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[@lilturks999]

We get -40 celsius in Canada all the time in the winter. It's not cold till you walk out side and your nostrils freeze shut on the first breath

[@Spazik86]

Yea -20ish is like nothing. You not going to die in your car in 4 hours in -20 assuming you have like boots, pants and winter jacket...

[@Lime2Game]

100% agree with both commentors here. Middle of Russia, -20 C° is an absolutely normal day! It was -29 C° literally today. I’m a city boy, so no big jackets or blankets in the car, but definetely a little shovel!

[@Kris_Wyo]

From Wyoming, I can tell you that yes, we keep multiple blankets in our vehicles, extra coats, snow spades, kitty litter or sand, and other emergency supplies during the winter time

[@I_AM_HUGO]

Rock Springs here!

[@anthonylester2128]

Don't forget the jumper pack for the battery

[@alpha51omega38]

Same here with total expressway jams and snowstorms that can leave you stranded in stuck traffic for overnight in Chicago area too. Sleeping bag, food, water, dry clothes, blankets, even a small JetBoil to use for warm drinks needed or an instant oatmeal.

[@roellek16]

From Michigan, and yes we do the same.

[@disturbed360900]

Brit here so don't get extreme cold. Why kitty litter? does it help with tyre traction or something?

[@Archangel144]

Meanwhile in Florida... it looks like I won't need to turn on the AC to keep the house cool for Christmas Day this year. It's a Christmas miracle!

[@bigdawg21cc]

I'm surprised at his cold its getting for the next couple days here in Palatka Fl. I'm really going to enjoy it being I'm a hot blooded man.

[@cheeseburgerwalrus499]

@@bigdawg21cc heh, you're not far from me, I'm also in Putnam county. I like the cooler weather, but I'll be damned if I enjoy anything below 0* Fahrenheit. I'm FL raised, I'm not cut out for those kind of temperatures.

[@MrJest2]

I once spent Christmas in Miami. It was 80 degrees and 100% humidity... at three in the morning. Blech.

[@sinister184]

@@MrJest2 On the bright side, you're not freezing your nuts or need to take a lotion bath to prevent death from a 1000 cuts.

[@wackadoobrewsquatch3718]

One day when those kids are older they are going to look back at what a magical life and incredible memories you gave them. I think Matt might be the single most genuinely wholesome youtuber ever lol

[@wackadoobrewsquatch3718]

@@VinnyUnion Merry Christmas

[@Hunter-ou5bw]

He is and the fame have not changed him.

[@davidhakadoober._1-]

It's fun to see people that have never or rarely experience the extreme cold but in northern Minnesota it's normal, things like throwing boiled water in the air are childhood memories

[@Lt.Dill.Pickle]

Northern Minnesota gets cold af I lived there for awhile.. -20 is normal there

[@newman977]

Lol, yeah. Here in Southern Alberta, our daily high has been around -32C for the past few days.

[@zacharymartini9472]

That's a really good explanation better than what I was gonna sum about excited molecules

[@budgetbuilt8838]

@@zacharymartini9472 if I remember correctly, it's because the hot water turns into lil droplets when you throw it, and those droplets kinda explode into vapor, that vapor freezes into mirco crystals and sticks together. It's pretty much the same process we use to create artificial snow

[@budgetbuilt8838]

@@zacharymartini9472 and when I say artificial snow, I don't mean for like ski resorts, I mean when they make snow producing clouds lol

[@FolkvarthrGrim]

Haven’t seen your channel in years and seeing the difference in your kids reminded me how fast time flies

[@s0mebody.]

Canadian here, so I feel qualified to answer some questions about the cold. Yes, we prep for the cold, my car has space blankets, actual winter blankets, an extra coat, shovels, sand, along with your normal stuff like boosters.

[@jae7668]

Yes we Montana natives do carry winter survival equipment in our vehicles. We even carry chains for our tires. Mere and the gang are a hoot when they have had a bit of wine, White Claw, and what not in the hot tub. Was that a bottle of JD I saw in the background? As you found out, we do love our Pew Pew's!

[@revtoyota]

Alaska and it is -50f without the windchill here ATM. When traveling in the winter you either dress for the weather or bring clothing so you can if needed. I have a Rubbermaid tote in the back of my truck with wood (fire), hatchet, flares, tools and a blanket. I always bring a backpack with me with food, water, and pews. With extreme cold, earthquakes and volcanoes you always have to be ready.

[@gearbanginentertainment7476]

So you’re a woman

[@RagnarLothbrok2222]

God damn that’s ridiculous

[@MrJest2]

@@RagnarLothbrok2222 Nah; it's just the environment. I did much the same in California - an altogether more hospitable environment in terms of mean temperature, but between earthquakes, floods, fires, and mountains permanently capped in snow you have to be prepared for anything at any time.

[@donaldjones5701]

I’m in Indiana and yes I always keep bibs coat boots socks hat and gloves in my trunk ready in case I break down or need to help someone who’s stuck in the snow or whatever life brings in bad weather

[@brandavir]

In Indiana you never know... You never know...

[@jasonswift7098]

Indiana? I don't think so.

[@paulmorris1251]

My dad is the shooting instructor and fly fishing guide at RBC. And it's always great to see people enjoy our state! The staff at RBC are amazing and always the most friendly.

[@kllr7]

I'm from northern Wisconsin and yes you definitely prepare your car for the cold. blankets, and food at a minimum. lots of people keep a propane heater in the car too just in case. you also have to winterize your car too. Putting in less diluted antifreeze, low temp washer fluid, ice rated wiper blades, snow tires and covering the front of your radiator to trap engine heat are all common. some people even run different oil in the winter.

[@hunterlahti6342]

It actually turns into steam, not snow because the boiling water increases energy in the water and forces the water molecules apart and makes them freeze faster, so when you throw the boiling water it turns more into boiling water droplets

[@jamessharrai3683]

You beat me to it.

[@zachfreedom644]

Science

[@W4FFLECONE97]

Nice profile pic!

[@texasranger24]

The hot water can freeze mid air because it creates a lot of vapor that instantly freezes. These small frozen crystals serve as starters for bigger crystals to form. The technical term is nucleation. The colt water has nothing that can instantly freeze, thus no small crystals to freeze around. So it does freeze, but from a state of vapor that started it all.

[@newman977]

Not steam, but water vapor, although I know the direction you were going with this.

[@donpegar2645]

The fact you came here from Texas and still shot videos in 20 below temperatures simply amazed me , again that commitment , thanks for your videos.

[@Saimeren]

Mere's adorable getting all bundled up like that. Doing whatever she can to stay warm.

[@mtevilone]

Old Dodge truck hoods make great sleds behind motorized vehicles. We used to use one in Twin Bridges, Montana, literally in town. The molecules are further apart as water temperatures increase. A boiled pot of water will freeze faster in the pot, then one with cold water. I always have three blankets I keep in my pickup. Even in the summer you can get stranded, and they can be handy. At least one firearm, multiple knives, food if I am doing more than a short trip, plus the usual tools. Hot tubs, and hot springs are best in the winter. Montana is loaded with hot springs with outdoor pools. I am glad you had a good time. Have a very merry Christmas!

[@Hatch61]

During a blizzard I was stuck on the interstate for three days. I was warm and cozy and well fed the whole time. It’s fun if you’re prepared. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

[@killtremble]

When I worked in Wyoming, we had a full blown winter survival kit in our work trucks - mainly food, water, and fire starting items. Also had an extra set of clothes and Emergency flares. I usually left mine in the truck all year, but my coworker didn't like how much space it took up in the back seat so he took it out - he learned a hard lesson about not having it one morning too lol.

[@frederickclarke9171]

Dr. Matt , that hottub would be a great therapy for all the animals you save! Save em all, Dr. Matt.

[@becklyn3]

Last night in Missouri the windchill was -35. It is going to be a cold Christmas. In Missouri the weather bounces all over the place. A couple years ago it was 60° on Christmas day and we had tornadoes. You just never know what you are gonna get.

[@GluedTechDude]

It's supposed to be around 75 degrees here in CA on Christmas. Hottest it has been in a while.

[@ryana3679]

Enjoy the goofball Annie while ya can. One of my daughters used to be the biggest goofball in the world. Dancing in the rain and mud like no one was watching. Running around with no care in the world. High school came and changed everything. Haha. Love her to the moon and back tho. Merry Christmas everyone!

[@tylermallory2504]

Yep, living in a harsh winter state I keep a winter jacket, gloves, and a stocking cap in my car year round.

[@devils30hockey]

Matt here in Upstate NY, I carry a 3 day pack in my car with everything I need for 3 days, clothes ,food, water, 20 hand warmers, and a few battery backup chargers for my phone and other gear. Thank God I have never had to use it, but it is peace of mind for my family and myself know I have it just in case. Some the roads I travel are in the woods and I might not see another car or a town for an hour or more so to having the kit is just smart. I like the kit you made up nice job.

[@kathywrightjohnson6804]

I'm in western New York and I always kept blankets and snow gear in my truck in the winter. Too many times I was so glad I did.

[@kathywrightjohnson6804]

Also kept food in the truck.

[@IndianaTony]

I'm in Colorado so we get a handful of bad storms every winter, plus the chance of getting stranded in the mountains. I just keep a tub full of spare winter clothes, plus a couple blankets and old sleeping bag, and hand warmers, in the Jeep. I also keep recovery gear (kinetic rope and shackles) so I can help others or have what I need if I need someone to help me.

[@TraumaSurvivorCynthia]

😁 I am native Coloradan since 1971 and have had similar items in my Jeep 🚙 during the winter!! ♥ My Grandpa always made me keep an emergency/first aid kit, water 💦 and fire extinguisher. ♨️ #davesandersstepdaughter

[@Saimeren]

Annie's going to grow up to do amazing things. Never tell that kid she can't do something.

[@dynamitharry8736]

As a Swede i always have extra warm clothes, blanket and candle's in the car incase i would be stranded in the winter. also tools to remove fallen trees and whatnot.

[@Ykoum123]

Worst i got without wind was -39. Really fun to watch grown ups being amazed and try same stuff i used to do when i was a kid. My winter averages were around -20 celcius in Quebec City. The most important thing to remember when it's that cold and you wanna survive : Water/sweat/humidity is your worst enemy in survival situation. Have a great Christmas everyone.

[@rlcarver]

San Diego, 70°, Merry Christmas. Following your dad on Out On the Ranch is so heartwarming; blessings to all, stay safe, we luv all the Carrikers! 🎄🎅🤶🙏

[@susanintermoia905]

Thanks for sharing your videos. It is beautiful country, but too cold. I love how you and your family and friends have so much fun. Be safe.

[@findpeac3]

It's a state not country

[@TheHomelander1234]

@@findpeac3 He knows.

[@Alex-jd8if]

As a person from the north I can only say -You go to hot tub in negative temperature BUT dont get your head wet 😅

[@nicks9795]

We definitely keep a sleeping bag and food and water with us, plus we’re only about 30 minutes from you and there’s no cell service near us. Imagine when that Texas freeze hit a couple years ago, it was -50 here without wind chill :) glad you guys are having fun and have a safe trip home

[@frankwilliams1157]

Besides the normal roadside emergency gear, I keep emergency pillows in all of our vehicles. The pillow can be use like a pillow or it can be unzipped an used like a blanket. On one side it had a softer type material and on the other side it has a water repellent type material that when used as a blanket, it holds the heat in.

[@newman977]

My wife and I spent about 6 hours at the Nordic Spa in Kananaskis last weekend. The best time for hot tubs and the like are when it's stupid cold!

[@microbuilder]

This is every winter in Minnesota, hot tubs in sub zero temps is awesome...unless theres even a breath of wind...

[@chitterman]

We have been in Wisconsin my wife and I middle of the night looking up at the sky the stars are never it's clear as they are when it's below zero in my opinion anyways they're just not the same in the summertime

[@DriveShaftDrew]

its a lot colder here in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada, we dress for the weather, always carry an emergency pack in our vehicles, making sure we have a candle in a can and a few ways to light it, it will keep you above freezing temperatures in the vehicle, keep a window cracked open for fresh air, we carry our cell phones to call for help and we always stay in our vehicles till help arrives, even in a billiard someone will find you within 24 hrs never leave the vehicle it's always colder in the wind a vehicle is your shelter till you get help or a ride to safety hope this is the answer you were looking for matt

[@keithguildoutdoors]

My truck kit - A heavy wool blanket, fire starter cubes, 2 Bic lighters, a bow saw, a spade shovel, a snow shovel, hunting knife, 4 sandbag tubes, a case of bottled water, and I just bought a sheet of insulated foam board for the back. I have a cap on the back, which helps. It's not the perfect kit, but it's a work in progress and I feel better having it just in case. Much love from Maine ❤️

[@tonynagy2042]

🥶It's been negative 27'F for over a week here now. All I have to say is Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah to you Matt, and Yours, and to 'Everyone' ❤❤❤❤❤🙏. ✍ps: Always be prepared!

[@elevatedinnature]

Before winter starts I have a bag with clothes, food, waters, hand and feet warmers, a spare blanket, and a small propane heater buddy just in case I slide off on my way out to my house, it could be a few miles before the next house and it’s all open land with high winds so walking to the next house could be deadly

[@oliverklosov9440]

"The King in the North!!!!" I love that you and your friends are GOT fans!!!! Thanks for taking us along in your adventures! I follow all your pages and have seen about every Off the Ranch and Demo Ranch video!!! Love y'all! See ya next timeeee!!!

[@donaldrobey4182]

It is so beautiful there hope you guys had an awesome time!!

[@kylecheke1988]

Lincoln is just a mini Matt lol when Matt is standing in the lodge and Linc is standing right behind him in the white shirt, looks just like you Matt.

[@kevinseright39]

If you’re traveling in MT in the cold, you bring food, water, sleeping bag, and candles. A lot of our winter is 30* or higher so come back when it’s warmer and you’ll have fun

[@mtevilone]

They actually ski at Big Sky fairly regular. It think half of his comments are for entertainment value.

[@needsomezzz]

Yes you absolutely need to have a winter bag of clothes in your trunk. Base layers, socks. snow pants, boots, parka. It all depends on what you wear normally and what you’d need to compensate without heat. Warm blankets or sleeping bags are also very smart. A shovel, kitty litter or sand is also good if you get stuck in the snow to get yourself out. Some of those hand warmers are a good idea and a few candles and matches/lighter as well. I’m from Canada and we always have a bag that stays in the trunk for the winter as well as bring certain things depending on what’s happening. It’s been -44 C most nights this week so you really need to be prepared!

[@suesimpson309]

It was cold here in PA today. 1 degree and with wind chill negative 20. Merry Christmas to you and all your family.

[@JMZVIDEOZ]

Yes, dry clothes extra coats coveralls and blankets also something to eat because you could be there awhile. Never travel without these things

[@bubbleheadray976]

Yep, and emergency blankets and means to start a fire.

[@MaryBrownForFreedom]

Yup! In MN roads were closed for 2 days. Anyone stuck on them was going to wait until they could get a plow out to them. If they have to d an immediate rescue it is the military tracked personnel carrier and it costs you $$$$ for going around a barricade, $1,000 and up to 90 days in jail.

[@Ryangarrow26]

Absolutely no matter if it’s summer or winter i have a bag with survival gear my buyout bag. You never know what may happen in a world like this especially with the kiddos traveling with us. Firestarters axe knives machete along with cold weather gear and some food and water.

[@kennethd.cooper5252]

My mom and dad drove truck cross country and she always had an emergency box, a tin coffee can, several big candles and some small ones, several lighters and matches. So if you got stranded you could light the candles to knock out the chill, after you put your curtains up inside the truck. They carried two extra coats pants shirts and socks plus two extra pair's of boots or shoes. And two sleeping bags. She had all this packed together and it stayed in the side compartment or under the bed or in the trunk. Be safe stay healthy enjoy

[@ScottWaa]

Nothing like a little family fun dabbling with frostbite. I have additional gloves hats, solar blanket, fire starting kit, shovel for winters travels.

[@jacobcline4536]

Northern Michigan. We definitely prepare for bad weather in your car. We're also used to the cold.

[@juggaloj-money4681]

The steam from the hot water is a lot thinner than the cold water so the steam freezes a lot quicker cold water will freeze in the air instantly at -40

[@scottodonahoe9505]

The deck around my hot tub has a heated floor and the colder it gets the more I love sitting in it ! Funny how all my friends show up when the temp drops ! Get hot and dive into the snow is awesome ! Then it's back in for another swim ! I crank the temp to 106 and it's perfect !

[@eriesniper]

I enjoy a hot tub soak when it is below freezing but sitting in one at -15° is beyond my tolerance. I love Mikey, he's up for anything.

[@territ1231]

We have that weather here in Iowa today!! -11. Winds up to 50 mph!!

[@Blue-gx4uf]

Currently -10 and feels like -35 in southern iowa

[@Redneck0784]

any responsible person up north has what they call a winter kit that they keep in their vehicle during the winter months

[@alexforkner4076]

Keeping the snow brush/ ice scraper in your car all year.

[@CrispyOkra]

Does that include some kind of stove to heat water? In sub zero temps water is non existent (obviously).

[@Redneck0784]

ok ok here is my kit 1. sub zero rated sleeping bag/ emergency thermal blankets. 2. jump box 3. portable camping stove w/ fuel perferable the block style fuel 4. small/foldable/ camping shovel 5.flashlight/ headlamp/ lantern 6. first aid kit there are other items but i would have to go look to remind myself but that is the basics. basically i use 1/4 to 1/3 of my trunk/storage for emergency items that get swapped in and out depending on the seasons

[@sykwookiee]

@@Redneck0784 Didn't see pew pew protection...

[@Redneck0784]

didn't know i need to it's kinda like gas in ur car right? lol

[@johnmurphy1519]

Bro the kids have grown soo much it's been bout year since I've seen one of ya videos merry Christmas guys wish yalls family nothing but the best

[@matthewwayneotto5759]

Yes In MN we have a kit for cold. Jump packs usually freeze up so you should always have jumper cables. Among blankets and snow gear.

[@theamericanrebel]

They make emergency blankets that fold really small and can keep you warm in -20°F. Plus we just dress warm

[@bradreddekopp6395]

From northern Alberta and we just had -56C -69F

[@RagnarLothbrok2222]

How the fuck do you survive in that?

[@bradreddekopp6395]

@@RagnarLothbrok2222 well we grow big thick beards to help lol

[@jamjon85]

Wow! That's crazy cold! Im actually on my way up. Driving. Still in Texas but will be there during the week next week. Merry Christmas!

[@opusx._.6092]

3:49 y’all need a used car hood for this. Don’t ask questions, just trust me for next time.

[@baseballjustin5]

More Surface area lol

[@daveseymour8246]

I once dragged my friend about mile & a half on the hood of a Bedford van in the snow ❄️. He bet me a 4 pack of beers 🍻 that I couldn’t. That was one of the best sledge’s ever so I totally agree. Hope you have a great Christmas 🎄🎅😊

[@joshuarausch5526]

Next time you're in the Great Falls area have a meet and greet! You have a lot of fans out here!

[@ateague01]

He was on family vacation not a meet and greet tour

[@mtevilone]

@@ateague01 he said next time. This is not their first time in the area. They like to ski Big Sky. A meet and greet would go over pretty well. Plus he could write off a good chunk of a vacation, doing one.

[@hondaman08]

@@mtevilone bet this one is written off too - filming DemoRanch vids.....

[@forneeg5186]

Saskatchewan,Canada here..yes we carry blankets,extra clothes, candles, shovels, sand and other supplies in the winter. It's -19°c today which is better than in -40 to -45°c last week

[@ergy1278]

Erie Pennsylvania - rechargeable heating packs and gloves plus heavy coats and blankets. Plus some food stuffs. It's -6 with a -28 windchill now. Expecting 60mph winds tomorrow too

[@techfixr2012]

Extra jacket, blanket, food, water and Sterno cans for heat

[@Nick-of8zo]

I say this with the utmost respect to both Jenna and Clint. Tattoo Mere is hot as hell.

[@SarahJeanCole]

Northern Michigan here and yes absolutely I prepare. I have extra clothes ,blanket, emergency blanket,water, flashlight,batteries,extra liquids needed for vehicle and other things such as protein bars. As I type we are having a massive blizzard that's dumped over a foot so far along with freezing rain and Ice with 60+ mph winds and currently with windchill it's -31. Last night when it started we only made it 4 hrs until our power went out for the next 11 hrs and our house was down to 50 degrees. It's always better to have more than you think you should have. Sometimes on back roads out in the boonies you don't see another car or person at all. Lots of love from Northern Michigan ❤️

[@rogermckinnon5738]

Lol love your sledding, we do similar here in Australia. Except it's more sanding/ dirt lol because our Christmas is in summer. My last time was behind a racing go cart. Thanks for sharing these great videos with us.

[@trailguy]

A big reason for having only one adult at a time is that being similar height makes it very likely that one person will bust their nose or break teeth on the other persons head.

[@zteaxon7787]

?????

[@trailguy]

@@zteaxon7787 I’m referring the the time Matt got on the sled double even though they were apparently told(or read) one person at a time on the sled. I’ve seen lots of busted noses and lips over the years from the person in the back slamming into the person in the front.

[@suddenrushsarge]

@@trailguy yup, been there done that. Split my lip when we hit a snowbank.

[@kevinroberts9580]

The older Annie gets, the more her awesome is showing

[@zachyoung9227]

From North dakota here! Oh yes in winter, have winter gear and extra blankets but also have tow rope and recovery gear tow strap shackles etc in winter 24/7. Be prepared for the worst hope for the best!

[@jackib8589]

In Iowa, it's -30, wind-chill -50, & were having a blizzard. Plows have been pulled from the roads. If you are ever in a snow storm and you end up in the ditch, Stay in the vehicle,many people try to walk home and don't make it. We carry extra clothes, blankets (wool) canned goods, dry food,candles, it's good to have a empty can so you can drink the snow if u have , and make sure u keep the exhaust pipe clear of snow if possible.

[@trailguy]

Maybe since water expands as it warms it means the hot water is much less cohesive, allowing it to more easily fling into smaller droplets, which freeze faster than larger droplets. Probably blasting cold water out of some sort of pressurized tube would break it up into smaller droplets and cause it to also freeze in the air.

[@stefan3816]

Water actually expands when it freezes.

[@trailguy]

@@stefan3816 yep, 10%, but cold liquid water expands to take up more volume when it warms (but not nearly 10%).

[@bobfoster687]

Artificial snow at ski resorts!

[@ridealongwithharry6679]

I really love your Family videos. God Bless you guys Merry Christmas and a Happy New year! ❤❤❤🎉

[@eyemallrt]

I’m from northern Canada, we travel with extra clothing, blankets, candles, food, shovel, booster cables, etc. It’s been used numerous times, it’s part of life here.

[@wndzman]

I’m living it with you Matt. In south eastern montana. It is crazy cold! And we are used to the cold!

[@michealpbeast2583]

Another great family n friends video. Montana looks great in the winter. I don't know when I would like to travel up North now. Looks great in the Summer n Winter. I guess I could visit during the Spring n Fall.

[@user-ee4jy5pp7m]

Yes. Warm clothes, a blanket, foods and snacks. Some places in Northern Canada if your car breaks down it's there until the snow melts. Snow plows might not see and plow over them!! Imagine being stuckin there!

[@eriesniper]

Yes DemoMatt, in NWOH I have a "Winter" Go Bag that I put in my truck every Halloween. A whole set of clothes, insulation layer, water/wind layers, muck boots, gloves, hats. I also have wool blanket and fleece blanket candles and a little pot for making water. You never know.

[@DrAccula-ct3ro]

in school in science class we called that...making a cloud. the best thing to show kids when it snows! fun times!!!

[@markroper9269]

Merry Christmas eve eve!!! That is way cold......hope you make it back safe!!

[@thegoinggreygamer]

I am in Minneapolis, and yes, we have a kit in our cars. With blankets, clothes, salt and sand. Plus a TON of the hand warmers.

[@jeffcrisafulli2258]

Hope you guys had an awesome holiday

[@debbielumpkins3442]

Yes, I have a down blanket in the trunk, extra gloves, and I wear layers in the winter. So, I am in Northwest Montana, the overnight temperature Wednesday was -30 and my power went out Thursday morning around 5 am. It was out for almost 6 hours.

[@ksiss8616]

Safe travels home, merry Christmas!!

[@christopherlenahan3906]

Winter survival kits for sure. I just drove from Edmonton to Prince George. 800km across the mountains, with lots of no service areas. Food, water, sleeping bags, fire starter, TP, fill up at 1/2 tank(so you can idle if you breakdown). The windshield frosts from the top down at -40F on the highway if you put the heat on the feet for to long.

[@danofiremano]

We're experiencing that same weather in Western Nebraska with the minus 60 wind chills & my wife and I keep our emergency backpacks in our vehicles with the 90% heat reflective body bags and regular blankets as well. Our packs also have "space blankets in them.

[@jackson7421]

Yes Matt, in my car, but especially in my truck when I drove the northeast I always kept extra clothes blankets and a -60 degree mummy sleeping bag. The one time I was in northern Maine the windchill was -60. And damn that was brutally cold. But I always had a car-hart jumpsuit because we hauled ice cream at -20 and sometimes had to unload our own trailer

[@goosecf]

I always love seeing warm weather enjoyers try to deal with the cold

[@alextilden9134]

I'm from canada and this weekend it was -31 f before the windchill, we definitely have extra supplies in the car, normally a warm blanket and a couple of candles and more

[@SubieDoo_GC6]

I always keep a “Montana Survival Kit” in a trunk, in the trunk of my car. Spare gloves, beanie, winter jacket, blanket, candle, fire starting device, food and water, etc… Much love from Billings, Montana!

[@Naber88]

Yes, I carry lots of extra stuff in my car for cold. Hand, foot, and body warmers, blankets, extra coat, and nice carjack, spare tire, and tools.

[@wrinkle66]

Yes, We carry high thermal coats, multiple blankets, thermal blankets, warm boots, snow mittens, hats, flasks of hot drinks, gas burner, always at least 3/4 tank of gas, studded tires, chains, power blocks for phones. We were in -47F with wind chilll on the eastern plans of CO. In the mountains every weekend Nov - thru April.

[@neiljohnson4742]

Yes MInnesota here. Keep full emergency gear in my car all winter. Snowmobile suit, head gear, goggles, mittens, thermal boots, thermal blankets, heat packets, food, reflective thermal blankets and more!

[@rodneyadams6738]

That's a beautiful place especially all the drone shots of the snow

[@sixstrings24]

I always have my warm stuff, insulated bibs, heavy coat, insulated hoodie, and boots on in the winter here in Danbury WI.

[@CNR.5K]

In Connecticut it doesn't really get into the negatives very often (although the wind chill tonight is supposed to be exactly that) so I don't carry a massive blanket or anything but I do have a wool blanket and a light jacket in my car. I also have a 50 pack of hand warmers that I bought last winter and have yet to open

[@zachman2699]

Wisconsin here and I definitely keep warm gloves, snowpants, a ski mask, warm boots and other stuff like that in my car at all times during the winter. Also always have a warm hat and gloves in my coat too.

[@tazzi6269]

We keep a winter survival kit which includes extra coats, gloves, socks, boots, sleeping bags & solar blankets. Of course, always carry a shovel, ice melt, protein bars,, flashlights, etc.

[@SPACEMAN_fkYT]

North Mississippi was -25 wind chill at 4 am this morning. So much for warm southern weather. The coldest I've been in was Sioux City Iowa, -60. My HellCycle was the only bike that would run, so I did the beer runs to store 5 miles down the deserted highway and back to the hotel.

[@wackamofranklen3003]

The energy from the water being hot turns it to steam that super cools very quick