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So you think it's cold

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Well I did as San Antonio Texas is not use to days that don't go above freezing, then I saw this pic. Enough said.
 

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After being out on an elevated guideway working from 2 AM to 6 PM this morning, my feet feel like that picture.
 
The only ice I want is in my scotch
 

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No doubt, Here in Mt whe are going to have a high of a balmy 7 degrees F!
For the last week we haven't seen above 0 so I'm pretty jacked!
Next week we may see 20's says the weatherman.
snowed for 11 days straight here. yuck!
Tal
 
qboneus said:
No doubt, Here in Mt whe are going to have a high of a balmy 7 degrees F!
For the last week we haven't seen above 0 so I'm pretty jacked!
Next week we may see 20's says the weatherman.
snowed for 11 days straight here. yuck!
Tal

OUCH ! Dude you need to move south.
 
Sorry...gotta rub it in!!!

Well,if you really want to know....it's sunny and 85 here in Cancun Mexico,but I will be returning on Saturday to a temp. about less than half this,have been enjoying it though,and got the tan to prove it :) :D :yes: Rob
 
:banana: We had 100 car accidents here in Austin by 12:00 last night,that was inside the city limits.I am watching Finding Nemo with Em,fireplace is going and the dogs are all sleeping.It is COLD OUTSIDE,the school I teach at is closed.Its going to be a good.To all stay warm.
 
You Texans call that COLD???

I can relate more to qboneus -- we've had it even worse recently.

It got up to 1 whole degree yesterday at work here in Centennial, CO. Even in the Denver area "banana belt" of downtown Englewood it was -5 this morning.

I made the mistake of cutting heat off from the laundry room yesterday. It was so cold The control knob broke off (though I could still work the shaft with some effort), and when I finally got the hoses and pipes unfrozen, the agitator wouldn't spin.

This morning I finally got the laundry going again, but the hot water pipe to the main bathroom was frozen. Fortunately the spare bath was fine.

It's expected to get up into the balmy 30s today, and the 40s for the rest of the week. Maybe I'll get out my Tevas and bermuda shorts.
 
That pic reminds me of the ice storms we had in Quebec a couple years back.
Just wreaked havoc on power lines and the like. :yes:

Mike
 
I just got the gas bill for November yesterday. November was pretty balmy in Zion. Cost was up 35% from last year for less usage. Maybe I should leave my amps running all the time. Or start burning furniture.
 
Vintage TX said:
Agree, here it's 28 this morning. :thumbsdn:

What, you mean like "+28"??

It was -3 yesterday morning when I left for work. I don't think it's been above freezing here for over a week.
 
Fisherdude said:
What, you mean like "+28"??

It was -3 yesterday morning when I left for work. I don't think it's been above freezing here for over a week.

Yea but this is south Texas. It's only suppose to do this where you live. :)
 
Used to work in the Canadian Arctic in college. In Cambridge Bay, NWT. You know, where it is 100% night during the winter? Had a saying: "There are two seasons here. Fourth of July, and winter."

Went to grad school in Austin, TX. It can get mighty cold when that wind comes out of Canada and has only wheat fields in the Midwest to not slow it down. Only crazier drivers on ice/snow than Austinites are these folks around Charlotte, NC. Mention freezing moisture coming, like the weather people are braying about this afternoon, and you can't find a loaf of bread on a store shelf for 100 mile radius!
 
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Wornears said:
Used to work in the Canadian Arctic in college...Had a saying: "There are two seasons here. Fourth of July, and winter."

I went to college on the border between Northern Ontario and Northern Michigan. It ain't the arctic, but we had a saying too: "Nine months of great skiing, three months of poor sledding."
 
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