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So...let's be careful out there in the bay area, ok? Yeesh.

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Spent the New Year's weekend in a cabin in the Gila wilderness in New Mexico with my wife and friends. Last night it snowed like 8 inches and this morning we woke up to a gorgeous sight....but a very clear reminder of why I retired away from snow.
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Johnnie wrote: Mon Jan 02, 2023 7:22 pm Spent the New Year's weekend in a cabin in the Gila wilderness in New Mexico with my wife and friends. Last night it snowed like 8 inches and this morning we woke up to a gorgeous sight....but a very clear reminder of why I retired away from snow.
We were in Santa Fe and walked out after our last meal to the first snowfall we saw the entire trip. It was crazy to leave when it was 28 and pull into our driveway 14 hours later and it was 74.
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Looking like anyone named Donner should stay home for a few days out in cali.
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We are supposed to fly to Albuquerque today to see my parents. Looked at the Southwest app and my first flight was delayed to a point I would miss my connection in Phoenix. But just before I phoned Southwest to deal with it, they changed the flight schedule back to the original “on time”. Tons of rain and high winds here. I hope the flight stays on time and I get out and make my connection!
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My sister in Santa Cruz texted me at 2:00am PT saying it sounded like a hurricane and were scared tree limbs were going to blow through the windows.
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The Weather Channel should hire Steve Kornacki for storm coverage.
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Holy crap it's been a snowy year so far in the mountains. We're not even halfway through the season and I'm reaching the point where I can't life the snow high enough to get it out of the way.



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Gonna have to resort to peeing on it.
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All-time record alert on Mount Washington, which is saying something. -47 is the magic number, and they're predicting -100 to -110 wind chills.
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Those bumper stickers would be more impressive if they come with a date stamp.
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It's closed from like October to May
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...or like a "and I broke into the giftshop to steal this sticker" addendum.
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Ryan wrote: Fri Feb 03, 2023 9:30 am All-time record alert on Mount Washington, which is saying something. -47 is the magic number, and they're predicting -100 to -110 wind chills.
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I feel better about our current -17 wind chill, which is supposed to get worse over the course of the day.
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I was skiing at Killington many years ago and they announced the windchill at the top of the mountain as below -40. Ski patrol pulled everyone off the mountain if they had any exposed skin. I took a lift to the highest point and the wind was insane. I stood up straight and spread my arms and let the wind push me up hill. Great day, as the slopes were empty, but it was super icy.
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people freaking out about it being 7F in Buffalo today - city schools closed (wind chills are brutal indeed and it's all about not keeping kids waiting outside for the bus or walking home).

supposed to be 40+ in a few days so a short spell here.
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That weather was here on Monday. We only had a two-hour delay. No wonder the Bills fold like a table at their tailgate parties.
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-20 (F) wind chills here.

I have been forbidden to take the dog out for a walk. Which I understand, but she is nutty at the moment.

Close to 0 (F) mid day tomorrow and close to 40 by Wednesday.
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The Sybian wrote: Fri Feb 03, 2023 10:32 am I was skiing at Killington many years ago and they announced the windchill at the top of the mountain as below -40. Ski patrol pulled everyone off the mountain if they had any exposed skin. I took a lift to the highest point and the wind was insane. I stood up straight and spread my arms and let the wind push me up hill. Great day, as the slopes were empty, but it was super icy.
We skied Stowe when the base of the mountain temp was -10. Not sure what the temp was at the top, but probably around what you experienced. Like you said, great day because most folks bailed.

I always say, if you have the proper gear, almost nothing can keep you off the hill. Not fun skiing in whiteout conditions, of course.
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“All I'm sayin' is, he comes near me, I'll put him in the wall.”
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I’ve been outside working in -100 windchill. It was unpleasant. Basically can only work for fifteen or so minutes before you have to go in to warm up. Even covered your face gets so numb you lose the ability to form words.
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rass wrote: Fri Feb 03, 2023 9:35 am Those bumper stickers would be more impressive if they come with a date stamp.
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Square Rob wrote: Fri Feb 03, 2023 3:53 pm I’ve been outside working in -100 windchill. It was unpleasant. Basically can only work for fifteen or so minutes before you have to go in to warm up. Even covered your face gets so numb you lose the ability to form words.
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Oh for the warmth of 3 hours ago...

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Not getting any better...

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We did it Joe
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The Sybian wrote: Fri Feb 03, 2023 4:17 pm
Square Rob wrote: Fri Feb 03, 2023 3:53 pm I’ve been outside working in -100 windchill. It was unpleasant. Basically can only work for fifteen or so minutes before you have to go in to warm up. Even covered your face gets so numb you lose the ability to form words.
Good lord, where were you working?
Back home in wyoming, at about 7k ft of elevation. It was brutal.
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2 this morning, but the wind died overnight so I tried a run anyway. Other than my fingers (running gloves) I was feeling pretty good and decided I was going to stick it out for at least 3 miles and then my phone died. The battery went from 100 to 0 in less than 20 minutes.
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Yeah, I had to do a lot of TV interviews during the Polar Vortex and by far the most challenging thing was that my phone kept dying. Had to remember to keep it inside my coat to fix the issue.

That two weeks SUCKED. And I wasn't in the pit fixing shit. The guys actually said it was better down there... out of the wind and kind of insulated.
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Sun is warm behind the front. Spring is coming boys. Any my shrubs and grass on 10 with all the rain
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well i was jolted awake at 6:15am to a 4.4 earthquake here in Buffalo today. Felt like a truck hit the house.

that was not expected.
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MaxWebster wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2023 7:12 am well i was jolted awake at 6:15am to a 4.4 earthquake here in Buffalo today. Felt like a truck hit the house.

that was not expected.
Yikes. Lake Erie and Lake Ontario may been jostled a bit, no?!
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have a co-worker who lives/works further north not far from Lake Ontario - he didn't feel a thing. Epicenter was just a little SE of the city.

weird - i felt one exactly like this in Vancouver where it's not a rolling/rumbling thing - more of a BANG. I immediately went to the basement thinking it was the furnace then as i woke up a little i figured probably a quake.

Our dog who will bark ferociously at a leaf... apparently did not even wake up. wtf. :D
EnochRoot wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2023 7:53 am
MaxWebster wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2023 7:12 am well i was jolted awake at 6:15am to a 4.4 earthquake here in Buffalo today. Felt like a truck hit the house.

that was not expected.
Yikes. Lake Erie and Lake Ontario may been jostled a bit, no?!
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MaxWebster wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2023 9:54 am have a co-worker who lives/works further north not far from Lake Ontario - he didn't feel a thing. Epicenter was just a little SE of the city.

weird - i felt one exactly like this in Vancouver where it's not a rolling/rumbling thing - more of a BANG. I immediately went to the basement thinking it was the furnace then as i woke up a little i figured probably a quake.

Our dog who will bark ferociously at a leaf... apparently did not even wake up. wtf. :D
EnochRoot wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2023 7:53 am
MaxWebster wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2023 7:12 am well i was jolted awake at 6:15am to a 4.4 earthquake here in Buffalo today. Felt like a truck hit the house.

that was not expected.
Yikes. Lake Erie and Lake Ontario may been jostled a bit, no?!
Jeez. That’s a rough way to wake up.

I just got back from camping in the motor home at Jackson Hole. A cozy 9 degrees. We handled it fine, but the RV not so much. Turns out that things break when it’s that cold.
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First outdoor meet of season hosted by HS. Yay. Visible defined line of clouds moving in our direction. Boo. Long day coming. I do have 3 changes but no tent
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It's in the mid-40s today and it'll be in the mid-50s on Wednesday. It may go slightly below freezing one day in the next two weeks.

It just doesn't feel right.
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