Posted by hrross on December 31, 2017 at 22:01:55 from (107.77.83.116):
In Reply to: Not really that cold posted by David G on December 31, 2017 at 08:25:26:
i remember a winter early 80's, could be 82-83 we had 3 consecutive weeks where we had a blizzard during the week and got down to 30-35* below with a 30mph wind, remerber -90 below windchill. i remember the road was drifted in front of our house, the drifts were so hard you could drive over them with a car. had a side road couple miles from home, drifted in 5-6 ft deep with cars stuck in there, didnt get it cleared out for week.had a neighbor come over with steiger and dozer blade to plow a path out to field to spread manure, got out there with spreader drifting in got stuck had to call him back to plow out again. didnt seem so cold then, now get cold at 0*
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