Cold weather and UDS

[Teleking]

i live in one of the windier parts of SoDak, and anybody that has ever been here will attest to the fact that we know wind.)

True Dat for sure. I spent some time in Sioux Falls and Watertown and the wind never stops.

 

[jimmyinsd]

True Dat for sure. I spent some time in Sioux Falls and Watertown and the wind never stops.

i live in the hills about 30 minutes north of watertown.

 

[Teleking]

i live in the hills about 30 minutes north of watertown.

My parents live in Watertown and I didn't know there’s human life north of Watertown :shock::-D

Cheers

Edit: Last time I was there for Christmas the actual temp never got above 0° for the whole week. The wind chill was always -20° to -30° the whole time. And people wonder how we survive in Maine.

 

[jimmyinsd]

My parents live in Watertown and I didn't know there’s human life north of Watertown :shock::-D

Cheers

Edit: Last time I was there for Christmas the actual temp never got above 0° for the whole week. The wind chill was always -20° to -30° the whole time. And people wonder how we survive in Maine.

i graduated from watertown in 91'. people always ask about the winters, but i always tell them i will take the winters over the 90+ with the high humidity in the summer we get.

edit: to OP, sorry for the hi-jack.:redface:

 

[Red57Bird]

i graduated from watertown in 91'. people always ask about the winters, but i always tell them i will take the winters over the 90+ with the high humidity in the summer we get.

edit: to OP, sorry for the hi-jack.:redface:

I'm just the opposite. Give me 105 degrees and 90% humidity any day. I can jump in the lake and cool off nicely. :laugh: