thinking of you all in the US, during the so called weather bomb ,thats blanketing the US in extreme weather conditions at this time ,take care ,and i hope things improve soon
I know it's quite a serious freeze and good luck to those hit by it but on a lighter note, I have just read an article in the Washington Post about dog owners whose dogs 'need to go', even some of the dogs are 'feeling it' a bit though others of course just enjoy a romp on the snow.
So called my (ll) .Yeah I’m coldthinking of you all in the US, during the so called weather bomb ,thats blanketing the US in extreme weather conditions at this time ,take care ,and i hope things improve soon
Speaking of weather, this is filmed today (12-24-2022)...thinking of you all in the US, during the so called weather bomb ,thats blanketing the US in extreme weather conditions at this time ,take care ,and i hope things improve soon
Thanks OMMthinking of you all in the US, during the so called weather bomb ,thats blanketing the US in extreme weather conditions at this time ,take care ,and i hope things improve soon
thinking of you all in the US, during the so called weather bomb ,thats blanketing the US in extreme weather conditions at this time ,take care ,and i hope things improve soon
Appreciate the thoughts, but in reality the media has blown it way out of proportion. I live in Wisconsin and it’s winter. Really nothing unusual at all. Merry Christmas everybody!thinking of you all in the US, during the so called weather bomb ,thats blanketing the US in extreme weather conditions at this time ,take care ,and i hope things improve soon
No one was flying drones in Quebec or Ontario yesterday with winds gusting to as much as 100 kph & the snow falling sidewaysWe are getting walloped here in Canada too from coast to coast - hundreds of flights cancelled, people stuck on trains for 17 hours, widespread power outages and temperatures in some parts of the country as low as -40C and -50C. Thankfully there have been no reported deaths so far as there have been in the US.
Stay safe.
Happy Holidays
Chris
MA2 317" data-source="post: 1506013" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">My poor pooch cried a bit after coming in from the yard due to cold paws.
I have booties for him to wear but he's a tough old retriever that takes care of business quickly and warms up afterwards.
It has warmed up to 7 degrees F / -14c.
Heat wave.
Unfortunately my younger brother has died in a multi car crash outside of Edmonton, don’t know any details yet but I assume it’s a weather related car crashes. Len in the U.K.We are getting walloped here in Canada too from coast to coast - hundreds of flights cancelled, people stuck on trains for 17 hours, widespread power outages and temperatures in some parts of the country as low as -40C and -50C. Thankfully there have been no reported deaths so far as there have been in the US.
Stay safe.
Happy Holidays
Chris
That’s above zero, right, Dale? In Minnesota we had wind chills like that but with a minus sign in front. A 100 degree differential.Thanks OMM
Even here in Miami we are bundled up for 46 degrees F 7.778c
Dale
I went to bed one day and it was -40F. Over night a chinook wind came through and it was +40. I had dressed to go out for -40F and had to go back inside and completely change my clothes....That’s above zero, right, Dale? In Minnesota we had wind chills like that but with a minus sign in front. A 100 degree differential.