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I'd like to be up in North Texas this week then, but not permanently with the largest chance of tornadoes, etc.
But down here after getting up to over 80, it's supposed to be hovering around in teen's, with good percentages of snow storms. And I know I'm younger than most of the members here, so I'm probably speaking for a small crowd: I'm really hoping to get out of school!
I don't blame you. I'm not young, but I work for a Central Texas school system and we're out today. I hope you got the same in Marlin.
Wow...what in the *&%# does -46 even feel like? Can you even walk to the mailbox to get your mail?
My husband was from MN and he said that as long as the wind wasn't blowing, he could go outside with a tee shirt on in -46 below. Wow! I think I'd have to a least wear a sweater.
Nice photos. I know that doesn't sound very cold, but when you have summer camping gear it's rather chilly, and I didn't expect temps that cold in late May. Was still bearable though.
No kidding!
Coldest I've ever been camping was actually in October in N Maine when it was 20F outside. I had only a 3 season bag (don't know the temp rating) and was just miserable throughout the night.
Having the right gear makes all the difference in the world.
My husband was from MN and he said that as long as the wind wasn't blowing, he could go outside with a tee shirt on in -46 below. Wow! I think I'd have to a least wear a sweater.
Coldest I've ever been camping was actually in October in N Maine when it was 20F outside. I had only a 3 season bag (don't know the temp rating) and was just miserable throughout the night.
Having the right gear makes all the difference in the world.
I found a sleeping bag rated to -21 C/-7 F is ideal when it's below 50 F outside.
In 33-49 F ambient, snug as a bug in a rug.
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