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AllaN01Bear

(23,344 posts)
Fri Nov 29, 2024, 09:43 PM Nov 29

man its cold here

the ridiculously resilliant ridge is in play out west whilst new england has snow. temps been in the low 30s to mid 39s with 37 forecast for tonigh. no matter which way u cut it , burrr.

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at140

(6,140 posts)
4. I drove 70 miles round trip every working day in Chicago
Fri Nov 29, 2024, 09:53 PM
Nov 29

As you are probably aware, Chicago gets lot of snow and roads can get icy frequently. But I never missed a day of work because during my time there (1962-1986) because the city used tons of salt to melt the snow and ice.

viva la

(3,865 posts)
12. I've got to get some salt for my driveway, which always ices up.
Sat Nov 30, 2024, 11:52 AM
Nov 30

There's a slight slope up to get into the garage, so driving in when there's ice can be difficult.

elleng

(136,868 posts)
3. Here too, and colder tomorrow.
Fri Nov 29, 2024, 09:53 PM
Nov 29

(PROLLY not as cold as where you are. 35, and tomorrow's hi = 40. No precip.)

COLDER where daughter+ are, 21, W snow!

PJMcK

(23,018 posts)
8. Northeast Pennsylvania
Fri Nov 29, 2024, 10:18 PM
Nov 29

It's 29º F in Damascus in the NE corner of PA on the Delaware River. The sky is clear. The fire feels good!

We have two seasons here in the Lower Catskills: Winter and the Fourth of July!

lapfog_1

(30,233 posts)
9. in a warming world
Fri Nov 29, 2024, 10:24 PM
Nov 29

the jet stream oscillates with larger and larger dips and "hills", thus drawing tropical air to the polar regions while at the same time either side of that hill it will drag polar air down to invade the lower 48, as it does so the temperature gradient becomes even sharper thus causing more tornadoes and extreme weather.

Welcome to the new normal.

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