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Admiral Halsey 01-06-14 12:40 PM

Dear god it's cold.
 
I don't know about the rest of the country but here in Kentucky it's cold enough that you can pull off the turning hot water into insta-snow just by throwing it outside trick.(I tried it myself using the hot water from the coffee maker and it does work.) Anyone else feeling the effects of the cold?

Betonov 01-06-14 12:47 PM

Is it wrong to point out, that we have 10°C above freezing.
In an Alpine country :)

Sailor Steve 01-06-14 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Admiral Halsey (Post 2161001)
Anyone else feeling the effects of the cold?

I've been reading about the "polar vortex" but it hasn't come this far west. We're having the same 20-30F we've had all along.

GT182 01-06-14 01:12 PM

57 when I got up this morning at 7am, with pouring rain. Now it's it's a cloudy 39 with occasional snow flurries. By tomorrow morning it's supposed to be 5 degrees with a high of 11. So much for your Global Warming Al Gore. :O:

Jimbuna 01-06-14 01:15 PM

On todays weather news, the computer generated predicted path dhows it will soon be hitting Texas.

AVGWarhawk 01-06-14 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by GT182 (Post 2161017)
57 when I got up this morning at 7am, with pouring rain. Now it's it's a cloudy 39 with occasional snow flurries. By tomorrow morning it's supposed to be 5 degrees with a high of 11. So much for your Global Warming Al Gore. :O:

I'm south of you in Bawlmer MD :88) Going to get cold for basically a day from what I heard. Next weekend summer weather in the 50 degree range!

GoldenRivet 01-06-14 02:02 PM

The needle was between 15 and 16F this morning on my front porch... its been a long time since i have seen teen temps linger on here for more than a coupe of hours. Its lunch now... and we are just now in the low 20s... I remember some COLD winters growing up in Texas, even considerable amounts of snow and sleet. But it never really lasts for more than a couple of days.

Hell i remember one April Fools day a few years ago it started snowing massive flakes even by ski country standards around 8 am. by lunch we had accumulated about a 5 inch blanket of snow on every exposed surface... by 6pm it was all melting away as the temp had raised into the 60s, the next day we were in the 80s again.

We are forecast to ditch the teens and 20s and will be in the high 60s again by the end of the week.

fireftr18 01-06-14 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Admiral Halsey (Post 2161001)
I don't know about the rest of the country but here in Kentucky it's cold enough that you can pull off the turning hot water into insta-snow just by throwing it outside trick.(I tried it myself using the hot water from the coffee maker and it does work.) Anyone else feeling the effects of the cold?

I'm there with you, Admiral. How do you do the snow trick?

Admiral Halsey 01-06-14 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by fireftr18 (Post 2161039)
I'm there with you, Admiral. How do you do the snow trick?

Heat up some water with your coffee maker and once that's done all you have to do is pour it into a cup and throw the water outside.(Make sure to not let go of the cup though.)

Madox58 01-06-14 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Admiral Halsey (Post 2161042)
Make sure to not let go of the cup though.

:o
You mean We're not supposs to throw it through the side car window?
DAMN!
:nope:
:D

-10 F here and falling with 40 MPH gusts.

vienna 01-06-14 02:45 PM

Chicago is now colder than the south pole:

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A temperature of 16 degrees below zero was measured at O'Hare Airport later in the morning, breaking the record of 14 below zero set twice in 1884 and 1988 on Jan. 6, according to the National Weather Service.
That's colder than the South Pole in Antarctica, where the temperature was recorded at 11 degrees below zero at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station before 8 a.m. It was also colder than Novosibirsk, a city in southwest Siberia, which was 6 degrees below zero, according to the Weather Channel.

http://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20140...lunge-chiberia


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Herr-Berbunch 01-06-14 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Admiral Halsey (Post 2161042)
Make sure to not let go of the cup though.

I'm wondering how many cups you got through before figuring that out?

RickC Sniper 01-06-14 02:54 PM

It was -13 below at my house last night, with a wind chill of -35 F.

The cold is supposed to move East now though and be right around the freezing mark (32F) here by Wednesday.

Admiral Halsey 01-06-14 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Herr-Berbunch (Post 2161067)
I'm wondering how many cups you got through before figuring that out?

Only took me one.

Jimbuna 01-06-14 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Admiral Halsey (Post 2161072)
Only took me one.

Could use a flask, just ensure it's a metal one :)


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