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Unread 01-21-2024, 08:27 PM   #1
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According to the experts in the 1960s, Global Cooling.
According to the experts in the 2000s, Global Warming.
According to the experts now, Climate Change.
Gotta scare the masses with some kind of catastrophe!
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We have not seen above freezing in a while Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday low single digit high yesterday 13, I feel for you guys up north! Snow still laying around here but thankfully not much, The wind is a big problem high wind warning here on the mountain, Gary
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Our psychotic weather did it again! It was freezing for a few weeks through Monday 1/22. A front blew in carrying a lot of rain and naturally warmer temps. It rained just about all day and night Tuesday and Wednesday 1/23-24. That got rid of the ugly white stuff. It’s been much warmer since with a high of 58 on 1/26!! I like that!! “They” are calling for above freezing temps for the next two weeks. March will be here soon (not wishing away time) and the light at the end of the 6 month NEPA winter will be getting brighter!!
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Our psychotic weather did it again! It was freezing for a few weeks through Monday 1/22. A front blew in carrying a lot of rain and naturally warmer temps. It rained just about all day and night Tuesday and Wednesday 1/23-24. That got rid of the ugly white stuff. It’s been much warmer since with a high of 58 on 1/26!! I like that!! “They” are calling for above freezing temps for the next two weeks. March will be here soon (not wishing away time) and the light at the end of the 6 month NEPA winter will be getting brighter!!
Mike, you're right, the weather in NEPA has been tough. We had to cancel our annual ice harvest in Tobyhanna on Millpond #1 for the second year in a row. Last season we had 10 inches of ice at Christmas and open water the third week of January! Open water again today. Interesting history on the old time ice industry on the interrnet at Tobyhanna ice harvest.
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Nothing like sitting by a 🔥
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Nothing like sitting by a 🔥
What Stan says.

Put some wood in and it gets nice and warm and toasty.

Unfortunately, our leaders (?) would like to ban them. Boo Hiss!
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I like the ingenious wood box expander and the Colonial humidifier, you must be one of them there engine'nears.
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I like the ingenious wood box expander and the Colonial humidifier, you must be one of them there engine'nears.
Yup. An ungunear would notice that!
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I've a friend in Hamilton, MT, with whom I talk every so often. He said they missed hitting the record low there by one degree a few nights ago. It went to -37 degrees. Record was -38 degrees in 1956, as I recall him saying.

I'd have to close off the vents in several rooms of our old ca.1875 farmhouse and only heat two or three rooms if it got as cold as y'all get.
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That was often the case in the old days when folks heated with wood. Some going through 20 cords or more in a heating season.





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