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Ok, there’s a crazy cold front hitting most of the US and Canada. I’d be curious to see just how crazy it gets. Please submit pics to help us all stay preoccupied. -10 F tomorrow morning in Chicago.

Bonus points for pics including a lit cigar…

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Natural gas hitting $15/dth at Chicago city gate for tomo. It's gonna be an interesting 10 days or so with supply concerns from Tex/Ok and Utica shale plays with weather events of their own.

Good luck to you all, and stay warm!

Cheers

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-26 air temperature tonight in Grand Forks, North Dakota but what else is new?

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Central Florida will be dropping down to 70 degrees on Saturday. I’ll show myself out.  

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6 hours ago, Coloniales said:

Headed to Orlando next week, +18c brrrrrr. 

It’s actually going to be cold for us next week while you’re here. Hopefully, it will be warm to you. Enjoy your time with us in central Florida. This really is the best time of the year for us. No humidity. Temperatures can drop down below normal but nothing like what most of the country will be experiencing this weekend. It’s going to be quite rough for some people. And very dangerous with the temps and ice.  

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-27 this morning when I started my truck for the day. It's cold but nothing outrageous for us in this part of the world. Warming up to -6 for Sunday and if there is blue sky, it will be a lovely winter day.

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-12 here. Nothing to show really. Just needed to put a coat on this morning to get the trash cans out to the curb. Roads are clear, heat's on, business as usual for us.

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2 hours ago, Chibearsv said:

-12 here. Nothing to show really. Just needed to put a coat on this morning to get the trash cans out to the curb. Roads are clear, heat's on, business as usual for us.

LOL, -12 in SW Tennessee and we literally shut down. Throw in a high probability for the "wintry mix" of sleet/snow and nobody leaves their house. The roads will be chaos since nobody here knows how to drive on a normal day, much less covered with the white stuff...

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It is pretty crazy how warmer areas come to a complete stand still with cold weather / snow and other areas continue on like nothing has happened.

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I had a couple of cigars last night thinking it would be too cold for my window fan that I put in the living room.

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2 hours ago, JPark3 said:

I hope someone here will be able to top this 2014 pic from Raleigh, NC. Pretty cool knowing my state sparked some top tier memes.

I drove on an icy road in Raleigh once. That is what it's like. I've heard the saying, "people in the South don't know how to drive in snow."  That's BS. The roads are so slick, there is zero traction, regardless of skill.

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Calling for anywhere from 2 inches to a foot in Cincinnati area. We live to the south so hoping for no ice. I fly for a prominent cargo company and they are already cancelling a bunch of stuff (I’m on an airliner as we speak headed home). 

I was in the Dallas area yesterday and people were buzzing about it. I’m off 'til Sunday night so hoping for some bourbon and a cigar somehow. 

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We would appreciate you Northerners and Canadians to come get your cold air and keep it in your yard.

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The Day After Tomorrow 

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Southern SC. You guys are lucky with snow. Just ice predicted here and there is NO sane driving on that stuff. I don't care what you drive. I have a pretty bad ass lifted four wheel drive and I won't even fire it up. I stay home!

But ( always a but :) ) 2 generators, 55 gallons of gas, 300lbs of propane, assorted heaters, 35 bottles of bourbon, 74 bottles of wine, deep on cigars, tons of meat for the smoker, and an orange. You know, for health reasons. :)

House will be ok, AND the garage will be fine. Just another saturday and sunday night smoking in the garage. Teen temps keep me off the back porch even with my propane fire pit.

For you guys in Nashville ( I have family there ) your highs next week will be my lows, so there's that. :)

I'll be ok 😂

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22 hours ago, BrightonCorgi said:

I drove on an icy road in Raleigh once. That is what it's like. I've heard the saying, "people in the South don't know how to drive in snow."  That's BS. The roads are so slick, there is zero traction, regardless of skill.

That saying is completely false, especially in rural areas like mine and in the mountains. You could say people who have only lived in the cities or aren't from here can't.

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