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Registered: ‎07-03-2013

We had ten inches of snow yesterday in WI.  It's been hoovering around zero over the past week.  This is normal for winter.  It's beautiful out today, other than the temp.

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@terrier3 wrote:

@sidsmom wrote:

Kudos to our First Responders...especially the

police force on patrol 24/7/365. Brrrr. 


Firefighters too...they often end up covered in icicles in upstate NY!


I can't imagine!

But I purposefully didn't include firefighters & paramedics since they are only called out when needed.   Police, on the other hand, are out driving on the ice/snow etc regardless if anything's going on.  

 

No matter how you slice it though, it's a tough gig for all First Responders! 

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Registered: ‎10-01-2013

Glad I am not at the Packers Bears game. We got 8" of snow and are under a wind chill advisory. Sadly, there have been many accidents.

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Registered: ‎03-10-2010

@sidsmom wrote:

@terrier3 wrote:

@sidsmom wrote:

Kudos to our First Responders...especially the

police force on patrol 24/7/365. Brrrr. 


Firefighters too...they often end up covered in icicles in upstate NY!


I can't imagine!

But I purposefully didn't include firefighters & paramedics since they are only called out when needed.   Police, on the other hand, are out driving on the ice/snow etc regardless if anything's going on.  

 

No matter how you slice it though, it's a tough gig for all First Responders! 


When firefighters aren't out actively fighting fires, they are out in the cold inspecting hydrants, digging them out of snowdrifts and making sure they are operable, responding to accidents and 911 calls and other duties. At least that's what they do here in my city.

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It's crazy. This Florida girl tips her hat. I don't know how y'all stand it!

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Please go to heatholders dot com where you will find warm socks and gloves.  Look at their menu with your cursor to see everything they sell.  It's not all about socks when you land on their home page.  

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Registered: ‎06-10-2010

We are in Northeastern Indiana and are -7 with a wind chill of 20 below.   Our high today is 8 degrees with a low tonight of 3.

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Registered: ‎08-19-2010

wahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh my windshiels split into a rainbow shape.

I"m heading off to make insurance claim. Left church, turn on the heater in the car, drove few miles and we heard a pop, looked up at the glass and we got us a rainbow split now.

 

windchill is below 0 think it was 3 degrees sun. This is Texas !

wahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh   my windshield is broke ROFL

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Registered: ‎03-09-2010

Only 17 here in N. TX this morning and with wind chill in the single digits....we have been beloww freezing for 30+ hours and counting.  I think late this afternoon it's supposed to get up to 35.  Can I just say brrrrrrrrr.

 

 

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Registered: ‎03-19-2010

@LittleT in KC wrote:

I had to go out yesterday and while I was wearing gloves my hands still hurt from the cold.  All I did was pump gas and run in and out of a few stores.  My heart goes out to people who have to be out in this.  It's -4 in KC today.  I love the Chiefs, but I wouldn't go to the game if I got free tickets. Not today.  BUURRR.  Stay safe, if you must be outside and live in cold weather. 


I'm on the Kansas side of the state line and I hear you!  I was wondering about all those people at the game too.  I wouldn't do that for the world.  At least the sun's out today!