Like NEGATIVE-BAZILLION degrees cold, is what!
Click the image to see the Lawrence, KS, forecast courtesy of Weather.com.
(That's in Fahrenheit, folks.)
I was wondering why the furnace kept running and running tonight. Now I know. I'm not happier possessing this knowledge. In weather like this, don't forget to open your under-sink cupboard doors to ensure that the pipes don't freeze. Same goes for any pipes near outer walls: Expose 'em to inside air! This morning, my walk-in attic (where I store extra wine and soda-pop) was 32°F, and the very edge of the attic (where the roofline meets the front-porch ceiling) was just over 20°F. Yes, I have one of those nifty laser temperature sensors, why do you ask?
Brrrr. Going to bed now.
Chris
Click the image to see the Lawrence, KS, forecast courtesy of Weather.com.
(That's in Fahrenheit, folks.)
I was wondering why the furnace kept running and running tonight. Now I know. I'm not happier possessing this knowledge. In weather like this, don't forget to open your under-sink cupboard doors to ensure that the pipes don't freeze. Same goes for any pipes near outer walls: Expose 'em to inside air! This morning, my walk-in attic (where I store extra wine and soda-pop) was 32°F, and the very edge of the attic (where the roofline meets the front-porch ceiling) was just over 20°F. Yes, I have one of those nifty laser temperature sensors, why do you ask?
Brrrr. Going to bed now.
Chris
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That's interesting about windchill; didn't know that! So absolute zero with a 40mph wind (stay with me here) wouldn't be absolute-zero-minus-twelve or anything, eh?