Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 2:17 am
It's not really cold but it sure looks like it 
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Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 5:09 am
Opps, I forgot the pic
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Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 5:14 am
It is 56 and sunny at 11:30 AM. I may grab my accordion and go play outside.
My all time favorite thing to do.
My all time favorite thing to do.
Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 9:15 am
Lucky Rudy! It's 22° but I'm not complaining cuz it feels like a heatwave compared to what it's been the past couple of months. Tonight it's supposed to stay around 10°. At least it's above zero for a change. Although the temps are supposed to drop below zero again in a couple days.
Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 4:10 pm
Zero degrees is nature's way of telling you that you shouldn't be there.
Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 4:25 pm
Wallfy 
I agree! I'm gonna go somewhere warmer with my bus next winter.
I agree! I'm gonna go somewhere warmer with my bus next winter.Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 6:00 pm
Made it to Quartzsite last night and the weather here is worth driving to. I am in the free camping blm area...at least 400 yards from the nearest neighbor..a billion stars out...it sure beats the city!
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 3:58 am
or telling you to slo down. good time of the year to do things in doorsWallfly wrote:Zero degrees is nature's way of telling you that you shouldn't be there.
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 4:12 pm
77 yesterday (Saturday) - a new record. 45 today, with a little sun and some work in the woods. -2 Wednesday night. Yuck. We are gonna get a little piece of the next storm. But that always means 1 inch of ice. Would much rather have a foot of snow!
Glad I'm in the warm, balmy south-ish.
Glad I'm in the warm, balmy south-ish.
Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2011 10:35 am
Well, we had a record high of 77 degrees here Saturday. Today it got up to a high of 8 degrees. And that was after the blizzard blew through and left about 12 inches of snow on the ground. Crippled all movement in the state. All the main interstates around Tulsa are closed by the highway patrol.
Little town northwest of OKC had its record wind chill this morning at -36. Real temperature was about +2.
I am sitting in the trailer looking out the window at a 4 foot snow drift in the driveway of the park. Went out to start the truck a while ago, just to make sure it was still functional. Bloody cold out there!
News dudes are talking like it will stay this way for a couple more days. We are not used to this kind of stuff, so it won't be pretty for a while. So...that's our fun for the week!
Little town northwest of OKC had its record wind chill this morning at -36. Real temperature was about +2.
I am sitting in the trailer looking out the window at a 4 foot snow drift in the driveway of the park. Went out to start the truck a while ago, just to make sure it was still functional. Bloody cold out there!
News dudes are talking like it will stay this way for a couple more days. We are not used to this kind of stuff, so it won't be pretty for a while. So...that's our fun for the week!
Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2011 10:45 am
sounds like up here ,temps in the single numbers and been snowing all day, ,sounds like a big one comingin tommorrow ,they say we will get 2 feet
Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2011 11:15 am
The weather is being pretter harsh all over...will even get down into the 20's here in Quartzsite tomorrow! Sure beats 50 below though!
how cold is it
Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2011 1:22 pm
Freezing here all day, and colder now! BRRR (I only weigh 80 pounds and I 5'6")
Lois
Lois
Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2011 4:47 pm
Lois, maby you need to go down to Arizona and fatten up a little bit to make it thru the rest of the winter up there! It is said that you can burn up lots of calories trying to stay warm in real cold weather. If it gets real cold up there, you might just waste away to nothing before it gets warm again! 
Supposed to get down to about 15 tonight in the Treasure Valley (The area around Boise, Idaho) where we are currently babysitting our old farm house we had hoped to flip but can't sell very well now with the current economic mess. Old houses are drafty, hard to heat, cold in the winter and hard to keep cool in the summer.
This time of year is is supposed to average 40 during the day and down to 25-30 at night, but today it only got up to about 28. Where is all that global warming- I wish they would send us some over here!
Supposed to get down to about 15 tonight in the Treasure Valley (The area around Boise, Idaho) where we are currently babysitting our old farm house we had hoped to flip but can't sell very well now with the current economic mess. Old houses are drafty, hard to heat, cold in the winter and hard to keep cool in the summer.
This time of year is is supposed to average 40 during the day and down to 25-30 at night, but today it only got up to about 28. Where is all that global warming- I wish they would send us some over here!
so how cold is it?
Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2011 4:52 pm
I wear layers of clothes and when necessary, a hat. And I'm eating like a horse and taking mega vitamins 
Lois
Lois