Red and Rover by Brian Basset for January 05, 2022

Now that’s what you call cold.

It must be very cold and icy there!!

What’s with all the dogs taking a whiz?

Wow! It must be cold.

Oh, Rover, you “whizard”!

Quick freeze!

You know it’s cold when you have to snap your dog off the fence. Carefully!

It was sooo cold. How cold was it?

“Liquids froze immediately

Hey, Rover is very lucky that is all that froze! Yikes!

Yellow snow is one thing…but yellow icicles?

Frozen in time…..

Ewwww

Modern art ice sculpture.

It was so cold here last week. I threw a cup of hot water up in the air and it froze so fast that when it came down, the ice was still warm.

@ -3 F here in Paradise Valley, Montana, I think Rover would do same thing here.

That’s one cold day!

That made me giggle!

Now THAT is cold!

Now that IS cold weather……

Our temperatures have been hovering around the -30 mark for days now, so this is actually not that much of a reach for us…

Don’t eat the yellow snow…

This is poopsicle weather for sure.

If it gits much colder than this, I’ll hafta start sleepin’ inside!

-3ºC with heavy snow in the Comox Valley. Getting as warm as 6º C later this week with lots of rain. BC is beautiful.

I’ve seen windex freeze on the inside of an exterior glass door—both at college in northern Wisconsin, & more recently at work here in New Hampshire.

60 degrees in Arizona. You can keep your minus signs…

Dog urine must be invisible in liquid form