Crazy weather

[nucjd19]

It was 6ºF three days ago and 69ºF today. Sooooo took my oldest out for a cruise.
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I hope the rest of you guys are making it safely through this crazy weather cycle. Alabama has some perks and one of those is the winter weather.

[Scott L]

63 in Boston, but too much salt on the roads already. I'll be in the pick-up for the next few months. I did spend an hour in the garage scratching my head over a spring project.

[nucjd19]

We just usual do not see snow and Ice this far south so I do not have to worry about salt on the roads. I could see how that could be a big problem keeping your rig clean.

[Blitzboy54]

We lost power for 12 hours in Buffalo on Christmas Eve in what I can only describe as an ice hurricane. We got through it safely but holy hell it was wild.

[nucjd19]

We lost power for 12 hours in Buffalo on Christmas Eve in what I can only describe as an ice hurricane. We got through it safely but holy hell it was wild.

I saw pictures of Buffalo and you guys got slaughtered. I hope you are doing well. After seeing this front push through I have zero desire to live north of the Mason-Dixon line .

[CraigS]

Me either. Long time ago we lived in northern PA when I got a job that required us to live near a major airport anywhere on the east cost. I had grown up outside Philly so I said how about there. My wife said DC would be a lot warmer and all our family were in southern Pa so DC we went. She was 100% correct. We now live in SW Va and we kept seeing the weather maps of that storm overlapping us a bit. But we got maybe 1/2 inch of snow and a couple of wild temp swings but that was it. I sometimes wonder how the north ever got populated. At any given location there was a time when only 10 people lived there. They had to go through a couple of hellish winters. So why did they stay? I guess when travel was by a mule and a wagon, and a house was built of logs you created w/ a hand ax, the thought of moving and building another house was just too much.

[nucjd19]

Me either. Long time ago we lived in northern PA when I got a job that required us to live near a major airport anywhere on the east cost. I had grown up outside Philly so I said how about there. My wife said DC would be a lot warmer and all our family were in southern Pa so DC we went. She was 100% correct. We now live in SW Va and we kept seeing the weather maps of that storm overlapping us a bit. But we got maybe 1/2 inch of snow and a couple of wild temp swings but that was it. I sometimes wonder how the north ever got populated. At any given location there was a time when only 10 people lived there. They had to go through a couple of hellish winters. So why did they stay? I guess when travel was by a mule and a wagon, and a house was built of logs you created w/ a hand ax, the thought of moving and building another house was just too much.

My wife is from Clarkston MI and is a UM grad. I remember the first time I went up there to meet her family during Xmas. Luckily I was living in Kansas City so I had an idea but the cold was just next level. She happily moved to Alabama after enjoying a winter down here. Now the summers.....different story.

[BEAR-AvHistory]

3 days ago over night low was 16*F. Today its 71*F in the early afternoon on a cloudy day.

[txboiler]

What color is that?

Happy new year everyone

[nucjd19]

[QUOTE=txboiler;512993]What color is that?

Happy new year everyone[/QUOTE

Happy New Year tx!!!!
It is PPG Viking Blue.