In Feb the low temp averaged in the mid 30's when normal is in the mid 40's.  Cold, damp, windy.  Lots of snow and rain.  Sierra snow pack is between 150% & 200% of average.  I80 over the Sierra has been closed any number of times.
I had no desire to do anything other than sit by the fire with a hot drink.

It was 1 when I went outside this morning. Think we topped out in the low 20s. Too cold for March.

lowercasesteve wrote:

In Feb the low temp averaged in the mid 30's when normal is in the mid 40's.  Cold, damp, windy.  Lots of snow and rain.  Sierra snow pack is between 150% & 200% of average.  I80 over the Sierra has been closed any number of times.
I had no desire to do anything other than sit by the fire with a hot drink.

On the bright side, the snow pack should help the drought a bit.
Last 4 years there hasn't been enough snow in Mammoth to get the snowmobiles out.
Chose to stay in Oz this year ... Summer is brutal ... only 100 today though.
 

Almost 70 right now. Was in the 30’s earlier this week. Seems like it’s rained almost everyday for three months!!

Highs in the upper 60's, lows in the mid 40's.

Been cold here too , But lately I been measuring it by garage floor temp. Spent More time this winter in the garage and on the floor and its cold !

It got warm enough for the strawberry plants o start blooming here in S.E. Virginia (Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Va) Then we had a couple days nights below freezing, Sunday it's going to be +70. So as they say "if you don't like the weather here wait ten minutes".

KM wrote:

Been cold here too , But lately I been measuring it by garage floor temp. Spent More time this winter in the garage and on the floor and its cold !

 
They make card board boxes for that!! 

When I was 280 pounds, the cold didn't affect me too bad. Layer up and go do what was needed. Now that my weight hovers around 205, I have trouble staying warm. If it's 70 with a cool breeze and I'm in the shade, I will be looking for a long sleeve shirt.

I don't think I will move anywhere that has extended periods of extreme, cold. Read as 30-40's', remember, I'm a red neck in Texas!!

So far this year it's been between 0 and 40 degrees. And it doesn't matter what the temperature is, zero or forty, It's always raining. 

wsinsle wrote:

So far this year it's been between 0 and 40 degrees. And it doesn't matter what the temperature is, zero or forty, It's always raining. 

 
The last year I lived in the 'Burgh back in the 70s the whole month of January it never went above 20 and snowed every day from Christmas to Feb. in fact the weather was what made us decide to move south.

Bolted to Floor wrote:

rpm wrote:

Bolted to Floor wrote:

When I was 280 pounds, the cold didn't affect me too bad.

WHAAAT?  I don't believe it.
 

 
The fat was a great insulator!!

I was incredulous to the weight, not being able to take the cold.
 

Cooled down a bit now.  It is 74.  Today I decided to forego working on the Mustang brakes and go for a sunny cruise in the BMW convertible.  Only problem is... the top quit working.  It would not go down.  It worked fine before I took the car in to the dealer to get the non-functional third brake light repaired. JUST GOT IT BACK FROM THAT LAST WEEK.  That, along with two trips to the dealer to repair a warm anti-freeze smell when the ac or heat is on.  After a new water pump and a second return visit, it still smells.  Those of us who own old Mustangs know that smell when a heater core is leaking.  The dealer says it holds pressure and is not losing coolant, so there cannot be a leak.  I think the leak has been determined to be in my wallet.  You guys already advised of the wisdom of buying that thing.  Now, reality is settling in.
I think a classic Mustang convertible is on the horizon.