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

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Gasifier, Nov 4, 2013.

  1. Horkn

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    32° already this am.

    We have a nice stretch of not brutal cold weather.
    Ash in the stove. 72° in the stove room at 7:30 am. Now it's 76° in the stove room.


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  2. thewoodlands

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    We had - 11.4 last night before I hit the sleeper, when we had our first cup of coffee this morning it was -3.2.

    Overnight I ran the pellet stove, we had 68 up here and 66 in the sleeper. We're back burning the wood stove today.
     
  3. corncob

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    Actually, not bad here today. Got up to 28 which is higher than it's been in 2 weeks. Most nights are at 0 or below.
    Ain't flip flop weather yet but it's coming.................sometime.
     
  4. Locust Post

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    Made it up to 36 today with bright sun. Was 75 upstairs at 4:00. Just now got some maple and sycamore up to temp and engaged the cat.
     
  5. yooperdave

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    15-20 all day but felt cooler. Snowed all day also........after I plowed! :headbang:
     
  6. Eric Wanderweg

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    23 here but it’s not supposed to drop much further overnight. More snow on the way tomorrow, followed by a warming trend. Right now I’m burning up some red/sugar maple chunks and uglies, with a little black locust mixed in.
     
  7. Cash Larue

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    Woke up to 11” of fresh snow on the driveway this morning. The weather geniuses literally didn’t see it coming. Last night they said there was a 5% chance of less than an inch.

    Currently burning Lodgepole Pine and Douglas Fir in the Oslo.

    14 degrees outside. 75 degrees in the house.

    I’m drying a few snow covered splits by the Oslo to get a little humidity in the air.
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  8. yooperdave

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    C'mon Cash! Ya gotz to learn to listen, brother! All that means is there is a 95% chance of something else....and that's what ya got! :rofl: :lol:
     
  9. Locust Post

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    that's correct, they were right on, you didn't get less than an inch
     
  10. Cash Larue

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  11. Erik B

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    Cash Larue Or you could say you got 11 inches of flurries:rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol:
     
  12. Gasifier

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    25 here. A nice relief. Pine, Beech, and Maple in the Wood Gun for the overnight.
     
  13. The Wood Wolverine

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    24/76. Have a few smalls of red oak and a chunk of mulberry in the firebox w/ a flue temp of about 550. Trying to raise the temps again before the overnight load.
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  14. Cash Larue

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    I’m gonna keep that one in my back pocket for next time:rofl: :lol:
     
  15. thewoodlands

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    It's 21.7 tonight with the wood stove getting a load of soft and hard maple with four rounds of ironwood on the top row, the temp up here is 70 and the basement is 78.
     
  16. theburtman

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    19/72 Feels nice after so much subzero
     
  17. NH mountain man

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    Where are you at where there is no wood to cut? Out west on the plains?
     
  18. Chvymn99

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    26F / 71F inside.... Just loaded up with walnut...
     
  19. NH mountain man

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    It's 12* here, 65 in. Lots of coals from last night, added everything that was in the almost empty porch wood box. Small stuff odds & ends, I gotta refill the wood box when the sun comes up.
     
  20. Chud

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    30 with freezing rain. Burning oak with an occasional red maple split.