18 degrees with 24 mile per hour winds.
PIPES ARE GONNA BURST BURST BURST BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Will the power grid hold?
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For you people up north, that's equivalent to 77 below zero.
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The ultimate indignity. There is legit winter storm coming my way tomorrow afternoon and instead of empathy, you people offer me downvotes.
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Welcome to Seguin, Tejas wrote:
The ultimate indignity. There is legit winter storm coming my way tomorrow afternoon and instead of empathy, you people offer me downvotes.
You came to the letsrun message board looking for empathy?? Hahahahaha
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Needle in Haystack wrote:
Welcome to Seguin, Tejas wrote:
The ultimate indignity. There is legit winter storm coming my way tomorrow afternoon and instead of empathy, you people offer me downvotes.
You came to the letsrun message board looking for empathy?? Hahahahaha
I was hoping for a Christmas miracle.
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I empathize. This winter storm looks serious. I hope you make it through ok. I also hope Senator Cruz doesn’t try to sneak away to Cancun again while the rest of the state suffers.
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Gonna need Rudolph with that shinny nose....
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Better crank up those windmills and solar panels...
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-14 in Denver this morning with -32 degree windchill
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Welcome to Seguin, Tejas wrote:
18 degrees with 24 mile per hour winds.
PIPES ARE GONNA BURST BURST BURST BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Will the power grid hold?
Oh yeah let them burst!!
Never have the Government tell you what to do, that would be some building codes regarding insulation, that is Texas and the GOP thinking in a nutshell.
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Welcome to Seguin, Tejas wrote:
18 degrees with 24 mile per hour winds.
PIPES ARE GONNA BURST BURST BURST BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Will the power grid hold?
Texass Rs will not allow any laws requiring that pipes be insulated against freezing. Their political solutions are ... "turn off your water", "let your water drip", "use a towel and duct tape to wrap your outdoor pipes."
"[E]very session special energy interests kill the bills with Republicans in charge ... Our politicians spend too much time listening to monied lobbyists & political consultants. Not enough time actually listening to real people."
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Floating on nutshells wrote:
Oh yeah let them burst!!
Never have the Government tell you what to do, that would be some building codes regarding insulation, that is Texas and the GOP thinking in a nutshell.
Okay, turn off your water as the Texass Rs offer as a solution. You won't be able to flush your loads. Maybe burial in your frozen yard will work.
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joedlrt wrote:
-14 in Denver this morning with -32 degree windchill
It's all about what your accustomed to and what kind of clothes that you have. I don't own a wooly cap or gloves. I don't even own a coat, not even a windbreaker. It's not worth the investment.
So, 18 degrees with 24 mph winds is pretty cold for someone who's winter gear consists of a couple of long-sleeved shirts.
Where you live, I'm sure they would freak out if it was 110-115 degrees (and not dry heat) for 3 months straight.
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uninsulated texans wrote:
Welcome to Seguin, Tejas wrote:
18 degrees with 24 mile per hour winds.
PIPES ARE GONNA BURST BURST BURST BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Will the power grid hold?
Texass Rs will not allow any laws requiring that pipes be insulated against freezing. Their political solutions are ... "turn off your water", "let your water drip", "use a towel and duct tape to wrap your outdoor pipes."
"[E]very session special energy interests kill the bills with Republicans in charge ... Our politicians spend too much time listening to monied lobbyists & political consultants. Not enough time actually listening to real people."
What does Cruz have to do with this. He is a US Senator not a local official.
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What authority? wrote:
uninsulated texans wrote:
Texass Rs will not allow any laws requiring that pipes be insulated against freezing. Their political solutions are ... "turn off your water", "let your water drip", "use a towel and duct tape to wrap your outdoor pipes."
"[E]very session special energy interests kill the bills with Republicans in charge ... Our politicians spend too much time listening to monied lobbyists & political consultants. Not enough time actually listening to real people."
What does Cruz have to do with this. He is a US Senator not a local official.
Raphael "Ted" Cruz is pro-Russian. He's not much of a man, either (that goes without saying, if you are pro-Russian). When Donald Trump pointed out how intensely ugly Raphael Cruz's wife was, Cruz just took like a simp. He couldn't even defend his own wife. That's who you want working on winter storm issues?
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The real story wrote:
What authority? wrote:
What does Cruz have to do with this. He is a US Senator not a local official.
Raphael "Ted" Cruz is pro-Russian. He's not much of a man, either (that goes without saying, if you are pro-Russian). When Donald Trump pointed out how intensely ugly Raphael Cruz's wife was, Cruz just took like a simp. He couldn't even defend his own wife. That's who you want working on winter storm issues?
I will never understand why you leftist morons think caring more about America than Ukraine is "pro-Russian"...
We have given Ukraine more money already than your entire bloodline will ever pay in taxes even if you stain the earth for another 1,000 years.
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joedlrt wrote:
-14 in Denver this morning with -32 degree windchill
Oh and the power is still on. Nothing to see here.
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The lowest temp ever recorded for Houston was 5 in 1930. Tonight it will be 2 degrees wind chill. The only time I can ever recall a negative wind chill was 2 years ago when it was negative 1.
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Welcome to Seguin, Tejas wrote:
joedlrt wrote:
-14 in Denver this morning with -32 degree windchill
It's all about what your accustomed to and what kind of clothes that you have. I don't own a wooly cap or gloves. I don't even own a coat, not even a windbreaker. It's not worth the investment.
So, 18 degrees with 24 mph winds is pretty cold for someone who's winter gear consists of a couple of long-sleeved shirts.
Where you live, I'm sure they would freak out if it was 110-115 degrees (and not dry heat) for 3 months straight.
Everything's bigger in Texas, including the mistakes Texans always make.
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Welcome to Seguin, Tejas wrote:
joedlrt wrote:
-14 in Denver this morning with -32 degree windchill
It's all about what your accustomed to and what kind of clothes that you have. I don't own a wooly cap or gloves. I don't even own a coat, not even a windbreaker. It's not worth the investment.
So, 18 degrees with 24 mph winds is pretty cold for someone who's winter gear consists of a couple of long-sleeved shirts.
Where you live, I'm sure they would freak out if it was 110-115 degrees (and not dry heat) for 3 months straight.
I lived in San Antonio for about a year. It gets scary when the weather gets cold in that part of Texas, as nobody knows how to drive when there is snow / ice, and they don't have proper tires. I recommend you stay on lockdown. Seguin is not a bad little town by Texas standards. Gruene is nice. One of the few places with trout fishing in Texas.
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