This flippin' weather reminds me of this exchange:

Frank: I was out for five minutes before, I couldn't feel my extremities.

Estelle: What extremities!?

Tell me about, Cleveland's had winter storm and wind chill advisories seemingly since December. Lake effect snow is the pits. The roads are slippery, the bridges are meely, and I don't know what's going on with the interstates. I find myself driving like Kramer did when he found out that you could come out of a coma.

Well, go around . . . ya bunch of crazies!

Originally posted by MillenniumMan831
Tell me about, Cleveland's had winter storm and wind chill advisories seemingly since December. Lake effect snow is the pits. The roads are slippery, the bridges are meely, and I don't know what's going on with the interstates. I find myself driving like Kramer did when he found out that you could come out of a coma.

Well, go around . . . ya bunch of crazies!

:lol: Very good Millennium

It's been brutal over here. It's been so cold that guys aren't coming out to the club I work at. It's been like a ghost town.

The west ain't much better. It's sundance film festival time here in utah, but it's too darn cold for many to show up. At night it's -10 degrees with wind.

That's gotta be in the Mountains? I admit I dont know too much about January temps in Utah. What is the normal temp?

It's a bitter cold 63 degrees down here in Austin, TX.

I can't wait for the summer again. I love going to the beach. I love bikini weather.

Originally posted by Dutabi84
It's a bitter cold 63 degrees down here in Austin, TX.
That's like 60 degrees warmer than here!

Here's my Cleveland weather forecast . . . (http://www.weather.com/outlook/sports/local/44121)

Looks like snow.

Here's mine. Looks like more dang warm weather...dang (http://www.weather.com/outlook/sports/local/78681)

(Squinting eyes)

Gonnaberuff.

8°F
Cloudy Feels Like
-6°F

UV Index: 0 Minimal
Dew Point: 4°F
Humidity: 80%
Visibility: Unlimited
Pressure: 29.86 inches and rising
Wind: From the North at 12 mph

Snow is in the forcast for the Tri-State area

Originally posted by sinatrastar
That's gotta be in the Mountains? I admit I dont know too much about January temps in Utah. What is the normal temp?

Yeah, that's Park City, which is high in the mountains somewhere between slc and the wyoming border. In the valley cities it's usually mid 20s for a high with single digits low.