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We are now at 31 days without a high temp for the day of above freezing.

22 of those 31 days the low has been a negative #.

We are heading for close to 30 below on Wednesday night.

We now have over 50 inches of snow since November. You can actually see 10 foot snow drifts in some places. My snowpiles from shoveling snow at home are all now way over 6 feet. Our bank parking lot piles are close to 15 feet. My age is showing, I remember this kind of snow and piles from the late 50's and early 60's.

Wal-mart, yes Wal-mart actually closed yesterday so they could remove snow from the roof of
their building.

But, but, and a big but, next week's lows look like in the teens with highs maybe hitting 20. Just might get to do some sun tanning in my speedos!!!

Kusch by a snow blower you are getting too old to shovel and particularly if you still smoke.

Right now the WeatherBug at the bottom of my screen says 53.

Heh.

Ojmjakon, Russia

high -29 low -59

Looks like we are getting your weather by Friday.

Low = 2
High = 14

Maybe you will warm up and we will be colder than you.

But only for a day, okay?

I am glad I do not live where you live.

I had typed I am glad I am not you.

That was not true.

Yet another reason why no one wants to live in North Dakota.

Unless you really do have a lot of oil!

peacock2121 wrote:I am glad I do not live where you live.

I had typed I am glad I am not you.

That was not true.

You'd rather be kusch than you?

Jeemie wrote:

peacock2121 wrote:I am glad I do not live where you live.

I had typed I am glad I am not you.

That was not true.

You'd rather be kusch than you?

No. I would rather be me than kusch.

I am not glad I am not him.

Tocqueville3 wrote:Right now the WeatherBug at the bottom of my screen says 53.

Heh.

My Apple Dashboard says 85. I don't think it will last after today. But I'm not expecting 10 ft. snowdrifts either.

kusch- when it's 95 degrees and the heat index is 105 in the middle of July you can rub my nose in it.

Jeemie wrote:Yet another reason why no one wants to live in North Dakota.

Unless you really do have a lot of oil!

We really do, a lot.

No one? There are about 600,000 of us.

Our state legislature is now in session (every two years) and the state has a 1 billion dollar budget surplus.
It will be fun to watch what projects are going to get funded. One of the state representatives wants the state to build a new governor mansion with a cost of 3 million. The current one was built in the early 1950s. Our governor said no, it is not needed.

ulysses5019 wrote:My Apple Dashboard says 85. I don't think it will last after today. But I'm not expecting 10 ft. snowdrifts either.

Au contraire, mon gameshow frere. Weather Underground for Studio City predicts temperatures tomorrow will be the same as today's. Which is good, because I played tennis in shirtsleeves and shorts at 9 this morning in the Sepulveda Pass and had a good sweat going, and I plan on doing it again tomorrow!

kusch wrote:

Jeemie wrote:Yet another reason why no one wants to live in North Dakota.

Unless you really do have a lot of oil!

We really do, a lot.

No one? There are about 600,000 of us.

Our state legislature is now in session (every two years) and the state has a 1 billion dollar budget surplus.
It will be fun to watch what projects are going to get funded. One of the state representatives wants the state to build a new governor mansion with a cost of 3 million. The current one was built in the early 1950s. Our governor said no, it is not needed.

I thought you guys were the most corrupt state in the US....

Bunch of posers....

Tocqueville3 wrote:kusch- when it's 95 degrees and the heat index is 105 in the middle of July you can rub my nose in it.

I would never rub anyone's nose in anything. I would just wonder why someone would live there.

o-man wrote:

ulysses5019 wrote:My Apple Dashboard says 85. I don't think it will last after today. But I'm not expecting 10 ft. snowdrifts either.

Au contraire, mon gameshow frere. Weather Underground for Studio City predicts temperatures tomorrow will be the same as today's. Which is good, because I played tennis in shirtsleeves and shorts at 9 this morning in the Sepulveda Pass and had a good sweat going, and I plan on doing it again tomorrow!

Well, you're on the other side of the hill. Have a good game.

kusch wrote:

Jeemie wrote:Yet another reason why no one wants to live in North Dakota.

Unless you really do have a lot of oil!

We really do, a lot.

No one? There are about 600,000 of us.

Our state legislature is now in session (every two years) and the state has a 1 billion dollar budget surplus.
It will be fun to watch what projects are going to get funded. One of the state representatives wants the state to build a new governor mansion with a cost of 3 million. The current one was built in the early 1950s. Our governor said no, it is not needed.

The governor is smart. They just don't make things like they used to. My current house was built in 1999 and it's a POS compared to my previous 1941 bungalow.

kusch wrote:We are now at 31 days without a high temp for the day of above freezing.

22 of those 31 days the low has been a negative #.

We are heading for close to 30 below on Wednesday night.

We now have over 50 inches of snow since November. You can actually see 10 foot snow drifts in some places. My snowpiles from shoveling snow at home are all now way over 6 feet. Our bank parking lot piles are close to 15 feet. My age is showing, I remember this kind of snow and piles from the late 50's and early 60's.

Wal-mart, yes Wal-mart actually closed yesterday so they could remove snow from the roof of
their building.

But, but, and a big but, next week's lows look like in the teens with highs maybe hitting 20. Just might get to do some sun tanning in my speedos!!!

Record high yesterday at UCLA (just down the street from my office) of 85. --Bob

Bob78164 wrote:Record high yesterday at UCLA (just down the street from my office) of 85. --Bob

Pass the tanning butter!

P.S. Here comes a stingray...

Now I know where the cold weather that's coming MY way came from.

We're under a winter storm warning from 10pm tonight to 7pm tomorrow-and then the Arctic air comes in. The weatherman was using words like "blowing snow" "blizzard conditions", "bitterly cold windchills" "negative single digits" and other yucky terms.