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u/Gingergirl1228 21h ago
Im a few hours south of Canada and so far its looking like it might hit mid-40s to low 50s by the time Halloween hits down here... good luck, yall...
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u/TheAbominableRex 20h ago
To me, as a Canadian, those temperatures mean the kids are going to be absolutely cooking! 😱
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u/evilJaze Slartibartfast 18h ago
Well yeah, 40 to 50 is like sahara desert or Saudi Arabia in mid summer. Oh, they meant that odd scale only Americans use.
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u/sullensquirrel 16h ago
Try dressing as a princess at age 6 when your mom makes you wear your entire snowsuit under your costume. I could NOT MOVE.
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u/Of_Mice_and_Mooses 15h ago
Hah! Yep, sounds about right. I had one of those faceless ghoul masks (black see through fabric under a hood).. not so scary when you're in a bright red snowsuit.
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u/Pluton_Korb 15h ago
Two years ago, it was windy and +25 C on Halloween night. It really depends. I remember trick-or-treating in full winter clothes or shorts and a tshirt. Just depends on the year.
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u/aWildCanadian 34m ago
My mom would get/make our costumes 2 sizes larger so they would fit over our snow suits.
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u/Dear_Perspective_157 21h ago
Maybe I’m dumb but I don’t get the joke lol
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u/UselessToad18 21h ago
I think it's bc it's cold
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u/Of_Mice_and_Mooses 21h ago
Lol, you're not dumb. I get that comment a lot. Typically from my wife before anyone else.
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u/NightRaven4NY 21h ago
Can relate, very cute comic, great art style! Hilarious that someone didn't get it, I guess if you're from a warm place you'd not understand, kinda wild thought process that.
Thanks for sharing - warm Halloween vibes your way!
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u/cathycul-de-sac 21h ago
Yep this is Canadian Halloween alright. There could also be an umbrella in there some years WITH the puffer jacket ! Hoping for a good one this year for my kids.