dpkimmel2001
Team Owner
I have AT&T. Hardly ever lose my signal in the US or Canada.Yeah, I can't believe you get three and four bars up there either!
Headed west across North Dakota past Devil's Later now. Hovering about -20f
Devil's Lake
I have AT&T. Hardly ever lose my signal in the US or Canada.Yeah, I can't believe you get three and four bars up there either!
I looked for emoticon of a freezing/frozen, minion. Couldn't find one. But the suggestion of posting the search tells the story how this old Florida guy feels just reading those temps. People really live in those areas???Heading down the road in about an hour. Guess the temps dropped a little more than they thought. Numbers don’t even look real.
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They do that to keep warm.Yeah, I can't believe you get three and four bars up there either!
Four inches will paralyze Wendell and surrounding areas. On the plus side they are getting better at snow removal and icy conditions. I heard they now have two snowplows for Wake County.Preparing for SNOWMAGEDDON 2025. Possibly 4 inches! Problem will be gonna stay cold for several daze. Normally get 6ish hours of high 20's, SNOW, then 50 degrees by 10AM. So I wait with baited breath. (had anchovies for breakfast)
Huh. All the NWS is calling for down here is -maybe- freezing rain. I wonder if the front is going to stall out in the 150 miles or so between us?Preparing for SNOWMAGEDDON 2025. Possibly 4 inches! Problem will be gonna stay cold for several daze. Normally get 6ish hours of high 20's, SNOW, then 50 degrees by 10AM. So I wait with baited breath. (had anchovies for breakfast)
Unless I'm broke down, I stay in my truck. At those low temps I idle but the truck produces very little heat. I supplement the heat with a little plug in heater. I can maintain 70 degrees. My truck will likely not be shut down until I get back to Chicago on Saturday.While in Fargo, are you in the truck? Or a motel? If the truck, how do you keep it warm? By running engine
I looked for emoticon of a freezing/frozen, minion. Couldn't find one. But the suggestion of posting the search tells the story how this old Florida guy feels just reading those temps. People really live in those areas???
They do that to keep warm.
Four inches will paralyze Wendell and surrounding areas. On the plus side they are getting better at snow removal and icy conditions. I heard they now have two snowplows for Wake County.
I suspect at those temps the truck has to be kept running regardless.While in Fargo, are you in the truck? Or a motel? If the truck, how do you keep it warm? By running engine
I can plug it in to keep the engine warm if power is available or I can set the truck to automatically start before the batteries are depleted or the fluids get to cold.I suspect at those temps the truck has to be kept running regardless.
While in the National Guard, I 'missed out' (didn't volunteer) on two weeks in Minnesota in January. The guys reported sleeping with the vehicle batteries between their sleeping bags to keep them warm. Artillery pieces have hydraulic spades or blades on the back to dig in and absorb the recoil. They had to use axes to get the ground broken to emplace the spades. Otherwise the hydraulics just jacked the back of the howitzer off the ground.
Try hosing it down. Start at the street and work your way back to the door.Somebody spread white shag carpet all over the trailer park! Not very warm tho.
I have 21F at 0600 down this way, calling for 24F tomorrow. As I expected, we didn't get any ice accumulation Wednesday night. The wind was blowing too strong and the ground was too warm. I was heartbroken.No ice that I know of in my area. Sunrise temp tomorrow guesstimated to be12 degrees! But warm up to 40ish by afternoon. Caling for 60's and maybe 70 next week!
I stepped out to hang the hummingbird feeders. When I opened the back door, I heard the wind chimes clanging. That's never good on a cold morning. I'd forgotten about the wind chill. Air temp may be 21F but that wind feels more like 15 at best.I have 21F at 0600 down this way,
Don't count on it. Temps below 70 are considered below freezing in Florida.. . . We have relatives coming from central FL next week. That warming trend to the 60s should keep them from needing parkas and boot warmers.