[05hexhead]

The end is in sight. :dance:

 

[PMitchell]

The end is in sight. :dance:

Armageddon? :rotf:

 

[05hexhead]

Armageddon? :rotf:

Winter

 

[PMitchell]

Winter

Of course. I was in Toronto earlier this week and it was actually balmy! :bmw:

 

[TWheels]

The end is in sight. :dance:

Not soon enough for me. Keeping my fingers crossed but on the way out the door to plow the lane again.

 

[katnapinn]

Yep I can't wait!! These 80 degree days are hard to handle. :histerica

 

[2wheeljunkie]

Not so in the Maritimes....35 cm of snow last Saturday, another 15 on Tuesday. Minus 12 C today with wind chills to -20. I think it will be awhile before I will be taking the cover off the RT.

 

[saddleman]

Not so in the Maritimes....35 cm of snow last Saturday, another 15 on Tuesday. Minus 12 C today with wind chills to -20. I think it will be awhile before I will be taking the cover off the RT.

I need a calculator to figure out what you said. :rotf:

 

[2wheeljunkie]

I forgot you guys south of the border are one of the last hold-outs to convert things to metric, or vice versa. 35 cm = 14 inches, 15 cm = 6 inches (divide metric by 2.5). Quite honestly since I am from the old-school, I still think in Imperial measurements and have to convert, with snow I am getting used to the conversion, stil have trouble with temperatures and liquid measurements. I know how cold it is by steping outside. The USA were smart not to convet, wish we never had, we still have duplicate measurements in the grocery store...very confusing and expensive since you guys are our biggers trading partner, everything brought into the country has to have more info on the labels. Maybe North America should revolt against the metric invasion.

 

[hschisler]

70 degrees yesterday (tying the record for that date), and 48 today. I rode to work today for the first time in 7 weeks.

 

[johnbaker15]

Yup, 25 degrees and 6-8 inches of snow.. What that expression, March in like a Lion out like a lamb. Here is hoping for Lambs..

 

[PaulStaske]

Here we never really had a winter. We have had maybe 3 inchs of snow total for the season! Last year though was a different story it snowed a lot and very cold. Go figure

 

[garry_kramer]

8 " snow last Saturday in Edmonton.

Garry

 

[05hexhead]

Yep I can't wait!! These 80 degree days are hard to handle. :histerica

Yes you guys have had a great winter. I have a sister north of Dallas.

But, we can ride up here during the summer without melting.

 

[ronk1200lt]

Nice weather on Vancouver Island yesterday ...+8 C. Had the GT out and loved it. Nice after two months of bike withdrawl in Edmonton.

 

[jamesgoodchild]

Freaking snowed yesterday and today. Spring can't come soon enough.

 

[noRThwind]

Fired up the snow blower for the first time this year. The end might be in sight but I'm having a little trouble seeing it.

RT is still hibernating under its little blanket and is not showing signs of waking up any time soon.

Back to the latest issue of RoadRunner.

 

[Palerider]

Yep I can't wait!! These 80 degree days are hard to handle. :histerica

:brick:

 

[WhittleD]

Big woop! now it is 65F and sunny and 35 to 40 mph winds. I would rather have the calm 35F. I can at least prepare for the cold, nothing prepares you for a 40 mph cross gust of wind. Nothing is worse than looking out the window at a beautiful blue cloudless sky knowing it is to dangerous to go riding and it would be no fun to try.

 

[2wheeljunkie]

I just got done cleaning up another 20 cm, 8 inches of "intermitent flurries" , at least that is what the weather forecaster called it. If that accumulation is "flurries", I sure hope they don't call for a 'nor-easter'. I have been using the bike to lean the snow shovels on.