Lynch said:going to be -20 below for a few days up here.
day time temps of 2 to 0
Yeah, they're now telling us here it's going to be like that right through Tuesday.
Lynch said:going to be -20 below for a few days up here.
day time temps of 2 to 0
TX-L said:It was -28.2 on the digital thermometer on Martin Luther King morning at my house. The weather service is predicting temps below zero each night, and a high of -3 on Sunday. They also say the temps are expected to reach/exceed -30 this Sunday night into Monday morning across the Tug Hill region, Monday morning's truck startup should be "interesting". I'm shooting for -36 +/- 1 degree, and I'm pretty sure I won't go snowmobiling this weekend. Don't want to be viewed as a girly-man, I'm just sayin'...
gyrfalcon said:TX-L said:It was -28.2 on the digital thermometer on Martin Luther King morning at my house. The weather service is predicting temps below zero each night, and a high of -3 on Sunday. They also say the temps are expected to reach/exceed -30 this Sunday night into Monday morning across the Tug Hill region, Monday morning's truck startup should be "interesting". I'm shooting for -36 +/- 1 degree, and I'm pretty sure I won't go snowmobiling this weekend. Don't want to be viewed as a girly-man, I'm just sayin'...
Whoa. I think you win the low-temp prize for the easterners on this forum anyway. I was only 6 or 7 below MLK Day morning. Guy just down the road from me about a mile is in a little dip in the valley and he was at -15. So a lot depends on your immediate geography. I'm on the SE side of a low ridge.
BrotherBart said:It is a balmy 28 degrees here in the tropics at the moment with the wind slowed down to fifteen miles an hour. Not too crazy about the single digits coming tonight but will muddle through somehow.
Stay warm up there guys. Those numbers sound really cold.
BrotherBart said:It is a balmy 28 degrees here in the tropics at the moment with the wind slowed down to fifteen miles an hour. Not too crazy about the single digits coming tonight but will muddle through somehow.
Stay warm up there guys. Those numbers sound really cold.
BeGreen said:This is what is forcast for overnight Sun/Monday for New England. Get out the woolies! :ahhh:
VCBurner said:Wow! I guess I don't feel so bad after hearing some of the other comments on projected lows. I saw something on the news saying somewhere in Minnesota had or will have a record -46 f! But according to what you just posted BeGreen, I'm in central Mass and it's looking pretty pink there!
I remember the coldest I've ever been while working, was during an arctic weather pattern. I was outside in -12 f. all day!! Frozen steam sticking to my eye lashes and eight layers of clothing on my upper body. It was a tough day in the office. My father-in -law was by my side at this UMASS Memorial Hospital job. We were the only ones on the crew who were lucky enough to be outside that day. :lol:
Remkel said:More of a concern is I am in the middle of my cutting season- going to have to bundle up and hope for the best.
~*~Kathleen~*~ said:We're at a balmy 22
bboulier said:Looking at temperatures in Alaska, Vermont and elsewhere, I am really glad I live in Northern Virginia, where it will only get down to 11 or so. For us, that's pretty harsh.
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