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Snowing here, lol. I'll take it over nothing.

 

 

Wow, and I thought we had a long winter here.

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I wish I had a winter

 

 

I don't mind the cold so much as I do the snow. I would be happy with 60 - 80 degree temperatures all year round with no humidity, but that will never happen.

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Now that I can't use my garage anymore the weather really irritates me

 

 

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Ordered new tires for the truck. Cooper AT3s in 275/65/18. Go on Saturday.

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It was tire gettin season in like December for me but I didn't have the money. Gonna be just shy of a grand because 18" wheels are stupid. :lol:

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I get 2-3 months of a mild 50-40 degree winter. Barely any rain. I get 7 months over 85 degrees. I want winter

 

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The only weather I hate is rain, and that's because I work outside, although lately I've been lucking out and get inside/shop jobs when its raining at work.

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Winter? Snow? No humidity? What are these things you speak of? Let's just all go fishing and catch some fishies!

River was down too low to easily launch the boat. Oh and it was 45F and windy, not to mention the snow.

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My truck is making screeching sounds in the front somewhere

 

 

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