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   boilerbay | Dec 29, 2009 08:24am | #1

   That's not too bad but the
   That's not too bad but the real problem is that Davis Unit. If you had an Oregon Scientific, like mine,you would realize the temperature is actually 134 -- daytime. It gets a little warmer at night.

   Last time I saw real weather as cold as yours, the master brake cylinder on my van shattered.

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   RalphBarker | Dec 29, 2009 10:33am | #2

   For a while, it was in the single digits (°F) here when I'd awaken, but it has warmed up into the 20s, excluding wind chill.

   One would think that Tupper Lake would have a lid on the weather, though, Bob. Perhaps someone at the weather service forgot to "burp" it? ;-)

   Stay warm.

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   captlen | Dec 29, 2009 02:56pm | #3

   I guess living in the Caribbean does have its benefits. It is 84f this afternoon,a few Clouds but a lot of blue sky to match the crystal clear ocean surrounding the Island. the down side is lumber is very expensive here so if you are coming down bring some.

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   salamfam | Dec 29, 2009 03:13pm | #4

   Thanks for all the offers of warmer digs, but I would find it hard to explain to my wife that I had to leave to do woodworking in a realy warm place and that she would need to stay here to keep an eye on things and keep my shop from freezing;)

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   davcefai | Dec 30, 2009 01:54am | #7

   "but I would find it hard to explain to my wife that I had to leave to do woodworking in a realy warm place"

   Leave a note on the fridge? :-)

   Malta at 0652 GMT:

   Temp: 16°c

   Humidity: 87%

   Atmospheric Pressure: 1014hPa

   Wind: SW 08 Knots

   On Christmas Day Max was 20 deg C, Min was 16.

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   bill5335 | Dec 29, 2009 07:23pm | #5

   It's cold here in Minnesota
   It’s cold here in Minnesota too. 3 degrees (F) below zero this morning. It took a little while to heat the shop today. Our neighbors left for Florida yesterday, didn’t offer to take us.

   It’s so cold; I saw a dog frozen to a fire hydrant. At least I have more shop time now that there’s no yard work.

   Bill

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   AZMO | Dec 29, 2009 10:50pm | #6

   Yep it is a balmy 60 degrees here right now, but we are such wussies that I have the door closed and the heater on in my shop. You are welcome to come down and enjoy the shop, but you might it find it intimidating come July when it's 115 every day and a cold spell is a night below 90!

   AZMO