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General Pain
01-03-2014, 01:56 PM
Just wanted to bring a greeting to my friends here at the forum.
Hope you all are well and that winter treats you good.

General Pain

Targan
01-03-2014, 07:52 PM
What is this "winter" of which you speak?

stormlion1
01-03-2014, 08:22 PM
The five inches of snow on my jeep is the winter he speeks of, and the temputure of -3 degree's outside.

Targan
01-04-2014, 01:26 AM
The five inches of snow on my jeep is the winter he speeks of, and the temputure of -3 degree's outside.

Mmm, chilly. There are populated parts of the east coast of Australia that have hit 49 degrees C (120 degrees F) this week. Admittedly that is unusual unless you're in the desert.

Obviously outdoor Christmas activities have a very different vibe here.

Cdnwolf
01-04-2014, 08:12 AM
Set a record yesterday at -20.8C for daytime high.... wee bit chilly for us Canadians... I actually had to put on a jacket when I went outside.

Then I just click on this website and think of all those poor fools who never get to enjoy the cold...

http://ftlauderdalebeachcam.com/

Bullet Magnet
01-04-2014, 07:03 PM
Set a record yesterday at -20.8C for daytime high.... wee bit chilly for us Canadians... I actually had to put on a jacket when I went outside.

Then I just click on this website and think of all those poor fools who never get to enjoy the cold...

http://ftlauderdalebeachcam.com/

OK, -20C is around -5F. Yeah, that's a bit on the cold side for a high. Here in WI if it gets below 0F, you're allowed to gripe about it being cold. Where I am, the forecast for Monday gives us a high of -11F (-24C). It's January; you gotta expect it at least once or twice.

Heh, the Fort Lauderdale site. Just last night I saw an article about some town in Florida cancelling an event because of "bitter cold". I had no idea 50 degrees (10C) qualified as "bitter cold". I always thought 50 degrees meant you might want to bring a sweatlacket in case it cools down after sunset. ;)