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Rainy and a cool 41, with snow Sunday night in Pollock Pines. -- the Fatboy
 
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56 degrees and rain for Sacramento.
Behind SF enemy lines....
 
Wow. You can mess with a ton of heads bragging about the beautiful summers in Phoenix. :LOL:
 
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It will be 32 in Sydney. Celsius that is.

I guess that works out to be around 90F.

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70°F in San Antone...

Wish it was about 15-20° cooler but we're in the damn Superbowl so screw the weather!
 
Here's the Atlanta forecast on Sunday.....

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nighttrain said:
brisk 0 degrees here in Iowa, and that is a good thing, been in the freezer for a week, sucked big time. Warmin up gonna be in the 40's today and near future, Hallelujah
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We missed the Polar Vortex here in Alaska. Supposed to be 27• on Sunday, which is t-shirt weather in the Arctic.
 
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IE Rams said:
Wow. You can mess with a ton of heads bragging about the beautiful summers in Phoenix. :LOL:
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Yeah, summers are great here..Just a little too short..Unbelievable how many people (Oregonians) think we mean we live in AZ...
 
FarNorth said:
We missed the Polar Vortex here in Alaska. Supposed to be 27• on Sunday, which is t-shirt weather in the Arctic.
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Just told my cousin last night that the coldest weather I was ever in was -51 in Fairbanks..We lived in Anchorage for 35 years..
 
Mikey Ram said:
Just told my cousin last night that the coldest weather I was ever in was -51 in Fairbanks..We lived in Anchorage for 35 years..
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Some years ago I spent a winter in a town on the northwest coast of Alaska north of the Arctic Circle. We had an extraordinary cold front that year where the temperature never got above -45 for three weeks, plus it was really windy. One day I walked to work (a mile, my four wheeler wouldn't start below -10) only to find out that everyone else (including Alaska Natives) had stayed home. Turned out the windchill was -128. Had to work for a couple of hours, it was too cold just to turn around and go home.
 
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FarNorth said:
Some years ago I spent a winter in a town on the northwest coast of Alaska north of the Arctic Circle. We had an extraordinary cold front that year where the temperature never got above -45 for three weeks, plus it was really windy. One day I walked to work (a mile, my four wheeler wouldn't start below -10) only to find out that everyone else (including Alaska Natives) had stayed home. Turned out the windchill was -128. Had to work for a couple of hours, it was too cold just to turn around and go home.
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