-12, -25 wind chill!!!

[blackford]

12 below zero, 25 below wind chill here in Northern Illinois!!! Cold? hel yeah it's cold!!! Oh well it's been colder so I guess I won't complain, but could you in the south send a little warmth this way??:D It's 72 degrees in here at blackford central so all's well for now...:cool:

[btsracin]

Supposed to be chilly here today also. Only gonna get up to 74!

[Butch]

current temp -22

Wisconsin Winter Weather Facts – National Weather Service


•The coldest temperature in the winter of 2009-10 was -31° Fahrenheit (F) at Couderay 7W (Sawyer Co.) on January 2, 2010.
•The Hurley, WI–Ironwood, MI, area in Iron County had the most snow of 166.9 inches in the winter of 2009-10, while Spring Valley in Pierce County had the least with only 11.5 inches. Most of the southeast half of Wisconsin had 35 to 55 inches of snow.
•Wisconsin’s all-time, lowest temperature is -55°F on February 2 & 4, 1996, near Couderay (Sawyer Co.). Readings of -30°F or colder have been recorded in every month from November through April. Of course, brief readings in the 50’s, 60's and 70’s are possible during winter as well!
•Average annual snowfall ranges from 35 to 40 inches near the Illinois border to 135 to 165 inches in the Iron County snow-belt from Gurney to Hurley.
Official snowfall records


•Greatest daily total - Neillsville, 26.0 inches of snow on Dec. 27, 1904.
•Greatest single storm total - Superior, 31.0 inches over Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 1991.
•Greatest monthly total - Hurley, 103.5 inches in Jan. 1997.
•Greatest seasonal total - Hurley, 301.8 inches in winter of 1996-97.
•Deepest snow on ground (excluding drifts) - Hurley, 60.0 inches on Jan. 30, 1996.
Keep Warm and Safe

Butch

[31KMOD]

[IIt down to -29 @ 7:00 this morning[/I]

[blackford]

How do you keep yur pipers from freezing when it's that cold? Even a fat gurl couldn't be much help with temps like that.

Ya gotta keep them pipes flowing Bubba, but only at a slow drip...:D

[LITE-INN]

its global warming I 'm telling you :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

[runyou-2]

You know it's cold when you see a rabbit push startin' another one.:rolleyes:

[buster83]

5 above expecting -2
peach schnapps will keep the flow moving.

[LITE-INN]

:o:o:o:oeven most birds are smart enough not to live up north

[runyou-2]

Yeah but it kills most of the bugs.We don't have 3" long flying pinching bugs.4" long kockroaches,8oz. skeeters,fire ant mounds five foot high or seven color beetles with one eyeball on top.When it does warm up we can actually sleep in the grass,right on the ground if we want to.BUT.....you right! it's cold as chit in the winter.:)

[LITE-INN]

not that far south but wait its sounds like poplar bluff and they have snow today but when is sujmmer in chicago july 1st and 2nd lol

[31KMOD]

and.............. -17* this morning

[LITE-INN]

that's Al Gores global warming working again

[LITE-INN]

current temp -22

Wisconsin Winter Weather Facts – National Weather Service


•The coldest temperature in the winter of 2009-10 was -31° Fahrenheit (F) at Couderay 7W (Sawyer Co.) on January 2, 2010.
•The Hurley, WI–Ironwood, MI, area in Iron County had the most snow of 166.9 inches in the winter of 2009-10, while Spring Valley in Pierce County had the least with only 11.5 inches. Most of the southeast half of Wisconsin had 35 to 55 inches of snow.
•Wisconsin’s all-time, lowest temperature is -55°F on February 2 & 4, 1996, near Couderay (Sawyer Co.). Readings of -30°F or colder have been recorded in every month from November through April. Of course, brief readings in the 50’s, 60's and 70’s are possible during winter as well!
•Average annual snowfall ranges from 35 to 40 inches near the Illinois border to 135 to 165 inches in the Iron County snow-belt from Gurney to Hurley.
Official snowfall records


•Greatest daily total - Neillsville, 26.0 inches of snow on Dec. 27, 1904.
•Greatest single storm total - Superior, 31.0 inches over Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 1991.
•Greatest monthly total - Hurley, 103.5 inches in Jan. 1997.
•Greatest seasonal total - Hurley, 301.8 inches in winter of 1996-97.
•Deepest snow on ground (excluding drifts) - Hurley, 60.0 inches on Jan. 30, 1996.
Keep Warm and Safe

Butchlmao I feel so much warmer now

[Clayton_Wetter]

Yeah but it kills most of the bugs.We don't have 3" long flying pinching bugs.4" long kockroaches,8oz. skeeters,fire ant mounds five foot high or seven color beetles with one eyeball on top.When it does warm up we can actually sleep in the grass,right on the ground if we want to.BUT.....you right! it's cold as chit in the winter.:)

You been watchin too much Sci-Fi Channel.;)

[Clayton_Wetter]

that's Al Gores global warming working again

Where is Big Al anyway. Probably on a Jetliner discussing his next lie package with a bunch of elites!!

The guy causes more pollution daily than a coal factory. But they are working on a battery operated jet I hear.:rolleyes:

[runyou-2]

You been watchin too much Sci-Fi Channel.;)

lol! Yea i hear ya! Man i've seen some wierd azz bugs back in the day,in south Texas workin' on a drillin' rig.The skeeters over in Louisianna would fly up and look you right in the eye,then poke their straw in your arm.You'd just have to wait til they fill-up or they'd call for back up.

[Highside Hustler25]

lol! Yea i hear ya! Man i've seen some wierd azz bugs back in the day,in south Texas workin' on a drillin' rig.The skeeters over in Louisianna would fly up and look you right in the eye,then poke their straw in your arm.You'd just have to wait til they fill-up or they'd call for back up.

Don't know how far north you live but occasionally visit the lovely country of Canada. It gets REAL cold up there and I have never seen more mosquitoes at one time. The cold temps obviously don't kill them off up there.

[blackford]

Mother Nature is pissed!! Now She's planing a BLIZZARD for Northern Illini!!! High winds sub zero temps., and 18 to 24 inches of snow with 8 to 10 foot drifts!!!!!!!!!:eek:

[runyou-2]

Don't know how far north you live but occasionally visit the lovely country of Canada. It gets REAL cold up there and I have never seen more mosquitoes at one time. The cold temps obviously don't kill them off up there.

Allbee,i'd never imagined skeeters up that way.

[Winston_Wolfe]

No, no, no! it's called Climate Change now, guys.

Remember after the hacker broke into the computers at the University of East Anglia’s Climate Research Unit (CRU) and released their private conversations, they had to re-brand the hoax.

[runyou-2]

No, no, no! it's called Climate Change now, guys.

Remember after the hacker broke into the computers at the University of East Anglia’s Climate Research Unit (CRU) and released their private conversations, they had to re-brand the hoax.


Yup,i've noticed that.All the dum ba$$es quit saying Global warming and now calling it Climate change....I still call it history repeating itself.