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Winter 2016?
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fatboy
Administrator
Me!
Temps went from a record high of 83 degrees on Wednesday, to snow and ice on Thursday, temp at my place at 7:00 am Thursday, was 20 degrees.
Temps went from a record high of 83 degrees on Wednesday, to snow and ice on Thursday, temp at my place at 7:00 am Thursday, was 20 degrees.
conarb
REGISTERED
Fatboy:
That's not an area fit for human habitation, do you have an electric blanket to wrap around your engine so it will start if you have to go on an inspection? Or maybe you don't have to go on any inspections in the winter since nobody can build?
fatboy
Administrator
Nope, we are out no matter what, if contractors are stupid enough to work in it, we inspect it. And, Colorado vehicles are used to it, they don't quit starting until around 30 below in this neck of the woods.
mtlogcabin
SAWHORSE
lows in the lower 30's highs mid 40's and rain
lousy hunting weather
lousy hunting weather
Mr. Inspector
SAWHORSE
Just got our first snow in NE PA
chris kennedy
ADMIN
No snow yet here in Miami.
That is wrong
fatboy
Administrator
Supposed to have our first sub-zero of the year tonight, -5, and 3-6 inches of snow to go with it.
linnrg
Sawhorse
the cold has really been killing my car batteries this year. yesterday -17 F and 6" of white, 8 year old grandson helped me plow with the old four wheeler
tmurray
SAWHORSE
Some flurries, but nothing major in my neck of the woods in Canada. Seeing about -5 degrees Celsius.
steveray
SAWHORSE
Rode the MC in this AM....35 degrees or so....and rain.
JBI
REGISTERED
I'm in Albany this week (climate zone 5), not much snow, but cold, damp and overcast.
My home, 100 or so miles southwest of Albany (climate zone 6) has a few inches so far.
My home, 100 or so miles southwest of Albany (climate zone 6) has a few inches so far.
fatboy
Administrator
Ended up with about 3", made it to 9 below. My chocolate lab didn't even want to come out of her doghouse this morning.
conarb
REGISTERED
Don't you slip and slide on the ice? If I go into those frozen parts of the world I can't even walk on it without my feet slipping out from underneath me.
I keep my chocolate in the freezer.
steveray
SAWHORSE
Once you get used to it, it just makes you a better skier, driver, walker, whatever, when you do it on ice...
Hope it is insulated, heated, and automatic door opener
fatboy
Administrator
Insulated and protected.
mtlogcabin
SAWHORSE
12 inches Monday morning 5 degrees this am, heater core slushed up so no heat for the 20 mile drive to work until I was 2 blocks away. Going to change the antifreeze mixture at lunch
fatboy
Administrator
Been there, done that........not yet this year.
chris kennedy
ADMIN
This is where I worked today, low 80's and sunny.
You structural guys may find this interesting. 4 story dwelling, below me is flood plain breakaway construction. This is the first floor slab, 16" pour with 2 mats of #8's on 6" centers.
You structural guys may find this interesting. 4 story dwelling, below me is flood plain breakaway construction. This is the first floor slab, 16" pour with 2 mats of #8's on 6" centers.