I built a house in Dragon Country (Robbinsville) and lived there for a year. Trust me, you do not want to winter there.
scubaman

 

Funny you should mention the texas weather. I was just on the phone with some of my colleagues in TX and razzing them about how nice it is here in the NE. I live in the boston area and yesterday was in the mid 60's and you guys are bracing for snow. LOL!

My roadster is enjoying the global warming effect!

 

You obviously haven't seen the weather for the weekend.

 

Hey were talking about right now, and hey a few little snow showers in new englad is expected but Texas? Houston? Certainly not in early dec.

Given the great weather that we have had in the North East this time of year we will take a few showers and enjoy them. Heck my weather men are soo off we may not even get rain!

 

The last map I saw on TV had the storm following the mountains so I pray you and I are spared! Have a great weekend.
pat

 

I woke up and my house and yard were covered with SNOW!!!
Unbelievable! I backed the Roadster and the sedan to the end of the driveway to clean out the garage and that's as far as it's going today.
60 tomorrow? Still pretty f-ing cold...we'll see

 

I'd love to have 60 about now. The top would be down. Unfortunately it is back to snow and cold for us folks here in Colorado.

 

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Originally Posted by itsky

I'd love to have 60 about now. The top would be down. Unfortunately it is back to snow and cold for us folks here in Colorado.

Oh, me too! Although, it got so warm during Thanksgiving that we were even able to get the motorcycles out to play. And our rose bushes started to bud, ack! They are REALLY unhappy now.

Was talking with a girlfriend who is in Anchorage for work atm and it was warmer there then here Thursday and Friday. But I think it's changing for the worse there too. Oh well, at least we usually have full on sunshine in CO for the illusion of warmth!

I'm gonna switch back to the all-season Contis for the winter, because you just know it will warm up here soon, prob around Christmas. With the summer rubber off, all I need is fairly dry streets and close to 50 degrees and the roadster will be on the road again. (yay for bunwarmers and a good heater, lol!) Although no real mountain action until spring.