Where I live the average high temperature ranges from 66F in January to 78F in August. When the daytime temp drops below 60F people wear parkas, wool hats, and gloves. On the 1/2 dozen days per year that it snows in the higher elevations of the mountains about 40 miles east of my home, people drive out to frolic in the temporary winter 'wonderland'. I spent a couple of winters in Wisconsin and know what a heavy snowfall looks like and how dangerous sub-zero temperatures can be.
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A Glorious 38 C Morning
- Thread starter RichB
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Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
I have no idea what that feels like - coldest it gets here is 32 and never snow.
jknaus
Administrator
Okay, thats where I want to move then.
Barney
Well-known member
I moved to LA (Lower Alabama) in 1981 and out of the deep South in 1997. I revel in the cold air, leaves turning in the fall, football outdoors in the chill of October... A few weeks of inconvenient cold is a small price to pay for the joy of 4 real seasons.
I complain about it, no doubt. I earned the right.
Buckeye Born and Bred.
I complain about it, no doubt. I earned the right.
Buckeye Born and Bred.
I had to turn the AC on today....
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
Yeah, been needing to do that for the past couple weeks out here.