Pete M Report post Posted January 29 Just wanted to remind everyone to check on their neighbors/relatives, especially the elderly. and try to have a plan for a power outage. won't take long at all for their houses to get extremely cold and they may not have a phone connection at that point. Stay safe!!! don't do anything stupid. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dzimm Report post Posted January 30 Agreed^^^^ I just got home from work and was reasonably comfortable on my 45min drive home, had my hunting coat on over my normal layers of sweatshirts with the heat cranked. It's currently -21*F with a windchill around -54*F. Had my XJ parked next to a dock door at work with the battery wrap and battery maintainer plugged in. It still struggled to start and coolant never got above 170*F according to the gauge. Don't go out unless you have to. It's downright dangerous right now if you aren't properly prepared. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Money_Pits Report post Posted January 30 Came into work at 6 am, power shut off at 6:05, power came back on at 9:30. Nothing better than it being 0 degrees outside, 35 degrees inside, with the only lights being off the forklift. But hey, 3 hours of pay just sitting in the dark being cold? I'll take it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Minuit Report post Posted January 30 20 hours ago, Pete M said: Just wanted to remind everyone to check on their neighbors/relatives, especially the elderly. and try to have a plan for a power outage. won't take long at all for their houses to get extremely cold and they may not have a phone connection at that point. Stay safe!!! don't do anything stupid. And for the love of all that's holy in the world, don't drive your MJ on salty roads! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JMO413 Report post Posted January 31 Was happy mine started as well as it did this morning -20. And I did drive it in salty roads. That's the good part of driving a rusty one!! If I ever get the floors done in the XJ it will be next. Very fun to drive in the snow though. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ftpiercecracker1 Report post Posted February 5 At its coldest I think it might have broke 55 here, truth be told I was still freezing my butt off. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pete M Report post Posted February 5 14 minutes ago, ftpiercecracker1 said: At its coldest I think it might have broke 55 here, truth be told I was still freezing my butt off. oh, the humanity! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WyoCherokee Report post Posted February 8 we hit -22 yesterday morning with windchill of -50. been averaging about highs around zero and lows in the negative mid-teens. Supposed to get up in to the teens this weekend. Ill be in a t-shirt! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gogmorgo Report post Posted February 8 My boss was rubbing me the other day because I was outside washing a truck in a Tshirt around -25°C. I dunno, though, it felt nice and warm in the sun, especially after the first few days this week in the mid -30's. Compared to the -40s and a few of the places I've called home over the years saw in the last couple weeks (before windchill...), still pretty balmy. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
91Pioneer Report post Posted February 10 On 2/8/2019 at 11:12 AM, gogmorgo said: in a Tshirt around -25°C. I dunno, though, it felt nice and warm in the sun, especially after the first few days this week LOL. I'm in Saskatchewan, it got down to -40C a couple nights ago and it's been frickin' cold. So yesterday it was only -29C and it felt WARM!! I know what you mean. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gogmorgo Report post Posted February 11 On February 9, 2019 at 6:13 PM, 91Pioneer said: LOL. I'm in Saskatchewan, it got down to -40C a couple nights ago and it's been frickin' cold. So yesterday it was only -29C and it felt WARM!! I know what you mean. Yeah it was -40 even here this morning. We need the cold to knock back the pine beetles, but I must have gotten soft after living here for so long... I had no desire to go outside today, although I did get a grocery run in. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rylee144 Report post Posted February 11 We don't have the severe cold in seattle but we do have 12" of snow which is unheard of for these city slickers. My wife has had 3 snow days in the last week. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gogmorgo Report post Posted February 11 12" is a lot in one dump almost anywhere I've been. I'd still be out in it, but whether I'm driving or on snowshoes is a toss-up, depending on the snow itself. Wet and heavy like you would've got, I probably would be driving, but in hard-as-rock drifts, not so much. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites