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 Post subject: Re: Stormwatch 2025
PostPosted: Thu Feb 13, 2025 3:54 pm 
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Most of you guys aren't old enough to remember the 1980's winters:

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Chicago had several severe winters in the 1980s, including a record-breaking cold Christmas in 1983 and a record-breaking cold temperature in January 1985.
1981–1982
A severe winter with blizzard-like conditions in south central Illinois
The snow and cold caused 34 deaths and at least 550 injuries statewide
The snow and cold severely damaged agriculture and wildlife
1983
A record-breaking cold Christmas with temperatures below zero for 100 consecutive hours
On Christmas Day, the low temperature was -25° and the high was -11°
The wind chill reached a record of -82°
1985
A record-breaking cold temperature of -27° on January 20
A wind chill of -93° was recorded
A cold air mass moved southeastward, bringing frigid air to most of the East Coast of the United States


I was working outside on Christmas Eve, 1983.

The diesel in my truck turned to jelly.

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PostPosted: Thu Feb 13, 2025 3:55 pm 
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a retard wrote:
Most of you guys aren't old enough to remember the 1980's winters:

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Chicago had several severe winters in the 1980s, including a record-breaking cold Christmas in 1983 and a record-breaking cold temperature in January 1985.
1981–1982
A severe winter with blizzard-like conditions in south central Illinois
The snow and cold caused 34 deaths and at least 550 injuries statewide
The snow and cold severely damaged agriculture and wildlife
1983
A record-breaking cold Christmas with temperatures below zero for 100 consecutive hours
On Christmas Day, the low temperature was -25° and the high was -11°
The wind chill reached a record of -82°
1985
A record-breaking cold temperature of -27° on January 20
A wind chill of -93° was recorded
A cold air mass moved southeastward, bringing frigid air to most of the East Coast of the United States


Yeah, I remember the foot-tall frozen ruts we would have on the side streets.

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a retard wrote:
Most of you guys aren't old enough to remember the 1980's winters:

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Chicago had several severe winters in the 1980s, including a record-breaking cold Christmas in 1983 and a record-breaking cold temperature in January 1985.
1981–1982
A severe winter with blizzard-like conditions in south central Illinois
The snow and cold caused 34 deaths and at least 550 injuries statewide
The snow and cold severely damaged agriculture and wildlife
1983
A record-breaking cold Christmas with temperatures below zero for 100 consecutive hours
On Christmas Day, the low temperature was -25° and the high was -11°
The wind chill reached a record of -82°
1985
A record-breaking cold temperature of -27° on January 20
A wind chill of -93° was recorded
A cold air mass moved southeastward, bringing frigid air to most of the East Coast of the United States


I was working outside on Christmas Eve, 1983.

The diesel in my truck turned to jelly.


was outside working in a t-shirt christmas 1982, the next christmas - dressed like an eskimo. also worked at o'hare the coldest ever day in 1985. i believe at some point for humans, the temp doesn't matter any more. i only remember that -25 below and windy is the same as -8 below and windy. machinery and other products are different, humans just keep going.


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Seacrest wrote:
a retard wrote:
Most of you guys aren't old enough to remember the 1980's winters:

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Chicago had several severe winters in the 1980s, including a record-breaking cold Christmas in 1983 and a record-breaking cold temperature in January 1985.
1981–1982
A severe winter with blizzard-like conditions in south central Illinois
The snow and cold caused 34 deaths and at least 550 injuries statewide
The snow and cold severely damaged agriculture and wildlife
1983
A record-breaking cold Christmas with temperatures below zero for 100 consecutive hours
On Christmas Day, the low temperature was -25° and the high was -11°
The wind chill reached a record of -82°
1985
A record-breaking cold temperature of -27° on January 20
A wind chill of -93° was recorded
A cold air mass moved southeastward, bringing frigid air to most of the East Coast of the United States


I was working outside on Christmas Eve, 1983.

The diesel in my truck turned to jelly.



Family had a diesel Oldsmobile. Died on the way to school 3 or 4 times. Talked to a guy years later he had a big business covering those cars to gas and/or buying them cheap and shipping them Arizona. Said the shops had garages full of them all winter thawing them out. I remember a lot of cold winters from 79ish to maybe 85/86..

When we had the old Duramax pickup out here I always had a spare fuel filter in the car. The paraffin in biodiesel did not agree with those filters when it was cold.


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 Post subject: Re: Stormwatch 2025
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Drunk Squirrel wrote:
Seacrest wrote:
a retard wrote:
Most of you guys aren't old enough to remember the 1980's winters:

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Chicago had several severe winters in the 1980s, including a record-breaking cold Christmas in 1983 and a record-breaking cold temperature in January 1985.
1981–1982
A severe winter with blizzard-like conditions in south central Illinois
The snow and cold caused 34 deaths and at least 550 injuries statewide
The snow and cold severely damaged agriculture and wildlife
1983
A record-breaking cold Christmas with temperatures below zero for 100 consecutive hours
On Christmas Day, the low temperature was -25° and the high was -11°
The wind chill reached a record of -82°
1985
A record-breaking cold temperature of -27° on January 20
A wind chill of -93° was recorded
A cold air mass moved southeastward, bringing frigid air to most of the East Coast of the United States


I was working outside on Christmas Eve, 1983.

The diesel in my truck turned to jelly.



Family had a diesel Oldsmobile. Died on the way to school 3 or 4 times. Talked to a guy years later he had a big business covering those cars to gas and/or buying them cheap and shipping them Arizona. Said the shops had garages full of them all winter thawing them out. I remember a lot of cold winters from 79ish to maybe 85/86..

When we had the old Duramax pickup out here I always had a spare fuel filter in the car. The paraffin in biodiesel did not agree with those filters when it was cold.


Our family had an Oldsmobile diesel station wagon. :lol:

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 Post subject: Re: Stormwatch 2025
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Our family had an Oldsmobile diesel station wagon. :lol:



With luxurious maroon vinyl interior and woody styling on the outside? I don't remember much about that car except it freezing up on 25 a few times, road trips to western Pennsylvania, how damn hot the seats got in the middle of summer and my mom complaining about it being hard to find fuel for it away from the interstate(Shell station near the train station in Geneva I think was one of her spots). Oh, and the darn thing was a boat.


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Sounds like this is gonna be an interesting late night early morning hours .

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Sounds like this is gonna be an interesting late night early morning hours .

Of fuck all happens like half the time they say it's gonna be bad.

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Doesn't look as bad now.


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Doesn't look as bad now.

Tracking South?

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Cashman wrote:
Doesn't look as bad now.

Tracking South?


It looks like a wall of goodness that will hit Chicagoland. It doesn't look at intense as earlier as being red on the radar.

Maybe we can get boots on the ground with Dicaro to give us updates? Could we get a chopper off the ground if she boarded it?


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What is this, hail for ants?

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 Post subject: Re: Stormwatch 2025
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Sounds like we are all going to be pummeled by baseball size hail around 5pm. Good luck to everyone.


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 Post subject: Re: Stormwatch 2025
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Gorilla hail or also nothing.

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We just had tons of hail….

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We just had tons of hail….

Are you in Adams county? I’m in Sauk and my phone was going off every 5 minutes. Some good size hail and a bit of rain has turned to sunshine (at the moment).

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What kind of garbage is this? Completely misses Bartlett. I had the garage door open sitting in a lawn chair trying to watch this....I am disappointed!


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Lighting sirens going off at the Elmhurst softball fields. Figured as soon as we started it’d get delayed.


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Lighting sirens going off at the Elmhurst softball fields. Figured as soon as we started it’d get delayed.


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There was some rain. Some lightning.
Why is everyone freaked out by that? We need rain around here.

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Heavy rain in the bright sunshine! Awesome! No rainbow, though


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Lighting sirens going off at the Elmhurst softball fields. Figured as soon as we started it’d get delayed.


Don't let the government tell you not to use metal bats right now! #Resist

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had gumball hail for about 10 minutes and car wash rain for 20. then it got real bright. it's freaky weather.

tomorrow should be nicer but windy.


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It rained for like 10 seconds here.

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No rain.

It took me no small amount of effort to get two cars in the garage and nothing happened.

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