We get pretty cold here too, but not as bad as further north, and we never get quite as much snow as Buffalo does. Chalk it up to Lake Ontario i guessI've had to plug in cars before, i think its to heat the engine up so the block doesn't crack?
Not sure entirely, but I did it because my dad told me to.
Basically, its like everyone else said -- dress in layers, heat up the car before you get into it, and run like stink from your house to your car, from the car to your workplace, etc. without falling on your butt. Although, being the twit that I am, I'm still kicking around in my fall polar fleece pullover, since I haven't bothered to dig out my winter jacket yet.
Also, carrying an emergency kit is a good plan, just in case you go off the road or something in the cold weather -- i think there was a posting in General a little while back about emergency kits.
One of the questions i've gotten a lot the last week from people at work (since the temps have dropped and its gotten windy -25° C / -13° F) is what do the Alpacas do since they live outside all the time? They lay outside in the snow like a bunch of twits and eat hay. Go figureWhen they get really cold, they go back into the barn and lay around there eating hay.





I've had to plug in cars before, i think its to heat the engine up so the block doesn't crack?
Not sure entirely, but I did it because my dad told me to.
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