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So that's what 20 below feels like huh?
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Posted by migraine on November 28, 2006 at 07:20:07 from (71.231.54.158):
Oh yeah we got the real deal here in Lynden this morning. 10 degrees with NE wind at 30 mph blowing snow so wind chill at -20 or more. Crews are trying to get the tractors started to get back to pushing snow drifts. One must not feel like working and they just informed me that when they shut down last evening the glass in the main cab door shattered. This was on a tractor I rented so guess there goes any profit from yesterday. Why do I do this again? The boys in Canada didn't just leave the door open, they must have pulled back the curtain on the whole border! Migraine
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