The Vintage Weather Thread
I sometimes think I will never have warm hands and feet again.
I noticed that too! I've been wearing a heavy down coat, down gloves, and a hat in the near zero temps. Today I left the house with a lighter weight jacket, knit gloves, no hat. It was zero degrees and I felt comfortable.
Originally Posted by boltonblue' timestamp='1424788849' post='23517032
I guess you can tell it's been a long winter when it's 4 degrees and you don't bother to zip up your coat or put on gloves because its "just not that cold out"
Originally Posted by Conedodger' timestamp='1424793792' post='23517143
[quote name='boltonblue' timestamp='1424788849' post='23517032']
I guess you can tell it's been a long winter when it's 4 degrees and you don't bother to zip up your coat or put on gloves because its "just not that cold out"
I guess you can tell it's been a long winter when it's 4 degrees and you don't bother to zip up your coat or put on gloves because its "just not that cold out"
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yeah a dew point of -20°F would be considered dry.
It has been cold here, but sunny for the most part. Possible snow showers tonight. Today will be 40 - haven't seen anywhere near that recently. Looks like we will finally be getting warmer weather starting Sun - 40s and maybe 50s. Yay!!
16 here right now, but temps are rising. We had another 4" of snow last night and Boston broke their record of 100" of snow in a season. Yikes!
On the plus side, the snow was very light and fluffy and did make for some pretty scenery on the ride to work. However, I'm ready for new scenery. Like flowers and GREEN grass vs white everywhere!
On the plus side, the snow was very light and fluffy and did make for some pretty scenery on the ride to work. However, I'm ready for new scenery. Like flowers and GREEN grass vs white everywhere!











