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

33 and snowing! First snow of the season with about a half inch on the ground so far. A small load of white birch to carry us through most of the night.

 

Got back in from deer opener in my zone and warming up the shack. Only yard deer and a group of 4 little ladies out there...no bucks to be seen. Drowning my sorrows in this few degree below freezing weather with pizza, the stove is eating poplar and slab cut offs.

 

30 F with Ash and Pine in the Wood Gun. Looks like we will get some snow overnight.

 

31/70 snowing pretty good outside and siberian elm in the stove.

 

22/76....poplar, pine and ash

 

11/90 burning pine and fir. More snow on the way tomorrow

 

30/70 ground is covered and still snowing
Basswood and hardhack skinnies

 

30 F with a little bit of snow on the ground. Maybe a 1/2”. Ash and some Maple in the Wood Gun this morning.

 

Made a written note at work in worcested: 20:25 11.14.2022 first snow. It was beautiful. And, as.of this morning, was still well coating the ground....sadly none here at home in middle CT.
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3-4 inches on ground still snowing in the north.
House is 72* burning ash

 

24/72. Oak & hickory Chunks and uglies.


Mike in Ok

 

I'd be melting @ 90. I prefer 66-70.


Mike in Ok

 

36/75 w/ random white spots in the lawn. Burning maple and chestnut oak.

 

5F at 8:00 am
Pretty cold for around here this early in the season.
Standing dead elm and some river birch in the stove.

 

Well, I guess Ol' man Winter finally arrived, and I'll be splitting in the snow. Much prefer that to processing firewood in the heat/humidity. No rush anyway as this is all for 24/25 and beyond.

34 outside right now (snow is transitioning to a wet mix) and burning Norway and silver maple chunks/uglies (first time ever burning Norway maple).

 

Ditto, I keep my thermostat at 45 just so the pipes don't freeze (in the even the wood stove goes out) but usually like the inside around 60-65. If the inside gets over 70 in the winter, I'll have windows open.

 

No fire overnight, but got up early to start one to warm the family. More ash... in fact, that will be most of what we use this year. Was 63F in the house when I got up, and pushing 67F or so (with much burn to go) when I left for work. Family will have a nice, warm day!

 

42 outside right now, got the house up to 75 burning red oak chunks and uglies.

 

40 and dropping towards freezing by dawn. A mix of white birch, red oak scraps, and one mulberry split throwing the heat tonight.