I live in Canada , also known as “The Great White North”. In my province (not state), we get various weather throughout the year, with occasional ‘spikes’, possibly due to global warming. The summer is usually +20 - +30 celsius (not farenheit), and with the mugginess of humidity, it can feel worse. As if you’re trying to breathe something solid instead of air. Typically, that’s end of July and August. In the winter though, it usually gets between -15- -25. And then there’s the wind chill. When it’s windy out, it can feel a lot colder, as the winter breeze can pierce through worse than any sharp object. That’s the very worse, but if one dresses proper, it’s not that bad. And not for all of Canada , just where I live (and other places close by). This week, however, can make one feel as if they’re living in the Arctic . In a small town in Ontario , I saw that the temperature was about -32, with a wind chill making it feel as if it’s -45. I beli...