re: Hottest and coldest place you’ve been to

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Hottest: 29 Palms, California.

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Ooh rah

Hot I couldn't say. I've been working outside all my life. I've worked in Thailand in the summer and you could ring your clothes out at 7am. But the same could be said in Louisiana or in the Gulf of America. I've been in 125 in west Texas, NM but there's no humidity.

Cold, I've never been north of Arkansas so 0 to 10 degrees. Offshore in the Gulf when everything was covered in ice was fricking cold. I have no desire to ever see the northern US in the winter. frick the cold. I'm climatized to the heat.

Both were places I lived:

Central Michigan where wind chill was down as low as: -100
Gilbert, AZ 2019: 124

Hottest 128 Mojave Desert Edward’s AaFB , California.

Coldest -40 Lusk, Wyoming Duck hunting

Listened to radio reports about hunters freezing to death down to Texas

Madison, Wisconsin - just your average cold winter day

Waterloo, Iowa - only 90 degrees but 90 percent humidity. The only happy living thing were the mosquitos

Beautiful Gary Indiana blast furnace. Idk freaking hot
East Chicago Indiana polar arctic vortex -23. That was when Jussie Smellit got attached. Good times.

Hottest:
Scottsdale/greater Phoenix- Labor Day weekend. Even though it’s dry. It’s fricking hot.

Coldest:
Copper mountain Colorado. One night the wild chill was like -40. shite was absolutely freezing no matter what you had on.

30-below (at least) without windchill in Montana a few times. When it’s that cold and ground is covered in snow it’s eerily still and quiet. Last winter I’m not sure the exact temp but around zero and wind was kicking on a chairlift at Lookout Pass (ID/MT border) and I got an ice cream headache. My brain was literally freezing.

Hottest was middle of the Nevada desert. It was 115+ blasting sun obviously. Got out to pee and felt like I was melting. One summer in New Orleans I had to wear a suit to work and my car a/c died. Between driving and walking I was soaked and miserable by the time I got to the office. I’ll take the desert in flip flops.

Hottest Houston. Concrete and humidity.

Coldest Alaska