Too cold in Central Florida. Goin cruising today. Stay warm folks. lol
Outta here
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For f*ck’s sake. It’s 35 F with snow flurries here in NEW. JERSEY.
.I’m such an a$$hole.
over here in Spring Hill I scraped ice from the windshield this morning
I am at 29 degrees and 3”-4” of snow on the ground. And I love it.
It is peacefully snowing where I am, and it is quite lovely.
It’s 65 degrees and sunny where I am at, and supposed to reach 75.
You’re in New Jersey and you tell me to get out of Ohiya??For f*ck’s sake. It’s 35 F with snow flurries here in NEW. JERSEY.
I’m such an a$$hole.
19 in EagleVail, with no sign of snow until Friday. Ugh. Send us snow. Worst snow pack at this point in 47 years
Very sunny and 62º here in Las Cruces but does get cold at night low to mid 20's. I've had lettuce and Kale going in the raised bed since October.
Desert weather is crazyVery sunny and 62º here in Las Cruces but does get cold at night low to mid 20's. I've had lettuce and Kale going in the raised bed since October.
It's the worst start to a ski season across the state. I predict major snow storms in late March just before closing dates.
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Why I live in Delray Beach... Cold air hits a wall at Lake Okechobee
I was in New Mexico a number of years ago and thought it was such a great place Hope to get back sometime soon.Very sunny and 62º here in Las Cruces but does get cold at night low to mid 20's. I've had lettuce and Kale going in the raised bed since October.
I'm sure you're right. March is always a good snow month for Vail. Spring is the best skiing of the season. Good cover everywhere. Warm weather. Soft bumps and blue skies.
I've been vacationing in the SW the last several years looking for a retirement community. New Mexico just kept drawing me back, I love it here.
You're too young for retirement.I've been vacationing in the SW the last several years looking for a retirement community. New Mexico just kept drawing me back, I love it here.
I’ve been retired for 7, pretty funYou're too young for retirement.
Lived in Miami in the 80's, many times in the 30's.. kind of an anomaly., but it happened.
First USAF duty assignment was Holloman AFB outside of Alamagordo and right next to White Sands National Park and White Sands Missle Range/Proving Grounds.I've been vacationing in the SW the last several years looking for a retirement community. New Mexico just kept drawing me back, I love it here.
Been around 32 numerous times over the last 2 weeks here. Heck Tampa got snow just north of downtown last week.
Just got home from a 16 hr shift here in Reading and the Real Feel is -18°!!!
I can't help but wonder what these Polynesian kids from the Transfer Portal are thinking right now up in SC.
I can't help but wonder what these Polynesian kids from the Transfer Portal are thinking right now up in SC.
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After careful examination of assets and debits plus current cost of living with projected increases....I am confident my family should be comfortable as long as i keep working for 3 years after my funeral !You're too young for retirement.
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