It's 15 degrees here.

Yeah it's cold.

We're supposed to hit ten below in the KC metro on Friday, which will I think be the coldest temperature I've experienced in my life. Wind chills purportedly thirty below or worse.

-4F

19 right now, supposed to get down to 1 later this week. The snow is what pisses me off, especially when you live in a state that doesn't use salt or sand hardly at all. You are out of commission for two days because of 4-6 inches of snow.

And 19 is cold enough when you dress like a southerner wearing a tee shirt, light jacket, no gloves or hat, and no thermals. I do it to myself, but it still sucks. :)

Got down to -5 early this morning.

32 right now. I swear it felt a hell of a lot colder than that today at work.

sunny and 70.......yep...bring on the haters! :)

If you're in Dover (it says you are) its the humidity. You get in a damp environment and 32 SUCKS. I'd rather take 0 in a dry place (Colorado) than 20 in a moist place (like in the south).

Here come the 'SoCal is going to fall into the ocean' posts.

It got up to 75 here today.

I was thinking a 'hey I can drive anywhere in my city in ten minutes' post, or a 'hey at least my state isn't bankrupt' post, or a 'hey at least a 1,000 sq ft house doesn't cost a million dollars here' post, but earthquake smack works too.

I shit on all people who have temps higher than 50 degrees.

Then we would probably respond with an "at least we don't live in Omaha" post. Or maybe, "the reason you can get anywhere in 10 mins and houses are so cheap is because no one wants to live there" post. :D

Hey the less people that want to live here, the better, that way I have less chance of running into an asshole like you.

"40 below keeps the riff raff out."