Voyager

Currently sitting at 28 degrees this morning, which is not bad. The sad, and infuriating part for me, is that it appears that there will be no temperature rise today. Ugh... To add insult to injury for this warmanista, after two early shift Fogelsville deliveries, I get to go up into the tundra that is Hazleton. That god-forsaken place that has an entirely different winter climate than most other places in Eastern PA.

She doesn't listen to me, and in fact doubles down...lol

There was a big time wind shift around 1:00pm in Hazleton. A West wind that was blocked by the water silos turned into a north wind that's now blowing a blizzard of the roof of the plant. Of course the fallout ends up right where the unload hose hooks to the truck.

I go to the others to read their analysis, but rarely post in them. He's been in the two I mentioned. Not sure about NYC.

It is, as long as no one quotes him.

I don't know. I think he's a troll. He's been mucking up at least the Philly and Mid-Atlantic forums for awhile, too.

Sounds like me and the GFS are on the same page.

Interesting little temp spike this morning. It was 30 at 4:00am, then it went up to 36 at 5:00am, and now back down to 33 at 5:45am.

The fact that I'm loading the truck in just my hoodie and not the hoodie AND a winter coat speaks volumes. It's actually nice out, all things considered.

I hear ya, and yes, to each their own. While I can't totally relate to loving cold weather, it's cool that we all have our preferences.

It sure does, and each day that it stays is another day that I don't want to even leave my house. As it is, I generally open up the kitchen curtains each day to let light into the house, but right now, I've been keeping them closed as the view of the backyard depresses me.

You've got to be kidding...

I hope it's sooner than that...

+5 here, but as I moved the Wunderground map westward, I saw the crazy negative numbers to the west. It looked like mahantango was in the minus double digits as well.

I drive through your township almost every day hauling spring water down to the plant in Fogelsville. Look for me in a rust orange colored Mack pulling a 6,200 gallon tanker.