Heavy snowfalls hit Romania

by **breeze** » 27 Jan 12, 2:09 pm

There are few pictures below the article too.

http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-736854

by **Laney** » 27 Jan 12, 3:14 pm

Oh wow......that looks brutal....we have gotten hit pretty hard here as well, but not nearly that bad......hope your getting around ok!

by **Jack Flash** » 27 Jan 12, 4:44 pm

Did you go out and make a snowman? - photos please :lmao:

by **cerina** » 28 Jan 12, 3:46 pm

Are you at the flat or the house, Breeze? Either way, it looks as if you are staying there for a few days at least.

Keep warm and safe, my lovely. And don't send the snow in my direction. :hug:

by **Lonestar** » 28 Jan 12, 11:33 pm

But you may send it my way. Snowfall like that above would literally shut down Dallas County. :lmao:

Do be careful, dearest Breeze. :hug:

by **breeze** » 29 Jan 12, 4:47 am

We are at the house, but today we leave the area :lmao:

it is too cold here. Now the roads are OK, only very slippery. We had last night -22 Celsius degrees outside(-8 Fahrenheit) and with the heating sistem on maximum we only had 16 Celsius in bedroom (61 Fahrenheit) :cussing:

I tried to make a snowman, but it was not possible, the snow is too fluffy because it is too cold. But it is sunny. :sunny:

by **breeze** » 29 Jan 12, 5:13 am

by **Jack Flash** » 29 Jan 12, 7:26 am

perfect snow angel making stuff (just in case you want to make some angels)

no snow this year here

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by **breeze** » 29 Jan 12, 7:36 am

Only this year?

Do you have snow there in winter?

by **Jack Flash** » 29 Jan 12, 7:44 am

We get snow every other winter or so

it has been unusually warm

by **breeze** » 29 Jan 12, 2:13 pm

Few more pictures

by **Don't Blink** » 29 Jan 12, 3:19 pm

That looks like Siberia or Alaska

by **mugley** » 29 Jan 12, 3:25 pm

breeze wrote::lmao:

just like a woman, start something with a man and never finish :lmao:

by **breeze** » 29 Jan 12, 3:30 pm

mugley wrote:
breeze wrote::lmao:

just like a woman, start something with a man and never finish

Told you, it was too fluffy. :lmao:

Don't Blink wrote:That looks like Siberia or Alaska

At -8 Fahrenheit, it was just like that.

And still is.

by **mugley** » 29 Jan 12, 3:31 pm

well you sometimes have to help firm it up :twisted:

by **breeze** » 29 Jan 12, 3:45 pm

mugley wrote:well you sometimes have to help firm it up

by **cerina** » 29 Jan 12, 6:37 pm

It would have gone flat if she had given it a head.

by **breeze** » 31 Jan 12, 1:13 pm

This morning, around 11 o'clock.

(-6 Fahrenheit)

by **Lonestar** » 31 Jan 12, 3:22 pm

breeze wrote:This morning, around 11 o'clock. (-6 Fahrenheit)

About 950 RPM and the engine's thermostat just opened [going by the temperature gauge] :angel:

And it is cold, there. :mrgreen:

by **mugley** » 31 Jan 12, 3:31 pm

brrrrrrr when I lived in Denver Co a number of years ago, we set a record of about a 130 hours of straight subzero (F) weather. At night it was getting down to about 20F below, -29C ( doesn't sound right) and up to about -7f -22C, at night I could walk outside and with in a minute or so, my mustache would ice up, on Christmas day it warmed up to 7f above, -14C, I took the dog to the park LOL car thefts also sky rocketed that week, people would go outside to star their cars and go back inside while they were warming up, and it would be more than some poor fellow waiting on the city bus could stand, they'd jump in them and take them close to where they worked and leave them, wouldn't take anything out of them or anything, just used them for a ride to work :lmao:

by **breeze** » 31 Jan 12, 4:14 pm

Lonestar wrote:
breeze wrote:This morning, around 11 o'clock. (-6 Fahrenheit)

About 950 RPM and the engine's thermostat just opened [going by the temperature gauge]

Is that bad, or good?

mugley wrote:At night it was getting down to about 20F below, -29C ( doesn't sound right) and up to about -7f -22C, at night I could walk outside and with in a minute or so, my mustache would ice up, on Christmas day it warmed up to 7f above, -14C,

Then, you know how it is. :mrgreen:

by **Lonestar** » 31 Jan 12, 4:22 pm

Lonestar wrote:About 950 RPM and the engine's thermostat just opened [going by the temperature gauge]

breeze wrote:Is that bad, or good?

Very good. One, you were able to start the engine at such a cold temperature, and Two, the engine's water/antifreeze mix is flowing. :mrgreen:

by **breeze** » 01 Feb 12, 12:47 am

Thank you Lonestar, it was not me, but my husband.

by **mugley** » 01 Feb 12, 1:07 am

oh hell no problem then, he can walk :lmao:

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