Fitting 30 teams and 2,430 games into a 181-day window on a 3,133-mile landscape -- and making it unique year after year -- is an undertaking of ridiculous proportions. A Rubik's Cube with six panels on each side. That it all ultimately makes sense is a testament to foresight -- or just blind luck.
Bhushan Shah, Just another guy... Assuming 'cold' means 'absence of heat', 'tomorrow will be twice as cold as it was today' translates to 'tomorrow will be half as hot as today'. This 'hotness', or heat, is quantified by temperature, which has an absolute zero, called Absolute Zero (0 K, or -273 degrees Celsius). Thus, (assuming the question means 0 degrees Celsius), half as hot as today will be. -273 + (0 - (-273))/2 = -136.5. Thus, tomorrow the temperature will be -136.5 degrees Celsius.
Warmer than normal weather will continue through Friday with highs in the upper 80s and dew points in the mid to upper 60s. (The normal high is 78 degrees.) Rain may be heavy at times Friday night into Saturday. Today will be partly sunny and warm with a high of 86 degrees. We may see a few showers this afternoon but most of the area will stay dry. If you're going to the Packers game tonight vs. Oakland, the 7 pm temperature will be near 80 and south wind at 5 to 10 mph. Tomorrow will be warm and humid again with a high near 87 degrees. Skies will be partly sunny, though, and scattered showers and storms are possible mainly in the afternoon.