Thread: It’s Official: Hell Has Frozen Over

It’s Official: Hell Has Frozen Over
Charlie Campbell
Jan. 08, 2014

Because it really is that cold


A Michigan road sign points the way for motorists to Hell, Michigan June 6, 2006.
Rebecca Cook / Reuters

In news certain to have scorned suitors everywhere dousing themselves in cologne, Hell has officially frozen over — the tiny hamlet in Michigan, that is.

Around 600 nearby residents have been blighted by deep snow caused by the polar vortex now affecting the U.S. Temperatures have plummeted to -20C, even dropping to -33C when taking wind-chill into account, with many vehicles left stranded.

Several cities in the northern U.S. have been rendered virtually uninhabitable by the current extreme cold spell. Residents have been urged to stock up on supplies and stay in their homes.

The town of Hell is situated 60 miles west of Detroit, and received its chthonic moniker on Oct. 13, 1841. Derek Wallbank, U.S. House reporter for Bloomberg News, tweeted news of its incongruous weather on Tuesday.

Fun fact: it’s currently -13 in Hell, MI, with a wind chill of -33. It has literally frozen over.

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Pussies! You don't know what cold is until you experience minus 40 C and minus 40 F, which is where the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales meet.

Any exposed skin freezes, you have icicles on your nose and frost buildup on you eyelashes.

at least give us the proper pic!

Eagles are making a comeback then.

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

where the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales meet.

lifeafterbread.co.uk

Originally Posted by Mid

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

where the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales meet.

lifeafterbread.co.uk

-40C and -40F are the same temperature.
0C and 32F are the same.
100C and 212F are the same

Originally Posted by billy the kid

Eagles are making a comeback then.

Polar bears are doing quite nicely as well!

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

-40C and -40F are the same temperature.

True , learn something every day thanxs
FAQ: At what temperature are Celsius and Fahrenheit the same?

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

0C and 32F are the same.

True

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

100C and 212F are the same

True