49° here in Greer....
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Same here. I kinda want to go outside and paw at the ground like an old buck deer.
It's shorts weather 98% of the time for me. Thank goodness for the cool air. I absolutely hate summer and the heat!
I’m with you brother. It’s either shorts weather or too cold to go outside. LOLIt's shorts weather 98% of the time for me. Thank goodness for the cool air. I absolutely hate summer and the heat!
Heat's ok as long as you have shade and a breeze. I hate humidity.It's shorts weather 98% of the time for me. Thank goodness for the cool air. I absolutely hate summer and the heat!
It was 36 degrees when I dropped my kid off at school this morning. He was wearing shorts. I think he has mental problems.
Montana. We're experiencing some unseasonably warm weather for the end of Sept.
When I was a younger my dads best buddy's son went there for a visit. He came home packed his stuff up moved there, and never returned to SC.
Ha! One of the advantages, I guess, of being young and untethered. There has been a lot of that over the years in Montana. People saw "A River Runs Through It" and immediately decided to move out here. The problem is, not one scene in that movie takes place in the winter or even references the winter. There's not a lot of fly-fishing to be done when it's -40 outside.
It's 47 currently(6:10am)here in Lancaster. Hope we get an early frost so grass cutting duty goes away and weed killing duty and Fire Ant mound duty.
I actually slowed down and let my mower piss off the ant mounds yesterday while cutting grass. Haha. I'm going to dump some poison on them this morning. They should have the mounds rebuilt by now. Ants and how they live are amazing creatures, but they need to at least stay off my property.
You don't scrimp on your car batteries, that's for sure. To avoid long-term damage to the engine after repeated sub-zero starts, you either park in your garage or you use an engine block heater and plug the car in overnight. -40 only happens once or twice a winter around here, but the winters are LONG. We usually hit our first sub-zero lows in October and last year, we hit -20 in March.
I also own two sets of tires for every vehicle; a "4-season" set that I run from May until about October, and softer winter tires with metal studs that I run from about late October until late April. The metal studs make a huge difference on the snow and ice.
I wear shorts year round...even with the snow...my legs don't get cold, it's my arms and ears that hate the cold and snow....
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