Post Your Temperature and Windspeed
- Carbon12
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I'll start it off
40.5 at 06:00 light winds
15:30 30.8 with 5 MPH sustained 10 minute average wind speed
40.5 at 06:00 light winds
15:30 30.8 with 5 MPH sustained 10 minute average wind speed
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For some reason the local weather didn't copy but it's 1* with a wind chill of -29. Normally they have wind speed on here but anyhow we have a fairly steady wind with gusts that form little snow tornadoes. In other words it's cold.
http://www.accuweather.com/en/us/linesville-pa/16 ... st/2242753
Got it to work, that high temp was earlier. Only one way to go now.
http://www.accuweather.com/en/us/linesville-pa/16 ... st/2242753
Got it to work, that high temp was earlier. Only one way to go now.
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Weather Underground currently has the closest back-yard weather station to my house at -4.7 degrees F. with gusts to 21 MPH. Windchill at -24 degrees.
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It's about time you get a taste of some -25 windchills.lsayre wrote:Weather Underground currently has the closest back-yard weather station to my house at -4.7 degrees F. with gusts to 21 MPH. Windchill at -24 degrees.
It is a balmy 32 degrees here with 7 mph winds. Supposed to drop to almost 0F later tonight.
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There is an airport across the street from me so I get accurate weather, 52* and 11 SSE winds. I had 2 windows open all day as I painted the bathroom ...and the vigilant keeps purring!
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We had a high today around noon of 56°, with a peak gust of 29 mph in the sheltered valley here.
Right now, this is what we've got ...
The peak on the graph was when I set the house T-stats to 75°, so I could clean the boiler without everything cooling down too much.
Right now, this is what we've got ...
The peak on the graph was when I set the house T-stats to 75°, so I could clean the boiler without everything cooling down too much.
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- CoalHeat
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I have to go outside and look at the Weather Rock first.
- Carbon12
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I have a feeling that after a coule of trips OUTSIDE to the weather rock tonight,....you'll be ready for, at least, wireless thermometer recommendations don't pee on any flag poles tonight,.....it will turn out badly.
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Carbon12 wrote:Are you on a crawl space?
Armed with a blow torch no doubt!
Chris, what about heat tape and pipe insulation?
Kinda... Originally, this house was built on 14" tall brick piers, about 8 ft apart. Over the past 20 years, someone decided to 'wrap' the outside perimeter of the house with 4" thick concrete block. Trying to make it a little warmer under there, I guess.Carbon12 wrote:Are you on a crawl space?
Well, they never completed the job. And what block they did install, is falling back out because they never installed a footing under that block 'wall'.
Most pipes just lay on the ground under there. I have heat-taped and insulated the pipes I can get to, But the well pressure tank is under there too, on its side, and I cannot get to it without removing one of the Block walls