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stexel t1_j6k4wgp wrote

Wood stove’s gonna be cooking later this week. Refilled all of the firewood racks from the big woodpile out back.

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Fun_Top5285 t1_j6kfcdw wrote

Got 2 tons of wood pellets out in the garage ready to fire up. Friday & Saturday watch out for frostbite ! Stock up now people, A little bourbon is necessary, as well !!

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poprof t1_j6ks0sj wrote

Is this real? It was almost 50 god damn degrees today.

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[deleted] t1_j6ksji9 wrote

Actual lows will be around -9 early Saturday morning.

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Animallover4321 t1_j6kwuu2 wrote

The first real test of my mini splits heat pump. Fingers crossed because landlord neutered the old system so there’s no back up heating system.

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BrokedownAlice69 t1_j6mvtdh wrote

This 40-50 degree highs every day of January just didn’t use to happen here. I remember having a week of school cancelled because it was too cold to have kids wait for the bus. the highs were in the single digits with wind chill well into negatives. School cancelled because pipes burst everywhere.

On another note, I’d remember every spring when you could finally use the fields again. We wouldn’t see grass from December until at least the middle of March.

I hate this blah overcast, 45 degree shit. It’s going to stay like this until may too. That’s the depressing part. At least I used to be able to make epic snow forts and sled and snowboard in a lot of snow. Now that I’m adult it’s just convenient for it to not be snowing. People are going to forget how to live in the extreme cold And snow pretty quickly. Kids growing up here today have a totally different climate than I had here growing up 20 years ago

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richg0404 t1_j6nj2oo wrote

If you have a furnace with forced hot water, I've heard recommendations that you manage things so that the furnace is pumping at least a little heat so the water keeps circulating.

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Anra7777 t1_j6oaxxg wrote

I want to downvote you because I find this upsetting. I will upvote you as thanks for bringing this to my attention. 😢

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poprof t1_j6p9uri wrote

I grew up in the 80s and 90s and remember literally jumping off the roof of our one story house into the snow all the time - it was a yearly tradition.

My own kids the other day were outside playing in the mud…

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