sapaul wrote:Bah Humbug, you guys know nothing. Here it can go from 40C plus during the day to Minus 10 below at night.
WOW-ZERS! In the winter in Calgary it can go from -40°C to +5°C in one day from the warm chinook winds coming off the western Rocky Mountains. It's quite an experience but nothing compared to what you're talking about where the temperature changes that much in one day!
sapaul wrote:This is why our Bushman wear little carrot kilts, otherwise there would be no little bushman left.
I was in London, KY, on Saturday... it was 15C, people were walking around in t-shirts and I saw several bikes out on the road. I come home last night and it's -17C. Bit of a shock to the old body, that was.
It's -27 outside this morning and is predicted to hit -33 in a couple of hours! Last week the street was nearly melted to my driveway before we got nailed with 40 cm of snow. The silver lining? I booked a trip to Varadero on Sat. night for mid-February! When I get back it will be a matter of weeks until I'm riding
Tomorrow's high here is a balmy 0 F. The low should be around -22 F And we're supposed to get around 5-6 inches of snow... WOOHOO! WINTER FINALLY ARRIVED!
Have owned - 2001 Suzuki Volusia
Current bike - 2005 Kawasaki Z750S
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Gah! I don't know how ya'll stand it. If it get's in the low 30's (F) I want to build a fire and hibernate. I think you guys are made of different stuff then us southerners.
High_Side wrote:It's -27 outside this morning and is predicted to hit -33 in a couple of hours! Last week the street was nearly melted to my driveway before we got nailed with 40 cm of snow. The silver lining? I booked a trip to Varadero on Sat. night for mid-February! When I get back it will be a matter of weeks until I'm riding
FANTASTIC! What a great idea, get out of the cold and onto one of the best beaches...
fireguzzi wrote:Gah! I don't know how ya'll stand it. If it get's in the low 30's (F) I want to build a fire and hibernate. I think you guys are made of different stuff then us southerners.
Amen!!! As a fellow southerner (from North Carolina) im with ya on that one.
Mike 
Be out on the bike for sure.
