The Freeones Weather Thread

We're still in the single, and mid teens temp wise. Haven't had any snow, probably to cold. The only bright side is if Lake Erie freezes up real nice, all of that lake effect snow stops. It's supposed to hit the low twenties next week.
 
To damn cold for the furnace to stop working! It went out yesterday during the day, and the repairman, who is a buddy just left.
 
Got another foot in the Boston Metro-West area.
Are you in the Boston area? My late grandma lived in Malden Mass. She's been gone almost 40 years, so obviously it's been longer than that since I visited her, but I do in fact remember that Boston drivers are right up there with NY drivers.
 
Are you in the Boston area? My late grandma lived in Malden Mass. She's been gone almost 40 years, so obviously it's been longer than that since I visited her, but I do in fact remember that Boston drivers are right up there with NY drivers.

Yes, I am. I think we chatted on this, before. A friend of mine had an apartment there in the early 1990s. Currently, an ex coworker of mine lives there with her husband.
 
Yes, I am. I think we chatted on this, before. A friend of mine had an apartment there in the early 1990s. Currently, an ex coworker of mine lives there with her husband.
We probably did, I don't recall though.
 
There appears to have been a strong tornado in Michigan today.
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Strong enough to **** 3 people. The pictures show a large tornado, and some pretty nasty damage too.
 
I have Monday off and they are predicting the significant possibility of severe weather. This has caused me to alter my plans with a sex worker. I am annoyed at the weather.
 
Here is Raleigh, NC it is cold, rainy and miserable and I am sitting here in my bathrobe like it's December.
 
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The May 3rd, 1999, Bridge Creek-Moore tornado was a catastrophic F5 that carved a 38-mile path, [fatally wounding] 36, injuring hundreds and causing $1 billion in damage. 🌪️ With winds near 320 mph—the strongest ever recorded at the time—it devastated entire neighborhoods and reshaped how we track and warn for tornadoes. A day Oklahoma won’t forget. 💔

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