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-47 F this morning in Cook, MN.
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>Not far from the truth..........
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>Minnesota Temperature Conversion Chart
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> At 70 degrees:
> Texans turn on heat and unpack thermal underwear.
> Minnesotans tube down the Mississippi River.
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> At 60 degrees:
> North Carolinians try to turn on the heat
> full-blast.
> Minnesotans plant gardens.
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> At 50 degrees:
> Californians shiver uncontrollably.
> Minnesotans sit out in the sun.
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> At 32 degrees:
> Floridians don coats, thermal underwear, gloves and
> wooly hats.
> Minnesotans throw on flannel shirts and have the last
> cookout.
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> At 10 degrees:
> People in Miami all die.
> Minnesotans lick the runners on their sleds or any
> nearby flagpole.
>
> At zero:
> Californians fly away to Mexico.
> Minnesotans get out their winter coats.
>
> At 10 below zero:
> Hollywood disintegrates.
> Minnesota Girl Scouts are selling cookies door-to-door.
> Minnesota Boy Scouts postpone Winter Survival classes
> until it gets cold enough.
>
> At 40 below zero:
> Mount Saint Helens freezes.
> Minnesotans rent some movies.
>
> At 100 below zero:
> Santa Claus abandons the North Pole.
> Minnesotans get frustrated because they can't thaw the
> keg.
>
> At 200 below zero:
> Microbial life no longer survives in dairy
> products.
> Minnesota cows complain about farmers with cold hands.
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> At 460 degrees below, absolute zero on Kelvin scale:
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> All atomic motion stops.
> Minnesotans say, "Brr! Winter's almost here."
>
> At 500 degrees below zero:
> Hell freezes over.
> The Minnesota Vikings win a Super Bowl game.
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