Posted by Billy NY on January 28, 2013 at 10:44:41 from (72.226.79.200):
In Reply to: Odd weather posted by old on January 28, 2013 at 10:18:34:
And here, that usually means high winds as the temperatures swing. You get used to the hard frozen ground, and kind of depend on it for some work you can do in the winter,then you get some crazy warm weather, mud season which was always in the spring, is now on call LOL !
What I really miss is getting a hard freeze and the big pond surface like glass, we have not been able to have our winter "classic" a nice friendly game of hockey, in a few years, weather just changes so much, right now the thickness of ice has to be over 12", I'll bet it's 18", but the surface is too rough, have to pump water onto it, in the cold temps we've had, used to work well, but the weather will have it roughed up shortly after. The location here seems to be on the border of so many weather events, the jet stream can push way up north, a system that may miss you, because its heading east like most do, all of a sudden stalls or turns then you get the longest part of it, or its a miss.
The part I hate is the wind when temperatures change drastically in a short period of time.
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