If it's 0 degrees Fahrenheit, and it gets twice as cold, How cold is it?

infinity?

If you live in FL, this question is irrelevant.

I'm going to Milwaukee in a few days, and it's -20 there right now. The weather channel says it's '20 below', which is true, but in reality, it's -52 degrees below the freezing point 32F. Kind of misleading don't you think?

Not for them.

-20F is sweater and light jacket weather.

That translates into -1 billion F for Floridians.

It's up to 3F here now...not that bad, -20 is rough, eyelashes freeze together in that stuff!

absolute zero
= 0 Kelvin
= -273.15 Celsius
= -459.67 Fahrenheit
that's cold

And I thought 70 F was cold. You guys are weird.

70 F is kinda cool.

I was in Fond-Du-Lac, WI a few years ago, and it was -36F. My radial tires froze with the flat spot, so it felt like I was riding in the Flintstone's car. But life went on as normal for the locals: People out walking on the street, waiting for buses, old ladies with their shopping baskets. THAT'S CRAZY!