toxicjeeper
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Dang..That is way too cold for this early in the year..Here in N.B its been fairly blamy and + 12 but we know how that works..could be -12 tommorrow..Throw another log on the fire and heres to hibernating!:thumbsup:..
Brr!!! -24F/-31C today
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brokenknee
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5* F this morning. A little cool but it's going to get cooler without a doubt. I don't mind the cold so much, I guess if I did I would have been moving south instead of north. It is the extreme heat that I can't handle. That being said, I would think most people that live north wouldn't mind a "little" global warming.
It is suppose to get back up to the forties by the end of the week
wedge40
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There are people who will laugh at this, but that's a dry cold.. I think between 20 and 32 feels colder then below 20. Here in central Indiana we have been having mild winters which seem colder then when it's below 20 and stays there.
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wedge40 said:
You are correct!! We get the nasty damp cold here, surrounded by water. I would take dry and colder any day..
THIS will sound funny to some, I as well as many others look forward to the cold, and it's rejuvenating properties. Could not live in a warm climate year round.
I hope that is just the sound of a sick mind?!!
I personally am not to picky when it comes to the weather, that is from 68 to 74 degrees F!:laughing:
brokenknee
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My dad retired down in Yuma AZ, I asked him how he could stand the heat in the summer, his reply, "it's a dry heat" my reply, "ya, so is the oven and you don't see me sticking my head it there" he laughed, I miss him he passed on back in May just one week short of his 81 st birthday.
Yes high humidity does make it feel much colder.
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mmurphy said:I hope that is just the sound of a sick mind?!!
I personally am not to picky when it comes to the weather, that is from 68 to 74 degrees F!:laughing:
love the cold!!PILOON
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I live lakeside.
Before the lake freezes over it is miserable!----- damp cold.
As soon as it is frozen it gets real nice, feels like 5-10 deg warmer than it actually is.
Course being on south eastern shore don't help as I get all prevailing winds.
BUT my tractor is ready! blower installed, plow blade hooked up and all fluids changed for winter.
Before the lake freezes over it is miserable!----- damp cold.
As soon as it is frozen it gets real nice, feels like 5-10 deg warmer than it actually is.
Course being on south eastern shore don't help as I get all prevailing winds.
BUT my tractor is ready! blower installed, plow blade hooked up and all fluids changed for winter.
pat32rf
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YES! Much rather have it -10C than +5C. At -20 it gets so dry here that it seems to seldom snow, but at +5 I hate going outside to do anything. Minus 10 and sunny will see us ice fishing in our shirtsleeves, at -20 we put on our coats and hats.
Today was the last day of the deer (rifle) hunt. Two weeks of clear nights with a full moon in the middle of them. Most days cloudy and miserable. Bah, humbug.
Forcast highs above freezing all next week. Bring on the cold, clear winter so the mud freezes and I can get back to work outside in comfort...
Today was the last day of the deer (rifle) hunt. Two weeks of clear nights with a full moon in the middle of them. Most days cloudy and miserable. Bah, humbug.
Forcast highs above freezing all next week. Bring on the cold, clear winter so the mud freezes and I can get back to work outside in comfort...