New York City In Winter???
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@JasGot said in New York City In Winter???:
Keep in mind when we reference "0" in NYC, it is -17.7778 for you (F => C).
And NYC can go way below that. But not normally around Christmas time.
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@JasGot said in New York City In Winter???:
Keep in mind when we reference "0" in NYC, it is -17.7778 for you (F => C).
Some of us work in Celsius though and understood that when he said 0 he was speaking C.
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Thanks everyone for the info, I'll pass it on.
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Watch the original home alone movie or jingle all the way to see how people dress in NY for winter
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My wife, Dec 22, 2006 on 5th Ave
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Random street shot that same day
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Thanks @JaredBusch that's actually a big help, I've not put much brain power towards it, but for whatever reason I just thought NYC was like Greenland every day during winter, cold and snowy, but I guess it isn't.
We'll wind back the cold clothes packing from Defcon 4 to something not as severe.
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@siringo said in New York City In Winter???:
Thanks @JaredBusch that's actually a big help, I've not put much brain power towards it, but for whatever reason I just thought NYC was like Greenland every day during winter, cold and snowy, but I guess it isn't.
We'll wind back the cold clothes packing from Defcon 4 to something not as severe.
Always possible to be a blizzard, but odds are against it.
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Usually windy as @scottalanmiller said. Few times I've been in the area around the holidays temperatures were around 5 C but winds were 30-40 MPH which is what about 55-65km/h
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The lack of oder in the winter makes nearly any cold temp tolerable in NYC.
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@jt1001001 said in New York City In Winter???:
Usually windy as @scottalanmiller said. Few times I've been in the area around the holidays temperatures were around 5 C but winds were 30-40 MPH which is what about 55-65km/h
Especially in lower Manhattan. The Wall St. area is crazy windy.
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The bad winter months are really Jan and Feb.. and into March.
