Wood'nCoal wrote:42 today. Crazy weather.
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Low Temperatures Recorded 16 January, 2009
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Temperature Reports
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LOCATION MIN TEMPS TIME/DATE COMMENTS
DEGREES OF
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MAINE
...AROOSTOOK COUNTY...
BIG BLACK RIVER -50 831 AM 1/16 USGS BBRM1
NINEMILE BRIDGE -48 841 AM 1/16 USGS NINM1
ALLAGASH -47 722 AM 1/16 COOP ALGM1
DICKEY -45 833 AM 1/16 USGS DICM1
LILLE -45 717 AM 1/16 AR034
MASARDIS -45 840 AM 1/16 USGS MASM1
CLAYTON LAKE -44 832 AM 1/16 COOP CLTM1
GRAND ISLE -44 722 AM 1/16 SPOTTER
OXBOW -43 842 AM 1/16 COOP OXBM1
FORT KENT MILLS -41 853 AM 1/16 AR054
STOCKHOLM -41 717 AM 1/16 SPOTTER
VAN BUREN -41 845 AM 1/16 COOP VANM1
EAGLE LAKE -40 902 AM 1/16 COOP EGLM1
FORT KENT -40 851 AM 1/16 COOP FISM1
FOX BROOK -40 835 AM 1/16 COOP FOXM1
PRESQUE ISLE -39 758 AM 1/16 AWOS KPQI
LIMESTONE -38 917 AM 1/16 COOP LIZM1
CARIBOU WFO -37 718 AM 1/16 ASOS KCAR
MADAWASKA -37 832 AM 1/16 AR037
SHERMAN -37 902 AM 1/16 AR072
HOULTON -35 838 AM 1/16 ASOS KHUL
LIMESTONE -35 717 AM 1/16 AR035
FRENCHVILLE -30 835 AM 1/16 ASOS KFVE
ASHLAND -28 716 AM 1/16 SPOTTER
KNOWLES CORNER -18 839 AM 1/16 COOP KNCM1
I'm On Fire wrote:Yup, this weather is wacky for sure. My stove is back to idling around 300-350*. I don't mind it so much, saves me coal.
Although I will say this, the one thing I don't like about the up and down weather is that the rear grate on the DS is ashed up and I can't clear it, which means the rear grate is no longer burning and I can't get it burning again without shutting the stove down. Last season all four grates were glowing red. This season, the rear grate has been out and the front grate goes out when I idle down but I can get that one burning again.
fastcat wrote:I'm On Fire wrote:Yup, this weather is wacky for sure. My stove is back to idling around 300-350*. I don't mind it so much, saves me coal.
Although I will say this, the one thing I don't like about the up and down weather is that the rear grate on the DS is ashed up and I can't clear it, which means the rear grate is no longer burning and I can't get it burning again without shutting the stove down. Last season all four grates were glowing red. This season, the rear grate has been out and the front grate goes out when I idle down but I can get that one burning again.
Use your poker from the top and clear the ash.
samhill wrote:I was going to give everyone East of me an early warning about the wind
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