Yup - you were pretty cold - you got to watch hypothermia as it creeps up and that was the right temp 3 degrees and wet. Had fun tho -
Sandy comes aknockin'
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Sabex
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Yup - you were pretty cold - you got to watch hypothermia as it creeps up and that was the right temp 3 degrees and wet. Had fun tho -
Only my hands. The rest of me was warmer.
Forgot to put on some "surgical" gloves before heading out so they got wet.
PLau
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I'm scared of the limbs falling out of the sky.
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/alerts/wwcaon0066d/caon0763/weather?ref=warnings_citypage
[h=2]DETAILS[/h]Hurricane Sandy is forecast to track from the Atlantic ocean into the New Jersey shoreline this evening as it transitions into a powerful post-tropical storm. Winds will increase out of the north to northeast today at 40 gusting to 60 km/h in most areas. They will intensify further this evening to 60 gusting at times to 90 km/h accompanied by heavier bands of rain as Sandy begins to move across Pennsylvania. Winds may be even stronger in the Niagara and Sarnia regions where gusts over 100 km/h are possible. They may also gust a little stronger over higher terrain. Winds will begin to ease below warning criteria on Tuesday morning. Sporadic power outages are quite likely across the warned regions due to falling limbs and the odd toppled tree taking out hydro lines.
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/alerts/wwcaon0066d/caon0763/weather?ref=warnings_citypage
[h=2]DETAILS[/h]Hurricane Sandy is forecast to track from the Atlantic ocean into the New Jersey shoreline this evening as it transitions into a powerful post-tropical storm. Winds will increase out of the north to northeast today at 40 gusting to 60 km/h in most areas. They will intensify further this evening to 60 gusting at times to 90 km/h accompanied by heavier bands of rain as Sandy begins to move across Pennsylvania. Winds may be even stronger in the Niagara and Sarnia regions where gusts over 100 km/h are possible. They may also gust a little stronger over higher terrain. Winds will begin to ease below warning criteria on Tuesday morning. Sporadic power outages are quite likely across the warned regions due to falling limbs and the odd toppled tree taking out hydro lines.
Venom01
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Likely try a Forks run this aft. Wind never an issue. Just good to get out before it gets too wet.
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It will be hurricane debris when it gets here.
at this point might miss us entirely
http://google.org/crisismap/2012-sandy
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It will be hurricane debris when it gets here.
at this point might miss us entirely
http://google.org/crisismap/2012-sandy
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Me too....and I'm looking outside as everything dries up. My only concern is about the construction signs on Front Street blowing down the street and into my bike......
Sabex
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They keep your hands from getting wet, which is really helpful because wet things get a lot colder when wind hits it. My hands were numb within 10 minutes of riding, while everything else was fine.
Sabex
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http://wxug.us/tldc
Looks like she'll be nasty for an hour or so in a little bit.
Looks like she'll be nasty for an hour or so in a little bit.
Nice ride up to the Forks - windy but warmer than yesterday and no rain.
soo far.....just looked at the radar - oh well - it's a narrow band - still better grab the rain jacket from the top case..
Okay I lied - it's pouring - did not even notice - oh well got the wet gear out.''
soo far.....just looked at the radar - oh well - it's a narrow band - still better grab the rain jacket from the top case..
Okay I lied - it's pouring - did not even notice - oh well got the wet gear out.''
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I mean at all. I had no idea anyone was getting one let alone us being affected by the aftermath of one.
RichinOville
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