.
bj616 2 years ago
the coldest temperature in the northern hemisphere is - 77.5 degrees C on Mount Logan in 1991.
However it doesn't count as the official record because it was 6000m altitude.
Westonci 2 years ago
in CHICAGO (I live there) it's been -33C and it's OFTEN been 14C in august!
cooliorox100 2 years ago
Yes, this year 2009 has been brutal and a killer. I hope to God that 2010 is warmer!!!
Zorica12 2 years ago
why? A part of being on Earth is experiencing all the seasons.. Plus, it's nice having it cold for a change.. When your in your house with the fire and the hot coco.. all cosey. Nothing beats that.
JMRabil675 2 years ago
you mean 34C and -31c in 1985