Yea but we should be cool if we burn coal to the end of time because the climate will remain the same.
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20 hours daylight… *imagines all the training possibilities *
Go live in Tasmania mate 
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Opposite in the winter, around 4 hours of daylight in late December. We just got back to a 945am sunrise with a 5pm sunset. As a night owl I much prefer winter lol
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Give me Fall
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Wanna trade your -20 freeze for my +2 soggy slush? This week has been so bs, water everywhere. January was much nicer, at least -20 through many weeks with -32 peak cold and I loved it. :3
I’m heading back to Perth tonight from Korea. I’ve gotten used to the mild -5° Korean nightlife has to offer. Not looking forward to sweating like a butt crack in overalls again.
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Again for the people in the back:
WIND CHILL BETWEEN MINUS 38 AND MINUS 46
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I’m really glad I’ve had a relatively warm winter. Last time it was around -38C I was working outside every day.
Shoot. It’s getting too warm this week;)
Wow, and i thought our winters were cold at below 10
In typical winters here in Fairbanks we usually hit -40F (-40C) straight temp no wind chill in January. We can hit -50F (-45C) or below at times too. Outdoor classes get cancelled at -60F (-51C).
This year was a bit of an exception - we haven’t dropped below -30F (-34C) for very much of this winter. Sucks because this was my last winter here potentially and I wanted to join the 40 below club (taking pictures in swimsuits next to the university sign saying -40F (-40C) or colder).
I typically make the switch from shorts to pants around -10F (-23C) to -15F (-26C) but this year I never went to pants because the cold didn’t stick around. It’s been quite odd really.
Right now it’s -11C (13F). Beautiful day, really. I enjoy this weather.
At least the suns out! 
Sun’s out guns out!