Over the years I've made what some would consider to be snarky comments about winter weather. Some times I may have even laughed at you northerners. Well we here in south FL got slapped around a little. Four days straight of highs in the 50 to 60 and lows in the 40s with a CONSTANT 20 mph wind from the north, with gusts to 40. Trust me, I now feel your pain.
Humble pie really doesn't taste that good
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slash007
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Next week here we have a low of 2 degrees with a wind chill of -10. All week the high is 20 with lows in the teens. Would kill for some 40's and 50's 
washnshine
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The equation that makes car wash owners in the northeast endure winter is:
cold = snow = salt = mega volume = $$$
Yes, we have to turn our heat up and put on a jacket on our way to the bank during these months!
But if you’re from Iowa, you get the picture!
cold = snow = salt = mega volume = $$$
Yes, we have to turn our heat up and put on a jacket on our way to the bank during these months!
But if you’re from Iowa, you get the picture!
Eric H
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It was 1 degree Sunday morning here in Central MA. Today it was 34 degrees and I was working outside in a t-shirt. The humidity was low with no wind otherwise I would have had a sweatshirt on. To be fair, I did have on Fleece lined jeans and a wool cap but I was quite comfortable.
I'm sure it is cold for you but I'm not sure you "Feel our pain".
I'm not sure I could get used to no snow and all of the benefits that come with it. I intended on going snowshoeing mid-morning but got tied up with some other things at the wash, maybe tomorrow.
What do you do everyday when the weather is always the same? I hike a lot of the same trails over and over but I observe different things every time.
One of my favorite spots
