[Zin]

January 20, 1954 Roger's Pass, Montana elev 5610' ASL.
Officially recorded -70F BELOW ZERO.

Just a little bit of trivia for our ICE BIKER friends. :D

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[SamDaBikinMan]

I beleive Gunnison Colorado is consistently one of the coldest places in the lower 48.

[Zin]

I beleive Gunnison Colorado is consistently one of the coldest places in the lower 48.

Yep, so is West Yellowstone, MT and Inernational Falls, MN.

[geneman]

January 20, 1954 Roger's Pass, Montana elev 5610' ASL.
Officially recorded -70F BELOW ZERO.

Just a little bit of trivia for our ICE BIKER friends. :D

Yea, but what's that in kelvin?

-mark

[Joe Gardner]

216.483333 Kelvin :)

[Zin]

216.483333 Kelvin :)

Thanks Joe... :)

[geneman]

I was sure, for the longest time, that Mt. Washington would have this distinction. But alas! It has only been as low as -47degF on that Godforsaken rock.