We are suffering a heat wave between 20 degrees F to 40 degrees F in the daytime. I have never sweated this much, (I lye when I say that). Out west they had, last week or 2 weeks ago -43 F, now they have 5 above. This is all F, not our temp.
We are suffering a heat wave between 20 degrees F to 40 degrees F in the daytime. I have never sweated this much, (I lye when I say that). Out west they had, last week or 2 weeks ago -43 F, now they have 5 above. This is all F, not our temp.
10 days ago, it was 8 degrees on the gulf coast of Texas.
Today, it might hit 80.
That has to be some kind o record.
Global Warming!
150 deg F ambient temp swings here.
One can dress for the cold,you can't dress for the heat!
In 7 days, we went from -8 degrees F.......to +82 degrees F.
Like you said.....gotta be some sort of record.
Kevin
Last edited by Kevin Gullette; 03-03-2021 at 12:42 AM.
from yesterday afternoon till right now (3/2 at 17:57 EST) we have had a low of 3F and a high of 18F with pretty constant 15-20 mph wind with gusts to over 30. No power from about 3/2 at 03:00 till about 11:00 then a brief shot of grid juice then gone again. Power companies can't use their boom trucks in such high winds. Will have to wait till tomorrow.
Our solar panel system is working great, delivering over 25 Kwh today and the Tesla battery kept us warm in the early AM today. Running the Yam-hammer generator right now to save the battery charge till we turn in. Just another Winter day in Maine!!
Mort, I had one small copper pipe break in our utility room, which is on the very north side of the house. On the first night of the below 20 degree temps, I turned the water off at the meter and tried to drain every pipe.
Our new house is very well insulated, including all of the attic pipes.
We had several busted pipes in two of our four buildings at my Shop. They were easy to fix, though.
My son cut me some hedge I burnt in the basement in a stove. Pops a little but its hard to beat for heat. Sure made the house warmer. Doug