happy1892
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Oh, -30 not 30. How many socks do you need when you go out?we've hit -30 a few times here, which is -22 fahrenheit and some people are complaining about hitting 40
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Malakyoma
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I try to avoid going out at those temperatures lol. If I have to then usually its 2 Tshirts a sweater and my jacket, a nice warm hat, gloves, pajamas underneath my pants, and heavy boots.
Gee, why don't any of you want to come and visit me in the winter? We can sit on the ice and photograph Trumpeter Swans together. I have an extra bedroom and bathroom waiting for you.
Here I am with my friend, Jeff, on December 29, 2010 sitting on the ice on the St. Croix River. This could be you and me! I'm bundled up, but it must not have been too cold this day. When it's below zero, I usually have a headband over my ear warmers and my hood is up. Five days later I was in Florida petting that armadillo.
Barrie: 44.3909° N; Elevation: 249 feet; Average snowfall: 93 inches
If you watch the Today show in the winter, watch for the coldest temps in the contiguous US. It's often Embarrass, Minnesota. I'm sure it's much colder somewhere in Alaska.
Here I am with my friend, Jeff, on December 29, 2010 sitting on the ice on the St. Croix River. This could be you and me! I'm bundled up, but it must not have been too cold this day. When it's below zero, I usually have a headband over my ear warmers and my hood is up. Five days later I was in Florida petting that armadillo.
Malakyoma, your low temps prompted me to check the latitude and elevation of Barrie, Ontario because we do get temps -20 degrees typically a few times a year. Thought we may have similar weather, but according to the Weather network, you get a lot more snow! Does that look right?Lake Elmo: 44.9958° N; Elevation: 912 feet; Average snowfall: 49 incheswe've hit -30 a few times here, which is -22 fahrenheit and some people are complaining about hitting 40
Barrie: 44.3909° N; Elevation: 249 feet; Average snowfall: 93 inches
If you watch the Today show in the winter, watch for the coldest temps in the contiguous US. It's often Embarrass, Minnesota. I'm sure it's much colder somewhere in Alaska.
Malakyoma
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I think 93 inches might be on the small side for average snowfall, but it could be right. I've seen years where its snowed that much in a week or twoGee, why don't any of you want to come and visit me in the winter? We can sit on the ice and photograph Trumpeter Swans together. I have an extra bedroom and bathroom waiting for you.
Here I am with my friend, Jeff, on December 29, 2010 sitting on the ice on the St. Croix River. This could be you and me! I'm bundled up, but it must not have been too cold this day. When it's below zero, I usually have a headband over my ear warmers and my hood is up. Five days later I was in Florida petting that armadillo.
Malakyoma, your low temps prompted me to check the latitude and elevation of Barrie, Ontario because we do get temps -20 degrees typically a few times a year. Thought we may have similar weather, but according to the Weather network, you get a lot more snow! Does that look right?
Lake Elmo: 44.9958° N; Elevation: 912 feet; Average snowfall: 49 inches
Barrie: 44.3909° N; Elevation: 249 feet; Average snowfall: 93 inches
If you watch the Today show in the winter, watch for the coldest temps in the contiguous US. It's often Embarrass, Minnesota. I'm sure it's much colder somewhere in Alaska.
The snow drifts on the side of the road were taller than I am lol
