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  • JimmyJack

    Where? Minus five in Wis. at noon.

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  • SW0320

    SW NH

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  • danielgage

    stay warm

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  • Ruger4me

    Got up to about 51 degrees just north of Fort Worth today and 97% or so of all the freezing rain we had with below 30 tempts for 3 or so days is melted and gone! Got out and went to 3 stores, feed, gas station and Kroger's it was slim Pickens at Kroger's either others got out earlier than me or they braved the ice because shelves were pretty bare... Time to get back to building the well house/shed again tomorrow.

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  • SW0320
    danielgage: 33165392165275/comments/33165392448667

    stay warm

    Our wood furnace is cranking away and keeping house toasty. We are doing better than some down south.

    Spoke with someone in Franklin TN. They were working from home all businesses were closed because of ice storm.

    I will take the cold and snow if we had it over an ice storm.

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  • JimmyJack

    A lot warmer in my refrigerator than it is outside!

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  • Rustyjack

    10:34 pm -19.5 F and still falling.So. VT

    Been here 20 yrs and it's the coldest I've seen.

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Gonna be around 12° tonight here in the Mountains. Woodstove going.

    See my Sig line.

    *I believe the record here, was -14° a few years back.

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  • brier-49

    NW CT -15 windchill -32 to cold

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  • SW0320

    minus 108 on Mt. Washington set a new record.

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  • NeoBlackdog
    SW0320: 33165392165275/comments/33165393265947

    minus 108 on Mt. Washington set a new record.

    That was the windchill. Doesn't really count... 😁

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  • Oakie

    I have been in NH. One of the most beautiful states in the country!!!!!!!!!. It is even cold there in the summer. Was there three years ago on the 4th of July, and we were in sweatshirts.

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  • William81

    16 yesterday.....near 60 today. Plays havoc with my head and sinuses !

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  • SW0320
    William81: 33165392165275/comments/33165423585051

    16 yesterday.....near 60 today. Plays havoc with my head and sinuses !

    Yes, I go through the same thing. Next week going to be in the forties so sinuses will be a mess.

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  • hillbille
    SW0320: 33165392165275/comments/33165470534555

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11377676#Comment_11377676

    Yes, I go through the same thing. Next week going to be in the forties so sinuses will be a mess.

    same here, by thursday 60's, 20 as I type....

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  • pulsarnc

    40s today and 60s plus all next week eastern nc . Low of 20 last nite . Wind chill 22 as I type

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  • buddyb

    Around here in upstate SC the lows are usually in the 20s and highs in the 50s.I know that is not much of a winter where some of you folks are from but the older I get,the more I dread winter.

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  • 4205raymond

    Six degrees in Monroe, NY this AM. Was ten degrees last night around 10pm. Wind was 30-40 mph and blew my grill all the way across my deck. Could feel vibration in kitchen while talking to daughter upstate. Really scary as my wife felt vibration in sofa from Mineral, Virginia earthquake years ago (430 miles) My daughter had 10-15 below zero and horrific wind to boot in Delaware County. Couple hundred Canadian geese sitting around pond like a mound of feathers. Too cold to even peck at the grass! ---------------------------Ray

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  • JasonV

    5 degrees here in SD this morning. We have deep snow and the pheasants are starving. They scratch and dig there way up on top and wander around all day 3 feet above the ground looking for food. I bet I saw 200 of them in the mile around my house.

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Having done inumerable multi-day Winter trips on Mt Washington and been involved in a Search and Rescue capacity on that Mountain as well, I can assure you that "Wind Chill," most assuredly matters. When it is blowing so hard you can not stand up in White out conditions - "Wind Chill," matters.

    There is video of Semi-Trailers parked on the Summit, being coated with Rime Ice and blown over. Only to be stood back up by the wind when it changed direction. That Mountain is a known Killer, in the Mountain Search and Rescue/Climbing community. Many, many people underestimate it. Many, many fatalities to prove it also.

    A buddy that I have done trips with up there, and I were commenting about it on the phone yesterday and discussing the -108 Record. Brutal conditions if you are unprepared.

    *I have two Extreme Sleeping bags. One rated -25° the other rated -45°. Both are 800 fill down and Gore-Tex outers. (In the $1000 plus range.) I have slept out in the open with them in Bivvy bags on that Mountain, when conditions dictated you stop right where you are and cover up.

    Wind Chill matters.

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  • Junkballer

    It's bumping 80* in South Georgia, I've been helping my Grandson work on repairing a few tractors for the last 4 days and have dripped sweat the whole time, especially when working on replacing hydraulic lines in close/tight spaces 🤬. One day soon I'm going to quit be Grand Pa., enjoy your coolness while you can, it makes for good excuses not to do anything 😀

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  • He Dog

    I have always thought the "temperate zone" misnamed. I have seen 113 above and -17 actual in my years. I call a range of 70-85 temperate. Did I mention I love Costa Rica?

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  • susie

    Been doing Mimi duty in Rogers Arkansas. Stepped outside yesterday. Temp was 45. Felt as if we were having a heat spell. Still had plenty of ice in the ground.

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  • Mr. Perfect
    NeoBlackdog: 33165392165275/comments/33165437672475

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11377657#Comment_11377657

    That was the windchill. Doesn't really count... 😁

    The data the windchill temperature chart is based on is about as reliable as MSNBC and as scientific as the flat earth society.

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