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Instrument 41 01-17-2018 08:58 AM

Bbrrrrrrr
 
South Louisiana, 13 degrees, wind chill 2 degrees. Its freaking colder here than it is in Alaska. That combined with inch or two of ice....we are locked in for 2 days. Funny thing is Farmers almanac predicted a warmer and dryer than usual this winter. We aren't made for this down here.

KFC911 01-17-2018 09:06 AM

So you decided to share the joy eh.....it's coming down here now....

Southerners + Snow = Idiots

It makes us who we are :)

tevake 01-17-2018 09:18 AM

Yes the weather reports here in the panhandle are as wildly extreme as when rain is anticipated in AZ, funny to hear them freaking out.

It is chilly tho, have you heard about the cold stunned turtles, iguanas, even the gators are going stiff.
I'll admit I'm wearing wool shirt and socks indoors these days. Airstream are not built for cold weather.

Chills Richard

stomachmonkey 01-17-2018 09:42 AM

16 this morning N of Dallas.

Ran out for some errands, only did a couple.

The others can wait.

Instrument 41 01-17-2018 09:50 AM

At 11:45 all the Interstates are still closed as well as all bridges that cross the MS river. Go outside and you hear absolutely nothing. Very strange. Tonight we go back to 15, right now we are at 23, in South Louisiana! Damn this Global Warming...

masraum 01-17-2018 09:52 AM

Houston, 19° this morning. Yesterday we had freezing rain pretty much all day. The temp dropped from midnight and continued to drop almost the entire 24 hours of yesterday. THis morning there was ice all over the place.

The previous record for Jan 17 was 1930 at 15°, so we were 4° off.

ckelly78z 01-17-2018 11:38 AM

For the week of Christmas, and the entire first week of January, our high temperature was 17 degrees for a few hours one afternoon. The low temps were all in negative numbers. We actually had the next week with seasonal temps 30-40 degrees, but for the last 5 days, we have had a high temp of 20 degrees again with most lows below zero.

I'm sick and tired of being cold, sick, and tired !

wdfifteen 01-17-2018 04:24 PM

I feel sorry for you guys in Texas, but you can get used to it. I've been living with weather like ckelly describes. I was out shoveling snow this morning, it was 7 degrees. My coat was open, no hat no gloves. Earlier in the winter I would have been bundled up like Randy in A Christmas Story.

enzo1 01-17-2018 04:27 PM

*8 low last night. 60 high by Sat....Up & down

porsche4life 01-17-2018 04:48 PM

What’s this cold weather you guys speak of? 70s all week here!

crb07 01-17-2018 05:14 PM

Was hoping for an A10 vid.

rattlsnak 01-17-2018 05:29 PM

Even colder here in ATL at 6 degrees and another 3-4 inches of snow last night. Supposed to be in the mid 60s by Sat!

Gogar 01-17-2018 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crb07 (Post 9890198)
Was hoping for an A10 vid.

well technically I think that's spelled "bbrrrrrrrrrrrrt."

stealthn 01-17-2018 05:44 PM

HaHaHaHa karma baby, that’s balmy, funny how everything shuts down. I understand no one has winter tires, but it’s just a skiff of snow

Mark Henry 01-17-2018 05:47 PM

Wimps.

pksystems 01-17-2018 06:51 PM

haha.... it was -22F here a couple weeks ago. Quit crying :)

LakeCleElum 01-17-2018 07:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rattlsnak (Post 9890218)
Even colder here in ATL at 6 degrees and another 3-4 inches of snow last night. Supposed to be in the mid 60s by Sat!

6F in ATL??? Has to be a record breaker? Didn't think that was possible....

stomachmonkey 01-17-2018 07:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pksystems (Post 9890340)
haha.... it was -22F here a couple weeks ago. Quit crying :)

I used to live in NY so the cold is nothing new. The difference is TX is not really equipped for bitter cold.

We have pipes blowing all over the community, something I never gave a second thought to back East.

Which leads me to a question.

When I built the house here we did "instant hot" water.

Basically the hot water pipes recirculate so when you open the tap, boom, hot water from the git go.

Curious if that helps mitigate the worry of frozen pipes.

Logically the cold and hot pipes will have parallel runs so does the proximity of warm pipes help prevent the cold water pipes from freezing?

Could that be why some of my neighbors have issues and I (knock wood) have not? T

KFC911 01-18-2018 01:55 AM

Never heard of such a thing SM....recirculating the hot like that.....is it effecient? I just doesn't seem like it would be, but I dunno? I've never had a frozen pipe issue ever in any of my houses though....with no extra precautions...knock on wood.

Oh yeah....it's 6 degrees outside right now, about 10 inches of snow on the ground, and I'm beginnng to think ALL Canadians, Crowbob, and a few other are bat schit crazy....brrrr is right :)

Oh yeah....it'll be near 60 in a few daze though....

livi 01-18-2018 02:06 AM

So. Global warming turns out to be a plauge of cold spells.
Just blame Trump.
:D


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