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Hell I got -5 without the windchill and I've been out shoveling snow and taking care of the critters all morning. Sun's shining, hardly any wind... Thinkin' a bonfire and a cold beer are in order after I get the firepit shoveled out
Hell I got -5 without the windchill and I've been out shoveling snow and taking care of the critters all morning. Sun's shining, hardly any wind... Thinkin' a bonfire and a cold beer are in order after I get the firepit shoveled out
Darn, That sounds good. I just spent an hour helping my oldest son get his car out of a snowy apartment driveway, in minus 22 windchil...Heck it was minus 35 earlier. My hubby is just getting over that flu, so I didn't want to send him. Almost bit it coming home, pure ice. I hate this weather. But, it is what it is. And for many, many years folks have been tending to farms, animals, vehicles, rigs, and anything else they have to take care of, simply because if they don't, no one else will. Makes some might hardy folks out of most people. So, like FyingCat2K says...Man up or stay elsewhere. Just be prepared, clothing, vehicle and know how to drive in snow....and pray when you hit ice.
I guess this is the OP's first experience with a warm winter day in ND. This has so far been the warmest winter I've seen since I been up here. Last was was nearly as Mild. this is only the 4th ND winter I faced. I guess the Texas weather followed me up here.
Its not quite that cold. I see the real icebox of the nation Langdon North Dakota is currently at -8F but they do have a forcasted low of -21F.
Is it colder there in terms of climate than International Falls?
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