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#60 by Rob on 26 May, 2010 08:57
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we had our UK summer this weekend: but now its gone back to normal!!
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#61 by wpruitt on 26 May, 2010 21:52
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Ready for the two week grass cut! Global warming is really making my grass grow!!
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#62 by aarrggh on 26 Jun, 2010 14:24
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HOLY CRAP :: It`s HOT outside ! ! !
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#63 by Nonick on 26 Jun, 2010 22:18
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Today was hot here too; but a front moved in and it's getting cooler!
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#64 by aarrggh on 12 Dec, 2010 17:59
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I`m heading outside to shovel " 17 inches " of snow . .
Yes : With a shovel . . Snowblower is buried under a snowdrift somewhere . .
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#65 by D.A.L.U.I. on 12 Dec, 2010 18:06
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I`m heading outside to shovel " 17 inches " of snow . .
Offtah, so the first blonde joke is that the first scandinavians arrived in NY and went north to Minnesota rather than south to Florida--is this how "square heads" started?. Why is anyone there to suffer this--and a "soft roofed" stadium? It's failed at least three times. Oh, well, let's get a good plate of lutefisk and "tink about it Ole."
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#66 by Nonick on 13 Dec, 2010 19:57
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Vell, Sven, I been tinkin too. You know if we lived where it didn't snow, den we wouldn't have to shovel so much!
Today was a balmy 65 degrees (maybe 66) and a few thin high level clouds. I have a 3 year old snowblower that gets used about once or twice every few years, usually in March or April during the "wet" season. My snow blower looks brand new! I think we're due (overdue) for some late season "climate change". Maybe this winter...
I looked on-line at the temps for Chicago and Minneapolis-YIKES! I think it said the high for tomorrow in Minneapolis will be about 12 above zero!
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#67 by aarrggh on 14 Dec, 2010 05:33
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12 degrees is t-shirt weather for us sly tough guys up north . !
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#68 by tomgallagher on 14 Dec, 2010 06:00
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And the rescue team that found your cold frozen body would probably ask themselves why was this guy out in just a T-shirt....LOL.
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#69 by schro on 14 Dec, 2010 10:28
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Gonna be wet out here in NorCal for the next week or so.
We are WAY above normal rain & snow levels and it has been below normal temps .... yep, sounds like Global Warming to me.
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#70 by CraftyGuy on 14 Dec, 2010 10:39
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12 degrees is t-shirt weather for us sly tough guys up north . !
Speak for yourself!
I live in New England, and just cannot function when it's below 50 degrees.
(So why I'm still living in New England? A good question indeed!) -
#71 by Natedawg on 14 Dec, 2010 12:55
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I looked on-line at the temps for Chicago and Minneapolis-YIKES! I think it said the high for tomorrow in Minneapolis will be about 12 above zero!
I've lived in the Chicago area for 8+ years, and I will never get used to that kind of cold. Ever.
Luckily it has warmed up a bit today (17 degrees! Balmy!), although that's not quite warm enough to wash the copious amounts of road salt off of my car. It's weather like this that really make me miss the southeast ....
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#72 by cvasara on 14 Dec, 2010 18:15
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Down state Illinois here. Cold, and Windy, where you see the same snow 2 or 3 times very often. No snow fences from the (broke) State of Illinois. So many roads can't even be seen when the wind is blowing, but the sun and blue sky can be seen above. But they can find the $$ to pay the over time to the persons that drive those snowplows. They were out, in force, this last Sunday. And the troopers, sheriff's deputy's, all have to be out there, in it.
But February comes, Warm sun, warm sand, Cold beer, tank tops and shorts. Just a perfect time not to be in Illinois. -
#73 by TheSlyBear on 14 Dec, 2010 20:12
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(So why I'm still living in New England? A good question indeed!)
After 40 New England winters, I didn't want a 41st, so that's when I moved down here to central TX.
But to be honest, it's not the cold I was fleeing from -- I could care less how cold it got -- it was the snow.
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#74 by Nonick on 14 Dec, 2010 20:31
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Yeah, I was raised in the NorthEast, and it's a nice place to be FROM!
Today it was in the low 60's here, but tomorrow it's only going to get to about 50 or so before a front moves in. Estimates are 3-6 inches of the fuzzy white stuff.
It will probably all melt by the middle of next week, and I'll be in shirt sleeves for my mid=day stroll.