It's -9º here right now. Forecast is that it might get a lot colder.
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NormM wrote:It's -9º here right now. Forecast is that it might get a lot colder.
I remember the blizzard of '78-'79 very well. That was when my DH and I got together. I was thinking that this stuff reminded me of that time. Lots of snow, then deep, deep cold. Yikes!bethk wrote:I talked to Dane a little while ago. He said he can't remember it being so bitterly cold in years....even during the blizzard of '78 it wasn't as cold for as long as it's been lately. And, of course, they have more snow than they have had for years. I know last year he didn't have to get the snow blower out at all, although he had it at the ready. This year Robin tried to clear the driveway and, low and behold, her friend with a snow plow on his pickup came by and went through the drifts for her so all she had to do later was keep up with what was coming down. The drifts are killers to get through.
Dane said he's got 6 "sick days" coming so he's thinking of calling off work a couple of the days next week when it's suppose to be below 0 as the high for the day. He really shouldn't be doing anything when it's that cold because of his difficulty breathing. So, 20 more working days and he's done. Neither of us can wait for it to be over for him.
Barbara101 wrote:that is for pipes that are close to outside wall right?My bathroom/kitchen water is not anywhere close to any outside walls.Just to be safe,it is going down to 17` overnight,I might let bathroom drip.
NormM wrote:I lived in a duplex once. The outside water faucet had a hose long enough to reach into the front yard. The neighbor boys 'borrowed' my hose and used my water to wash their car. Here in the midwest, there are outside spigots designed to not freeze up in the winter but you HAVE to un hook the hose during the winter for it to work. I took the hose off the spigot but those boys hooked it up again to wash their car and left it hooked up. I didn't know they had done that and my pipe froze and split the pipe. In the spring when they turned on the water again, my basement got very wet and then they wondered why I was so angry.
NormM wrote:It got down to minus 11 today. Right now it's up to 6. By Sunday it is supposed to be up to 51.
NormM wrote:It's 5 now. Should get up to a balmy 32. I have a heating and cooling guy coming out to assess whether I need my repaired or replaced. He's charging $67.00 just to drive out here and ring the doorbell.
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