First below zero temp of the winter as we just dropped to -1F with a stiff breeze on top.
First below zero temp of the winter as we just dropped to -1F with a stiff breeze on top.
Well this wasn't fun today.... Yesterday we got 12+ inches of snow. It was above my knees where the plows pushed it in. I really need a snowblower at the shop. My body is shot.
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It sucks. I can truly say I hate snow.I don’t know how y’all do it. I will never live somewhere I have to dig myself out of repeatedly every year.
It was 72 here yesterday. 50’s today.
That is a monster inflow notchMayfield, KY got ran over by a long track tornado last night. It started in Monet, AR and ended somewhere close to Lousiville, KY. 4 states, 250+ miles in distance, over a mile wide and winds over 280 mph. More than 100 people dead across the four state region of Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee and Kentucky.
I don’t know how y’all do it. I will never live somewhere I have to dig myself out of repeatedly every year.
It was 72 here yesterday. 50’s today.
That is a monster inflow notch
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Well this wasn't fun today.... Yesterday we got 12+ inches of snow. It was above my knees where the plows pushed it in. I really need a snowblower at the shop. My body is shot.
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Yeah, I obviously have one at the house beings I live in Minnesota. I may need to get one for the shop.A snow blower is definitely worth it even if you only use it once a year. I blew my back out in 2011 because we got 8 feet of snow that winter. Since then I keep the shoveling to a minimum and just use the machine. Get one with electric start and hand warmers and you're set!
I haven’t seen a dedicated thread about these systems yet, which surprises me.Mayfield, KY got ran over by a long track tornado last night. It started in Monet, AR and ended somewhere close to Lousiville, KY. 4 states, 250+ miles in distance, over a mile wide and winds over 280 mph. More than 100 people dead across the four state region of Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee and Kentucky.
I haven’t seen a dedicated thread about these systems yet, which surprises me.
However, I was under the impression that it was a series of touchdowns with a large individual twister or two that produced the damage.
I’ve never heard of a single tornado traveling anywhere near 250 miles.
More to this?