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Wind chill 16°
Ugh!
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I think a stronger word is in order!
My skin will never recover - it's been brutal that's for sure!
My skin will never recover - it's been brutal that's for sure!
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I about died loading the groceries in the car. I felt lousy anyway. So Frozen Lousy was just the icing on the cake.kayrharris wrote:I think a stronger word is in order!
My skin will never recover - it's been brutal that's for sure!
It was 80 last Saturday.
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I watched an entire ballgame before in that cold of a windchill....kayrharris wrote:I think a stronger word is in order!
My skin will never recover - it's been brutal that's for sure!
You Southreners.....
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littlebeast13 wrote:I watched an entire ballgame before in that cold of a windchill....kayrharris wrote:I think a stronger word is in order!
My skin will never recover - it's been brutal that's for sure!
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Okay, Nanook--go fetch my paper. It's at least 20 feet away from the door and I don't feel like freezing just to read it!
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Sorry, but I don't do lackey work on Saturday mornings. You'll just have to put on a couple more coats, a scarf, a ski mask, and some bearskin chaps and get the paper yourself before it freezes to the ground....minimetoo26 wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:I watched an entire ballgame before in that cold of a windchill....kayrharris wrote:I think a stronger word is in order!
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Okay, Nanook--go fetch my paper. It's at least 20 feet away from the door and I don't feel like freezing just to read it!
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The friendly NYC weather person just said today is the coldest yet this year! High of 35 and of course. Very brisk winds.
I've been wearing at least 3 layers of clothing and two pair of socks. It has definitely been an adjudtment. I'm just happy I haven't lost my gloves yet - something I usually do.
I've been wearing at least 3 layers of clothing and two pair of socks. It has definitely been an adjudtment. I'm just happy I haven't lost my gloves yet - something I usually do.
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Don't worry. If you still get cold, I'm sure Clem will let you borrow his jacket....kayrharris wrote:The friendly NYC weather person just said today is the coldest yet this year! High of 35 and of course. Very brisk winds.
I've been wearing at least 3 layers of clothing and two pair of socks. It has definitely been an adjudtment. I'm just happy I haven't lost my gloves yet - something I usually do.
That's assuming he would even bring it on such a balmy New York day......
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Bearskin chaps are for going out and getting the paper when it's cold? Hmmm, somebody's got some 'splain to do.....littlebeast13 wrote:Sorry, but I don't do lackey work on Saturday mornings. You'll just have to put on a couple more coats, a scarf, a ski mask, and some bearskin chaps and get the paper yourself before it freezes to the ground....minimetoo26 wrote:littlebeast13 wrote: I watched an entire ballgame before in that cold of a windchill....
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Okay, Nanook--go fetch my paper. It's at least 20 feet away from the door and I don't feel like freezing just to read it!![]()
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I didn't say for me.WheresFanny wrote:Bearskin chaps are for going out and getting the paper when it's cold? Hmmm, somebody's got some 'splain to do.....littlebeast13 wrote:Sorry, but I don't do lackey work on Saturday mornings. You'll just have to put on a couple more coats, a scarf, a ski mask, and some bearskin chaps and get the paper yourself before it freezes to the ground....minimetoo26 wrote:
Okay, Nanook--go fetch my paper. It's at least 20 feet away from the door and I don't feel like freezing just to read it!![]()
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I'm a manly man. I can make short trips outside in the cold with no shirt on......
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At first, I read this as "skirt". For the love of God, man, put the chaps back on! Ha!littlebeast13 wrote:I didn't say for me.WheresFanny wrote:Bearskin chaps are for going out and getting the paper when it's cold? Hmmm, somebody's got some 'splain to do.....littlebeast13 wrote: Sorry, but I don't do lackey work on Saturday mornings. You'll just have to put on a couple more coats, a scarf, a ski mask, and some bearskin chaps and get the paper yourself before it freezes to the ground....![]()
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I'm a manly man. I can make short trips outside in the cold with no shirt on......
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Try zero Fahrenheit. Boston high temp is expected to reach 32. It won't get that high out in my area. I'm not ready for this yet.
Had to go out to wrap our big A/C this morning. I've been inside 20 minutes and my fingers are still frozen. Hard to type accurately. Thank ghu for the backspace key.
Had to go out to wrap our big A/C this morning. I've been inside 20 minutes and my fingers are still frozen. Hard to type accurately. Thank ghu for the backspace key.
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Our windchill was in single digits this morning.
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A rarer sight than the Yeti--my son before noon on a Saturday. He got the paper for me, barefoot and in a t-shirt. A howhowhow.WheresFanny wrote:At first, I read this as "skirt". For the love of God, man, put the chaps back on! Ha!littlebeast13 wrote:I didn't say for me.WheresFanny wrote: Bearskin chaps are for going out and getting the paper when it's cold? Hmmm, somebody's got some 'splain to do.....
I'm a manly man. I can make short trips outside in the cold with no shirt on......
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Just finished 18 holes of golf. 28 degrees when we started and 34 when we finished. South breeze about 10-15 mph. Shot 77 with no birdies. 
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ne1410s wrote:Just finished 18 holes of golf. 28 degrees when we started and 34 when we finished. South breeze about 10-15 mph. Shot 77 with no birdies.
Now, there is a man who knows how to get through a cold day with style!
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I'll call and raise you standing in line at TKTS in Times Square for half an hour with 31° and a 40 MPH wind.ne1410s wrote:Just finished 18 holes of golf. 28 degrees when we started and 34 when we finished. South breeze about 10-15 mph. Shot 77 with no birdies.
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Re: Wind chill 16°
gsabc says:
Weather forecast said the cold spell would break, though. Either the frozen pipes will silently thaw, or my downstairs neighbor will let my landlord know about it, & they'll break in & let my cat out. Great.
Only I notice that your post is time stamped "1:09pm", & when I left in the very early am (7:00), the cold water was running. 'Til I turned off the tap, that is.
Oh crap. I did not leave the bathroom cold water tap dripping when I left, though I thought about it. (The uninsulated pipes are on an "outside" wall rather than one that faces the interior of the apartment like they're supposed to be, & these pipes froze once long ago, after a very high wind-chill night. I thawed them by wrapping them with towels soaked in boiling water, as well as with prayers & such.)Try zero Fahrenheit. Boston high temp is expected to reach 32. It won't get that high out in my area. I'm not ready for this yet.
Weather forecast said the cold spell would break, though. Either the frozen pipes will silently thaw, or my downstairs neighbor will let my landlord know about it, & they'll break in & let my cat out. Great.
Only I notice that your post is time stamped "1:09pm", & when I left in the very early am (7:00), the cold water was running. 'Til I turned off the tap, that is.
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ghostjmf wrote:gsabc says:
Oh crap. I did not leave the bathroom cold water tap dripping when I left, though I thought about it. (The uninsulated pipes are on an "outside" wall rather than one that faces the interior of the apartment like they're supposed to be, & these pipes froze once long ago, after a very high wind-chill night. I thawed them by wrapping them with towels soaked in boiling water, as well as with prayers & such.)Try zero Fahrenheit. Boston high temp is expected to reach 32. It won't get that high out in my area. I'm not ready for this yet.
Weather forecast said the cold spell would break, though. Either the frozen pipes will silently thaw, or my downstairs neighbor will let my landlord know about it, & they'll break in & let my cat out. Great.
Only I notice that your post is time stamped "1:09pm", & when I left in the very early am (7:00), the cold water was running. 'Til I turned off the tap, that is.
I know I'm probably being too simplistic here, but can't you just ask whoever's looking after your cat to open the tap when they're over there if it gets too cold?
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Wind chill isn't going to make your pipes freeze faster.ghostjmf wrote:gsabc says:
Oh crap. I did not leave the bathroom cold water tap dripping when I left, though I thought about it. (The uninsulated pipes are on an "outside" wall rather than one that faces the interior of the apartment like they're supposed to be, & these pipes froze once long ago, after a very high wind-chill night. I thawed them by wrapping them with towels soaked in boiling water, as well as with prayers & such.)Try zero Fahrenheit. Boston high temp is expected to reach 32. It won't get that high out in my area. I'm not ready for this yet.
Weather forecast said the cold spell would break, though. Either the frozen pipes will silently thaw, or my downstairs neighbor will let my landlord know about it, & they'll break in & let my cat out. Great.
Only I notice that your post is time stamped "1:09pm", & when I left in the very early am (7:00), the cold water was running. 'Til I turned off the tap, that is.
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.
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Teach a child to be polite and courteous in the home and, when he grows up, he'll never be able to drive in New Jersey.
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I'll 2nd Bob on the wind chill factor yesterday in line at TKTS.
I can't remember being that cold ever!
I can't remember being that cold ever!
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WheresFanny says:
By the way, I'm still waiting for that big check with which you buy me & all the rest of the by-your-estimation deprived cable, TiVO setups & the like so we can be just like you.
G-d knows why I would even want to contribute to your attempt at humor, or whatever it actually is, but if anyone were looking after my cat, gee, I might have had that though myself. The cat is a cat. Lots of food. Lots of water. No visitor, unfortunately for the cat.I know I'm probably being too simplistic here, but can't you just ask whoever's looking after your cat to open the tap when they're over there if it gets too cold?
By the way, I'm still waiting for that big check with which you buy me & all the rest of the by-your-estimation deprived cable, TiVO setups & the like so we can be just like you.
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BobJuch says:
Since the apartment is never lower than 62 degrees F (unless the furnace goes out), its a wonder they'll freeze at all. I have heard news reports sporting pundits claiming frozen indoor pipes in a heated apartment are an urban myth. Unfortunately, the pundits are wrong; I've had them, & I've thawed them.
My landlord frequently calls up on nights when it isn't nearly cold enough for anything to freeze & instructs me to leave the cold water running ("dripping" is more like it, as this is also the landlord who frequently raises the rent citing a slightly increased water bill). I should have just done that this time without the call, & will do so over the Christmas holidays.
Not freeze faster. Just that wind chill makes the cold, well, colder. The colder it gets, & the longer period its gets cold for without water flowing through the cold-water pipes, the likelier it is they'll freeze at all.Wind chill isn't going to make your pipes freeze faster.
Since the apartment is never lower than 62 degrees F (unless the furnace goes out), its a wonder they'll freeze at all. I have heard news reports sporting pundits claiming frozen indoor pipes in a heated apartment are an urban myth. Unfortunately, the pundits are wrong; I've had them, & I've thawed them.
My landlord frequently calls up on nights when it isn't nearly cold enough for anything to freeze & instructs me to leave the cold water running ("dripping" is more like it, as this is also the landlord who frequently raises the rent citing a slightly increased water bill). I should have just done that this time without the call, & will do so over the Christmas holidays.
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This evening, I had to turn on the heater in the car. It was 57 degrees outside. Brrrrr.