'Dangerous Freeze' Batters US, Canada
PHOTO: Climate map taken of the world on Dec. 27, 2017 at 10:46 P.M ET.
An extremely dangerous freeze is wrecking some states and every single Canadian province as the final days of 2017 wrap up to a freezing shut. With some areas in North America reaching as low as -35°F (-37°C) in Northwest Territories, a Canadian province and some record breaking lows hitting parts of the US.
Here's an overview of many spots across North America. The temperatures are all expected to take a dip to even lower temp records. The screenshot of the global temperature was taken on December 27th, 2017 at 10:46 P.M ET:
Edmonton, AB, Canada ... -5°F / -23°C
Winnipeg, MB, Canada ... -8°F / -22°C
Chicago, IL, USA ... 5°F / -15°C
Detroit, MI, USA ... 5°F / -15°C
Toronto, ON, Canada ... 3°F / -16°C
Indianapolis, IN, USA ... 5°F / -15°C
St Louis, MO, USA ... 8°F / -13°C
Ottawa, ON, Canada ... -10°F / -23°C
Montreal, QC, Canada ... -8°F / -22°C
Fredericton, NB, Canada ... -5°F / -21°C
Although the numbers don't seem too extravagant, here's those same cities and how Apple's sources [The Weather Channel] says citizens are 'feeling' the temperature lows. Essentially, it's how cold you can say it is outside - without technicalities. It includes factors with windshields, humidity levels and others.
Edmonton, AB, Canada ... -19°F / -28°C
Winnipeg, MB, Canada ... -18°F / -28°C
Chicago, IL, USA ... -5°F / -21°C
Detroit, MI, USA ... -5°F / -21°C
Toronto, ON, Canada ... -8°F / -23°C
Indianapolis, IN, USA ... -4°F / -20°C
St Louis, MO, USA ... 1°F / -17°C
Ottawa, ON, Canada ... -26°F / -32°C
Montreal, QC, Canada ... -20°F / -29°C
Fredericton, NB, Canada ... -24°F / -31°C