GreenGemsOmally
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It's about 45 here in Louisiana. I moved away from the North to escape the cold, what is this bull
It's about 45 here in Louisiana. I moved away from the North to escape the cold, what is this bull
Woke up and it was 9 degrees. It's only December 19. WTF?
Had a record high of 67 yesterday...spring fever starting to kick in!! I'm sure mother nature will come back with a nasty cold spell later this month though to make up for it.
Sun & Mon were great except for the wind gusts. Talking about rain/snow tomorrow so you better control that fever.
Had a record high of 67 yesterday...spring fever starting to kick in!! I'm sure mother nature will come back with a nasty cold spell later this month though to make up for it.
Here in the SB area we had record highs of 57 on Sunday and 55 yesterday. It was awesome!
We got hit with about a foot of snow in the Black Hills yesterday and last night. It's a mess here. It had been sunny and in the 50's earlier in the week.
We got 5 inches of snow on top of up to a quarter inch of ice. That's not too big of a problem in the grand scheme of things. But the proper authorities did an absolutely awful job of preparing for this. Rolling blackouts that aren't rolling all that much and have generally left people without power for huge periods of time. A coworker has been with his family without power since late Sunday night. And everything is ran on electricity here, just a terrible situation all around. Friday should bring a little relief, but probably not too much. We're supposed to get more snow tomorrow, I think.
And my apartment just said they're cutting off my building's water because plumbers can't get out here. Looks like I'm out of water for possibly the next few days.
We got 5 inches of snow on top of up to a quarter inch of ice. That's not too big of a problem in the grand scheme of things. But the proper authorities did an absolutely awful job of preparing for this. Rolling blackouts that aren't rolling all that much and have generally left people without power for huge periods of time. A coworker has been with his family without power since late Sunday night. And everything is ran on electricity here, just a terrible situation all around. Friday should bring a little relief, but probably not too much. We're supposed to get more snow tomorrow, I think.
And my apartment just said they're cutting off my building's water because plumbers can't get out here. Looks like I'm out of water for possibly the next few days.
I was hoping this would be enough to make the Apostle Islands Ice Caves accessible. We've spent a lot of time below -20 lately and up north it's been even colder.
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I looked up the statistics for several Texas cities and discovered that their record lows were below 0 for seven months of the year. I can't imagine why the infrastructure isn't designed to handle a little bit of cold, as it's clearly happened several times before and will happen again. Was the money saved on pipe insulation and a durable power grid worth it?