-68 Celsius in Baker Lake Nunavut

My buddy Chris in Baker Lake, Nunavut during a Blizzard. When he recorded this the air temp was -68.

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• NWT
• canada
• Tundra
• cold
• winter
• blizzard

[TheRetardBoyz]

RALPHY: I CANT PUT MY ARMS DOWN!!!!

[digitael2]

Reminds me of the map outpost on mw3

[kaahaajaFIN]

@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.

[SakishiroPL]

-68 hahah morons you never see -68 degree... i belive was -30

[sfsu05]

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

[Kroligoff]

Они -20 то не видели в жизне)

[SuperZveruga]

При -68 и таком ветре ты мгновенно бы замерз. )

[MrCheesypuf]

@george12345691 because hes completely frozen and the fact that baker lake is in the middle of nunavut

[tron012]

Hoth :)

[TygrysSyberyjski1984]

fake and shit

[Stiletos]

@captain150 In Vancouver -20 is unheard of, it never happens.

[Stiletos]

The record low air temperature ever recorded in Baker Lake Nunavut is -50.6C.