How I Survive Blizzards in the Mountains 

10 will kill you just as fast as -10. There’s no point in being so specific at that point. Anything below 32 is, well, freezing.

​@@The_Red_Off_RoadI operate regularly in those temperatures. There's a huge difference between -10 and 10. Coldest it gets where I live is -30F.

@@davem4193 you may operate in those temps, but that doesn’t make what you are saying make anymore sense. 10 above zero is the same as 10 below zero because water can freeze at both temps. It is crazy to think that you’re better off because it’s 10 and not -10. They are both negative when you convert to celsius. 10 becomes -10. Very cold. -10 becomes -23. Very cold. The scientific world, well, the whole world, uses Celsius. I def wouldn’t walk outside and be like “wow, I’m so glad it’s 10 degrees out here. It’s so much better than -10.” I’ve lived in those temps as well and for me, when it gets below 32 F it’s just, cold. It doesn’t matter what the temp is. It’s cold. Water freezes. It will kill you.

@The_Red_Off_Road if you're wet, 50 deg F will kill you. There's a huge difference in the clothing requirements, nutritional needs, equipement performance, etc. that a 20 degree difference makes. I'll take 10 above all day. Below that, i start thinking about modifying what I'm doing.

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