interpreter66 (Offline)
#44
12/2/08 10:24 AM
salt on the road's? door's freezing? what the heck are ya"ll talking about:wink
terrehautian (Offline)
#45
12/2/08 11:45 AM
If I didn't like snow so much, I would move down to Florida so I could ride a motorcycle all year long. Then laugh at everyone the first winter I am down there when they say cold is 50 degrees.
Tim Watson (Offline)
#47
12/2/08 7:26 PM
We ended up getting about 9" of snow by Monday morning here in the land of cheese. Looks like more coming on Wednesday. :redflag:
pletchfan (Offline)
#48
12/2/08 8:59 PM
Well here in beautiful Tennessee it snowed like crazy for about 5 minutes yesterday, looked like a blizzard, melted as quick as it hit. But, it was really fun to watch. Been a bit chilly here but I don't miss all that snow in Indiana one bit. We might get a chance to see it at Christmas, we are coming to Frankfort for Christmas!!! I just hope the traveling is not treacherous. Make sure and have the roads cleared. The snow in the yards is GREAT!!!
badgerfan (Offline)
#49
12/2/08 9:58 PM
Here in the southern Wisconsin-northern Illinois area there is salt available. But the prices have got insane. Our streets dept. locked in this spring, took delivery and paid late summer and got it at around $46 per ton. With the price volatility the vendors won't honor prices for delayed delivery. If you want some now you will see quotes well over $200 per ton, I have heard as high as $250. We have cut back the salt by combining salt crystal with brine and beet juice. Sounds goofy and the pavement does take on a red tinge but it keeps the ice from buidling up or sticking and saves money.
Tim Watson (Offline)
#50
12/4/08 8:05 PM
We got another 5" here yesterday and i'm located between Milwaukee and Green Bay. That puts us around 14-15" so far this winter. I would like to have a talk with Mother Nature but i'm afraid it would turn into this :angry-smiley-007: