18°F to be specific, with the wind chill setting it as 7°F. In New England that's a typical winter day, but it's pretty cold for around here. (Actually, according to the Weather Channel, it's warmer in Rhode Island than it is here.)

The funniest thing is that some of these idiots still have their automatic lawn sprinklers set to go on in the middle of the night, so I drove past several places this morning where there were sheets of ice over the grass and the pavement from the sprinklers running last night.

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It is warmer in Colorado, too: a balmy 44F and 10:30 am.

# posted by  FiveAcres : 12:30:00 PM

 

Linda, totally off-topic, but where can I find your 'Nothing in the Dark' Remember Wenn story?

# posted by  Tina : 3:08:00 PM

 

Click on the picture of Scott and Betty.

# posted by  Linda : 9:27:00 PM

 

Oooh, it was cold here in South Jersey today, in the mid-30s and very windy! It was so cold, the thrift shop where I volunteer barely had any customers!

# posted by  Emma : 9:40:00 PM

 

Oh! Very cleverly hidden :).

# posted by  Tina : 11:04:00 PM

 

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