16 inches

[BilletHead]

-6 here this ain't no fun.

[snagged in outlet 3]

-7 feels like -15.   

[BilletHead]

That's our wind chill also. I can't corobarat that. I'm not going out to check right now. 

[snagged in outlet 3]

54 minutes ago, BilletHead said:

That's our wind chill also. I can't corobarat that. I'm not going out to check right now. 

I have to get out there and get the 1" of snow off the driveway that's blown on there overnight for the hot water heater delivery.  BITTER is the word I would use to describe it.

[Terrierman]

I got up about 5:30 to take a leak.  Checked the outside temp display and it said 13.  I missed the minus sign.  No wonder the house was a little cool at the time.  So me being the always prepared type, I turned up the heat a few degrees and went right back to bed.

[ness]

Man, it's slow out there!

[fishinwrench]

Pfft.   If this is the worst little spell we get this winter, then I consider us lucky 👍

[Quillback]

7 hours ago, Terrierman said:

I got up about 5:30 to take a leak.  Checked the outside temp display and it said 13.  I missed the minus sign.  No wonder the house was a little cool at the time.  So me being the always prepared type, I turned up the heat a few degrees and went right back to bed.

+2 here this AM.  Certainly, better than the -14 predicted a few days ago.  How about those NFL playoffs?  Seahawks vs Pats in the Super Bowl.  Would not have predicted those 2 teams at the start of the year.

[Al Agnew]

Well, my place in Missouri has now officially gotten more snow than my place in Montana.  We've had about five or six snowfalls out here, none of them much more than an inch.  I got about 8 inches at the place in MO.  We finally got a couple nights of below zero temperatures last week (barely), but this week the highs are going to be in the 40s, maybe close to 50 next Saturday.  I think I'm going to fish one of the spring creeks one day this week.  The river has ice flowing down it by the house, and shelf ice coming off the banks.  We drove up the valley today and there is an ice dam forming just below Mallard's Rest.  This happens a lot in the winter; one winter the dam backed water up over the parking lot there.  Our part of the river never has an ice dam because the spring creeks come in just above Livingston, plus some small warm water discharges in Livingston and a small warm spring above town all keep the river from being completely frozen over.  Our pair of eagles are starting to inspect their nest; they will begin adding some sticks to it in a week or two.  Our section of river staying open attracts eagles, herons, the occasional swan, and way too many geese which crap all over the yard. 

[Quillback]

It's a balmy 19 here this morning.