Swirls wrote:Yeah, I love winter. But -25 is too cold even for me.
Honestly, I much prefer the winters in upstate New York where we average 250 inches of snow a year. Being right on Lake Ontario helps keep everything a little bit warmer, so it rarely drops below 15-20 degrees. But at the same point, being right on Lake Ontario means you get [expletive] dumped on with snow literally every single day.
Damnit, I miss plowing snow in my tractor.
I'm just joking. I miss my upstate NY winters a bit but my wife is of Buzz's opinion. We have never lived in colder climes because of that.
Forecasts for this weekend show anywhere between 5-10 more inches of snow with single digit temps remaining through next week. Brutal start to December.
Swirls wrote:Yeah, I love winter. But -25 is too cold even for me.
Honestly, I much prefer the winters in upstate New York where we average 250 inches of snow a year. Being right on Lake Ontario helps keep everything a little bit warmer, so it rarely drops below 15-20 degrees. But at the same point, being right on Lake Ontario means you get [expletive] dumped on with snow literally every single day.
Damnit, I miss plowing snow in my tractor.
I'm just joking. I miss my upstate NY winters a bit but my wife is of Buzz's opinion. We have never lived in colder climes because of that.
Ha. Luckily my wife grew up right where I worked, so she has 26+ years of living there. She's been wanting to move back ever pretty much since we first moved to South Carolina back in 2014.