Outside Temp Gage
Outside Temp Gage
When I left for work today the outside tempature was 4 deg. When I arrived at work my gage read 0 deg. With the wind chill -15 deg. My question is does the gage show a minus sign for temps below zero? Maybe you guys that live in the far NE could answer.
TIA,
Tom
TIA,
Tom
Originally posted by weadjust
I don't ever want to go anyplace that cold to find out if my temp sensor shows a -.
I don't ever want to go anyplace that cold to find out if my temp sensor shows a -.
Originally posted by GotTorque?04
Its not all that bad man. Think about it, its colder so there are NO bugs, which in turn means your truck stays cleaner & longer unless salt is thrown on the roads
Its not all that bad man. Think about it, its colder so there are NO bugs, which in turn means your truck stays cleaner & longer unless salt is thrown on the roads
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Jackslapp
the gage definately shows a minus sign...........it was -23 the other morning and the gage read -23
If you live any place like that, yall are crazy.
I love Texas weather. I can deal with the heat. Humans weren't meant to live in anything below 0. It's just insane.
Sometimes I get sick of the bugs, but northern and western texas is a lot better.
I love Texas weather. I can deal with the heat. Humans weren't meant to live in anything below 0. It's just insane.
Sometimes I get sick of the bugs, but northern and western texas is a lot better.
Originally posted by BigBadRedLiftedFordMan
If you live any place like that, yall are crazy.
I love Texas weather. I can deal with the heat. Humans weren't meant to live in anything below 0. It's just insane.
Sometimes I get sick of the bugs, but northern and western texas is a lot better.
If you live any place like that, yall are crazy.
I love Texas weather. I can deal with the heat. Humans weren't meant to live in anything below 0. It's just insane.
Sometimes I get sick of the bugs, but northern and western texas is a lot better.
Originally posted by GotTorque?04
A couple of days ago it was -54 below with the wind, now that was cold
A couple of days ago it was -54 below with the wind, now that was cold
Haku, I'm over in Butte. The -36 reading was in town at the airport just a few miles from my house. I bet Kalispel has been getting the snow as well as the low temps. I was planning doing some X-country skiing on that Monday, but I figured the temps would be similar to Polebridge. When temps are approaching 20 below, recreation isn't much fun. Its downright balmy again this week, 29 today, 34 yesterday.
Truck of Doom, its never cold enough down there to keep the crime down at night. Don't you wish you had seasons? It's typically 90's in the summer and 80's in the winter surrounded by lots of mid to high 70's. I guess when a winter front comes through the weather momentarily drops the temps into the 50 and 60's, but how often is that? Sorry.
Last edited by BigSky; Jan 12, 2004 at 08:22 PM.


