brrrr in Massachusetts
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Yes, my outdoor thermometer was at 0 at daylight yesterday and never got out of the single digits all day. The wind chill was supposed to be -18 degrees. I'm just thankful that I did not have to shovel snow in that weather and I don't have to go out. We should make it to 32 degrees today with snow switching over to rain tonight. Maybe the furnace will get a break.
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logs on the fire and quilt on the couch. My sewing room is soooo cold right now and recovering from Norovirus. Looking forward to a nice warm spring and hoping I don't complain when summer gets too hot.
I feel your cold pain!
I feel your cold pain!
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Carroll, Iowa
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Think this is the 1st year since I moved up to Iowa that I haven't seen grass sometime during the winter. I have close to 2 feet of snow in the back in places. Its warming up a little and I'm even seeing the icles melting on the gutters. My only concern is when all this snow does melt am I going to have issues in my basement? The ground was already saturated from all the rain we had before the snows came. The farmers around here I'm sure are worried about their fields as there was standing water before the snows and the rivers are up to the top of the banks.
It has been a crazy year for all areas.
They even claim we might see the 50's this week but I'll wait to believe it when I see it.
It has been a crazy year for all areas.
They even claim we might see the 50's this week but I'll wait to believe it when I see it.
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