Extreme cold has hit Canada in January, including -40 °C temperatures (which, coincidentally, is also -40 °F, and if you don't believe me, just calculate it yourself using the formula °F = °C × [9/5] + 32) in multiple regions. Accompanied by heavy snow, the weather closed down schools and caused electricity shortages, reminding everyone of nature's might.
To show you what all of that looked like, we put together a list of photos taken during this frigid spell, and if there's one thing that stands out, it's the local communities' ability to adapt and persevere in the face of even the most challenging times.
#1 It's Cold Enough In Calgary Today That I Used A Frozen Towel As A Toboggan

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#2 Calgary, Alberta This Morning! Hot Water Freezes Faster Than Cold Water Due To The "Mpemba Effect"!

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#7 It's So Cold At Arrowhead Tonight That The Refrigerator Is Keeping Drinks Warm

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#12 -50c / -58f Temperatures In Alberta, Canada And The Livestock Water Heater Can't Keep Up

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#17 The House And Vehicles Held Up Pretty Well Against The Cold Until This Morning... Literally Thought It Was A Gunshot

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#18 It's Cold Enough In Calgary Today That I Played Frisbee With My Shirt!

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