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Well we are 35 deg. F warmer this morning than we were yesterday morning (-5F right now) so things are looking up
I tell you in 4 1/2 weeks you will be out planting flowers and working on your sun tan.Well we are 35 deg. F warmer this morning than we were yesterday morning (-5F right now) so things are looking up
Oh, I have it marked on my calendar!I tell you in 4 1/2 weeks you will be out planting flowers and working on your sun tan.
I do not envy you one bit. Be careful outside.Forty below again this morning. Getting a little tired of it. But the water is still running so that's a relief.
must be nice. maybe up to the teens above zero here starting on Wednesday and even possibly 30 by the weekend. long way away for the weatherman or woman so could be anywhere from -10 - +50.Brutal!!!! But back to the mid 50's the week of the 22nd.
We went ten days below zero in '83 and the whole month below freezing.There saying 10 here that's not the coldest I ever saw here .
Back in 83 saw 2, I don't remember how many days but we went over a week with below freezing temps. Galveston Bay started freezing over, we dip netted huge trout that got caught in shallow water.
Our normal winters are 30-40 with rain.
We're just not set up for real cold weather, we're geared for hot. Lord help you if you venture on the highway as we can't drive on snow and ice.
I think we be sweating ice cubes in a few days if the weather idiots are actually right.Monday we're supposed to have a low of 9 or 10. This is not right. I live in Louisiana to sweat.
Yikes! Then I got lucky. Dang replacement heifers managed to unplug the de-icer, which is now a solid hunk 'o ice, and short out the electric cord. Quality time spent chopping the ice in the tank and fortunately had a back-up de-icer & cord. Heading out shortly to see what fresh he!! awaitsCattle broke the valve in my waterer, and then the riser pipe froze up... so will be out of luck there for a while. They've been eating snow and are used to that too, but I decided with -45 wind chills forecast to come in this weekend, I'd better plump them up... I hammered in some fence posts around a rubber tank, and just left a stream running out of the hydrant. Took the handle off so they couldn't shut it down on me. Was -18 when I got up this morning, figured I'd have to be chopping some ice, but no... that tank was completely open, other than a little ice where it overflows the side. Probably less costly than a heater?
I remember that year. Lived in Houston in a cookie cutter subdivision. Every other house's pipes burst in the attic.There saying 10 here that's not the coldest I ever saw here .
Back in 83 saw 2, I don't remember how many days but we went over a week with below freezing temps. Galveston Bay started freezing over, we dip netted huge trout that got caught in shallow water.
Our normal winters are 30-40 with rain.
We're just not set up for real cold weather, we're geared for hot. Lord help you if you venture on the highway as we can't drive on snow and ice.
Good luck finding a heater if you need one. Like trying to get ammo right now. Stores already where letting winter stock get low and stocking spring stuff. I went and gathered up my little buddy propane heaters out of all the deer stands. I have a little valve to fill the one pound tanks and a hundred pound tank full in my shop. I've never used the little valve, but I studied on it last night night. Looks like I'm going to have to figure out how to hang the hundred pound tank upside down... Idk.This is not good. People are already dealing with power outages that are days out from repair and we are days ahead of the bad stuff. This could get really dangerous. People around here are not set up this. A lot of people, myself included, dont even own the clothes to deal with this weather if we lose power for a long period of time.
I've seen articles talking about how a lot of electric heaters will not keep up also.
I'm sure glad I got a wood stove to help my poor overworked heat pumpThis is not good. People are already dealing with power outages that are days out from repair and we are days ahead of the bad stuff. This could get really dangerous. People around here are not set up this. A lot of people, myself included, dont even own the clothes to deal with this weather if we lose power for a long period of time.
I've seen articles talking about how a lot of electric heaters will not keep up also.