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  1. 2007-01-26, 03:21 PM #1
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    New York City is a freezer

    Damn roomies New York is cold!!!! So who still wants to complain about that heat wave ya'll had a little while ago? :lol:

    RECORD EVENT REPORT
    NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE UPTON NY
    0718 AM EST FRI JAN 26 2007

    ...RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE SET AT KENNEDY...

    A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE OF 9 DEGREES WAS SET AT KENNEDY TODAY AT
    647 AM. THIS TIES THE OLD RECORD OF 9 SET IN 1994.
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  2. 2007-01-26, 03:32 PM #2
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    Hey I am not complaining. Now we need a littlem ore moisture in the air. Maybe about ten degrees warmer than it was and you have the makings of fun weather.
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    9 degrees?!?!? HEAT WAVE!!!

    At least when you've been in the ice ages the last few months...

    Basically old man winter is paying you back for the indian summer just a few weeks ago!
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    I walked about 3/4 of a mile to the subway this morning (as I always do) in Brooklyn when it was 9 degrees. I bundled up and it wasn't that bad. Sure when the wind kicked up you felt it in your face and lower legs and toes, but aside from a little immediate numbness for a few minutes it wasn't bad.
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    Re: New York City is a freezer

    Quote Originally Posted by Midnight Mike
    A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE OF 9 DEGREES WAS SET AT KENNEDY TODAY AT
    647 AM. THIS TIES THE OLD RECORD OF 9 SET IN 1994.
    Gee, guess where I was at that exact time? What a fun way to witness history. haha
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    Quote Originally Posted by RDU-JFK
    I walked about 3/4 of a mile to the subway this morning (as I always do) in Brooklyn when it was 9 degrees. I bundled up and it wasn't that bad. Sure when the wind kicked up you felt it in your face and lower legs and toes, but aside from a little immediate numbness for a few minutes it wasn't bad.
    Yeah, guess who forgot her hat and gloves this morning while standing on the elevated N platform! :(

    P.S. I love winter, just forgot my gear....whoops!
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  7. 2007-01-26, 04:44 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mellyrose
    Yeah, guess who forgot her hat and gloves this morning while standing on the elevated N platform! :(

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  8. 2007-01-26, 04:46 PM #8
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    And knowing the wait for the N train sometimes...watch out for frostbite!
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  9. 2007-01-27, 12:21 AM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by RDU-JFK
    And knowing the wait for the N train sometimes...watch out for frostbite!
    God, thats true.

    I used to have to commute on the "A" (or "C") line out to Rockaway many years ago..and when it hit around zero degrees the draw bridge would occasionally freeze up (while open).. then the train would be delayed for quite awhile - that was great.. outside in the wind - AND NO HEAT !!!! watching your breath while ON the train. Our friend Mike McLaughlin might have had this expereince as well.. I really don't miss that train line at all.

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