I used to love it when The Joker and The Riddler were on Batman.  The old Batman series… the one with Adam West as Batman…. and little Burt Ward as Robin.

Alfred was the best.

The fights were spectacular.  A big “Comic” POW would come on the TV screen.   The Penguin would always waddle right through things.  Classic.  Just classic.  Julie Newmar as Catwoman.  Priceless.

Yet… I never, ever liked it when Mr. Freeze came on the show.

Some things never change.  These days… I always love a funny joke or a good riddle.  Yet….  I STILL don’t like it when Mr. Freeze comes around.  Not one little bat-bit.

But since we are speaking of the impending winter…. slated to begin in just a few days…. here are some interesting bat-bits for you.

One inch of rain…. is equivalent to 10 inches of snow.  At least… they melt down to the same amount of water.

Ice is more hazardous  to power lines than wet snow.  The ice is heavier.

The coldest temperature ever recorded in the world was -128 degrees Celsius, in Vostok Station in Antarctica in 1983.

The all-time world record for the largest snowfall in a single day was set in the United States on December 4, 1913, when Georgetown, Colorado received a staggering 63 inches of snow – more than five feet.

So…. stay warm out there.  Don’t forget to keep your booties on.  Or shake your bootie….   Whichever makes you feel better.