This storm was bigger than normal for us. Actual snow fall was in the 15-18” range. Usually takes 3-4 snow storms to get that much snow on the ground. But the drifts in places got ridiculous and that’s really what caused the problems.
I almost put on my wool cap, 60F that's risking frostbite.
Actually a little colder here in SLO 42F / 5.5C at 4 am this morning...
60° was the high. It drops to the low 40°s during the wee hours of the morning, but I'm under the covers with the heat on set to 72° .I almost put on my wool cap, 60F that's risking frostbite.
Don't risk exposure to the 40 degree ice-age conditions....
Gotta get some powered gloves!
Jethro, I bought this bad boy last year. Does a great job at our place. We had 2 ft on Christmas Day and I was out having fun with it. The wife comes out and did a few passes herself.
Not if you wet your pants. Then it's a damp warm.It’s a dry cold
If your not used to that type of weather in the U.K by now you will never be.
Heat gets to 20.5 C when cold out, 21 max. Which is 70. Thats when it is -35 out. Depends on house too maybe. Ours is sealed up well, its 2008.
40? Minus...?
Woah, it doesnt need to be THAT heavy duty! This was a second most snow ever snowfall. I put a generic bolt in mine amd it worked ok but new one comjng tomorrow!
That looks totally killer!
