>>Dry cold? Are you kidding me? Colorado has a 'dry' cold. Wisconsin and Illinois on the other hand... :o) By the way, IMHO, Wisconsin's summers can be pretty hot and sticky too! :o)
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>It's a "dry" cold in Chicago and Milwaukee and any other place when it's 15 below. There is NO moisture in the air!

Not entirely accurate. When I lived in Edmonton, and it got to 30 below or so, it really was a dry cold. When I came into a building and took off my coat, I got warm very quickly. Back in Toronto, when it gets to 15 below, and I come into a building and take off my coat, it takes an hour to start feeling warm. In a dry cold, it stays on the surface, but here in Toronto, it goes right to the bone.