Since when is it cold in Africa anyway?

I guess they think about it when they have to cross that bridge.

I am under the impression that this is a joke thread.

I send my warm-hearted thoughts to you Norwegians.

Just doing my part. =)

Are you serious?

Africa is a lot bigger than the USA, for example, I'm sure there is a difference between the weather in Florida and the weather in Washington state.

South Africa is not even in the tropics (not a tropical country). It was snowing at the World Cup held there in 2010.

Anyway, it's a joke video.

Most of Africa is either desert or tropical forest or grasslands. Snow is very very rare there. Even in the winter, it is quite mild there. Even in South Africa itself, snow is not common, unless you live in a montainous region, which most people don't

If you know all that then why ask if it gets cold in Africa?

The coldest place in South Africa is Sutherland in the western Roggeveld Mountains, where midwinter temperatures can reach as low as −15 °C (5 °F). Wikipedia.

-15 sounds pretty cold to me.

I thought it was gonna be something about the shooting that killed all those teens few years back

I do know stuff about the climate but i didn't know about that. But -15 is cold, so cold that's it's never been that cold in London, record low there is -10. But still, you are more than likely to be hot than cold, in most areas of Africa. Only mountains recieve snow there

http://allafrica.com/stories/200705260051.html

Parts of Zimbabwe this week recorded minimum temperatures as low as minus 5 degrees Celsius as the first severe cold front of the new winter hit South Africa, Namibia, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.