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Colder here. What's your temp? What ya burnin?

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  1. Gasifier

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    It was 17 F here early this morning with a cold azz wind. The boiler was eating up Ash and something that looked like Elm overnight. I think we hit a high of about 25 today in the sun.

    Right now it is 18 and I went through a decent amount of White Pine throughout the day since I was here to keep reloading every 3-4 hours. I was only putting half a load in. Burning up twisted splits, uglies, etc.
     
  2. sirbuildalot

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    Never got above about 26-27 here today. Breezy as well. Red Maple keeping the cold at bay
     
  3. yooperdave

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    Too windy all day long here. Temps were in the upper 30's but just too windy.
     
  4. coreboy83

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    43° and very pleasant. Just loaded some Silver Maple and Ash. EW load. Shorties and Chunks
     
  5. Eric Wanderweg

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    19F and just got the stove loaded up for the long overnight haul. Black Birch, Ash, with some Cedar thrown in for good measure.
     
  6. NH mountain man

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    17 here and just reloaded with Red Maple. Hoping to start making some ice as the snowmobile trails go over the lakes, and folks like to drive their trucks out to the fishing spots thru the ice.
     
  7. Marvin

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    18* out 65* in...got some red maple with a piece of elm to warm things back up in here
     
  8. sirbuildalot

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    18 out 69 in after the over night. Red Maple left some nice coals for me. Basement probably 75
     
  9. Maina

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    16 out 75 in. Burning coals down with hemlock. Never got to 30 yesterday and pretty breezy. Supposed to be in the 30’s today with a bit less wind, heat wave tomorrow at 50.
     
  10. coreboy83

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    37° out, 69° in. 5 Small red oak splits, on top of a pile of pine board kindling
     
  11. Oldhippie

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    Got down to 12'F here in Massachusetts on the NH line. 20'F at 6:30AM when I got up. Burning a mix of hardwood, mainly oak, it's all 2 years seasoned or slightly more. Had both the Fireview in the main house and the Absolut Steel in the basement burning as I was Zooming it down there with friends last night.
    Frost on Lawn.jpg
     
  12. Backwoods Savage

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    Crazy. Temp in the 50's.
     
  13. Erik B

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    I ran the oil furnace for a few minutes this morning. Temps should be in the mid 60's today so no need of a fire.
     
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    Saw a low of -34* driving into work last night and -15 coming home. It’s -15* now and spruce keeping things @a warm 72*.
     
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    Is it time then for putting the snows on ?:santa:
    What is the official end of SS ? The SS burn stack is close to nil.:seasoned:
     
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    Got up to 74 degrees today. Very gusty winds, the fire guys were running on brush fires today.
     
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    Mid 50's here as well today. Nice!
     
  18. Marvin

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    30* out 68* ......red maple and elm doing their thing.

    Its supposed to get in to the mid 60s today :picard:

    I can't stand schizophrenic weather like this...
     
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    37 and 74, burning coals down with hemlock. Might see 50 today woohoo! Schizophrenic weather is a good description Marvin
     
  20. Backwoods Savage

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    A little cool in house so thought I'd best light the stove. Opened door to get wood and wow! Felt like early summer outside. 56 degrees! That is higher than our normal high for sure and it is still dark.