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I can deal with almost anything, Michigan is colder than Alaska, and I really don't like our summer heat, but I have to live where I can afford to live, so I'm stuck.
I did some schooling when in the Navy at Great Lakes during the winter. Great Lakes Navy base may not be Michigan but close enough. I remember a few days when they basically closed the base due to a winter storm. The storm put a lot of ice all over the place and the winds were high enough that you literally could not walk anywhere as the wind would just blow you across the ice.
 
Great Lakes is near Chicago? yes, they don't call it the Windy city for nothing
 
@jaylach Just wondering. Does the Navy have a sub at Great Lakes or is that just the German UBoat that‘s at that museum there ? Also , do you know if they actually have a sub at Lake Pendorielle in Idaho ?
Anywho , it’s 38 degrees at six o’clock in the morning here in One Dog Town Montana.
We’re having a schnook !
 
@jaylach Just wondering. Does the Navy have a sub at Great Lakes or is that just the German UBoat that‘s at that museum there ? Also , do you know if they actually have a sub at Lake Pendorielle in Idaho ?
Anywho , it’s 38 degrees at six o’clock in the morning here in One Dog Town Montana.
We’re having a schnook !
I have no idea as to the subs but don't recall any. Never went to a museum at Great Lakes or don't recall doing so but has been quite a while. I was at Great Lakes late 1972 and early 1973.
 
I didn't say I couldn't take humidity. I just said that it gets to me. I lived for ~7 years in Ft. Worth TX and ~16 years in Jacksonville Beach FL. ;)
Fort Worth has a little humidity. My daughter lives 100 miles southeast of Fort Worth and she has more humidity. Also it's warmer, loses power but she only had a freeze for a day and a night
 
Tomorrow is supposed to be -1C. Today, this house sounds like an airplane in turbulence, and we have a frostbite warning on. I went out to the fishroom (a short outdoor walk) and the current -28 with wind gusts feeling like -45, well, I believe it. We have an elderly dog who has to go out a lot more than she used to, and every trip out hurts. I almost froze my cheek this morning, and came in with a frozen up beard.

Ah, winter. In 24 hours it'll be shorts and t-shirts weather.

My fishroom is weathering its first winter cold snap well. It's down by one degree from usual, and is holding stable without a huge need for heating. The baseboard heaters are set for 20c, and it's at 22 after a day of this fun polar vortex.

I was watching my S. barbatus catfish doing wild spawning dances, although I can't see eggs. They probably went skiing last night, and are celebrating being alive...
 

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