Well, to be fair it's only forecasted to get to
Plentywood, Montana.. Tonight's low, -2F Minot AFB, North Dakota.. Tonight's low, -6F
Keep warm and remember to check that antifreeze before it is too late. :O
Here is Spokane it was -6 deg F last night. Beat the record by 1 degree.
John Davies Spokane WA USA
It's been -20f to -40f here the past few days.. today it's been closer to -11 to -16.. Those temp's you list would be a god send..
It's about like that in Silverton, and thank God I am in Grand Junction tonight! I shoveled snow all day yesterday. Funny I used to hate doing that, but now I am glad I still can.
Earle
Me did pass the time by typing:
Now that's cold. Was out in the field up at Minot around January.
-40F not counting the windchill. Felt like my lungs were going to freeze solid. Glad I had cold weather gear.
-37 C here in Saskatchewan today. Wasn't nice at all. Time to start thinkin' about doing that heater blower motor converstion. ;)
Josh '90 YJ - 1.5", 31" Roughriders, Tuffy, Alpine, Sony
You've got to be kidding me Bill, Its at least 50 degrees there right now (7am). Wait a few hours for the bikinis to show up. KH
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 06:50:30 -0800, "Kevin in San Diego" shared the following:
It's 64 now where I am with a high today of 74 predicted. :-D
-- Travis
Approximately 11/23/03 19:05, DougW uttered for posterity:
...and probably a good idea to save some of it to put in your Jeep, too.
LOL!
I just went across the city to get a new pinion bearing put in and had the top and doors off.
Still warm up here in Canada, though I hear not for much longer...
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT'sDougW wrote:
That has got to be your best link yet! KH
Where are you?
I have to say I was blown away with how well the TJ kept the heat up, I had to turn the fan right down just to keep from boiling..
Isn't everything east of loydminister really just newfoundland anyway? ;-)
Ahh shouldn't say that, I am pondering a possible move there if King R doesn't seriously do something about the insurance rates here... It's not that I can't afford it, it's just I have better places the money could go... such as a lift ;-)
In the Alberta Rockies...
Heh I work outside a good chunk of the year.. I actually prefer to be outdoors in the winter rather then summer.. You can always dress for the cold.. Can't to a thing about the heat..
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