Capt Worley PE
Run silent, run deep
That's why I live down here. I can deal with that. I spent 9 months in Fairview Heights, IL and that was enough cold weather, more than enough, actually, to last me a lifetime.
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FLBuff PE
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Clear and 20 degrees this AM here. High is supposed to be in the 40s with bluebird skies. I'm ready to get a good 2 feet of snow, though. I got my gutters done on Sunday, and got my leaves up previously. So bring on the snow!
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Dexman PE PMP
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Boo snow, I need to get my fence finished this weekend...
Ble_PE
I need a beer.
But you did buy 3 gallons of milk and 4 loaves of bread at the store last night, right? RIGHT??
RIP - VTEnviro
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When the heck are we gonna get snow in Boston?
Dexman PE PMP
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I will FedEx you some of ours on Thursday.
engineergurl
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I haven't seen any snow yet either 
but several people in Alabama keep posting about it flurrying, so maybe I will get to drive into it when I go home...
but several people in Alabama keep posting about it flurrying, so maybe I will get to drive into it when I go home...
snickerd3
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it was raining when we went to bed. woke up to almost 2 inches of heavy wet variety of snow, first of the season....just the type of weather I wanted for the first real drive with my brand new car,
Jacob_PE
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Haven't seen snow for a few weeks, no snow Christmas eve or day, but wake up this morning and there's snow everywhere.
Exengineer
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There was no snow on Christmas Day, but enough fell two days later to stick around in these low temperatures in Ontario. Lucky for me I only have till next week before heading back to the "Sunshine State" of Queensland in Australia where temperatures will be balmy and I'll be back to wearing cargo shorts and T-shirts outside again. I am of the opinion that unless you're an avid downhill or cross country skier, snowmobiler or ice fisherman then you don't need to live in a harsh winter climate. Get out of it. You can be more active outdoors in a warmer climate and you won't fall on your ass from an icy sidewalk. :wave2:
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we finally hit below freezing this winter...
snickerd3
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it was so windy the last couple days which made it super cold. It was like 14 degrees this morning...and we are supposed to make it up to almost 60 degrees by the end of the week...these huge temp swings are killing me.
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^^^ agree Snick, either it's winter... or it's not... seems like we are on the same fluctuation schedule, Alabama is just about 10 degrees warmer (it was 25 when I left the house this morning and it's supposed to get to about 67 this weekend)
Capt Worley PE
Run silent, run deep
18 degrees this morning at the office.
Yuck.
Yuck.
Is gotten colder over the last couple of days culminating in a wind chill below 0 this morning. Hoever, we're due to go back to about 30 deg over the next couple of days. Outside of the freak snow storm around Halloween (which melted immediately thereafter) we bhaven't had any snow to speak of. Of course the skiers and plow guys are whining. The heck with them, I'm loving it.
