Already -33? chill factor out here.
Over forty degree temp drop less than one hour.
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Already -33? chill factor out here.
Over forty degree temp drop less than one hour.
I grew up in Minnesota, things are just getting exciting. Imagine this for the entire month of January and February.
I dropped my boys off to hunt whitetails. By the time I got back home about 2 miles later it dropped about 30 degrees. They made a beeline back to the house. They have shot 3 so far, 2 more to go before the 1st.
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It?s just a way for folks to be personally invited to return to California.
Maybe they'll take their wolves with them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe_K
I can’t think of anything sarcastic enough to warrant posting so I’ll just go along with how terrible this must be for all of you.
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Originally Posted by crashdown
My friend Kate lives in Cordova and it's downright balmy there right now, 34F with a low of 27F and a dusting of snow overnight.
Currently we have -1F with 8 inches of fresh snow. Forecast to hit -9F overnight. I think there's a temperature inversion because it's colder in Boulder.
Cordova is coastal and a bit south. I saw -21 yesterday, but today got to single digits…..all pretty normal for here. I guess my point is you guys have this for a couple days, this is 4-6 months for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer
I know and have been in Tanaina, you're in a freezer up there. Cordova is more like the Washington coast. If I lived in Tanaina I'd want a lot more insulation than is in our little mountain cabin.Quote:
Originally Posted by crashdown