Me too. LOL

Ha ha. Nice.
I'm not so lucky. Some winter days in Canada never make it to the + side of the Celcius scale. Already, it's gone below freezing overnight, but the days are still warm-ish.

@scurry I remember those nights from my years in AK. Loved them.

@SiouxcitySue I can't say I mind them either. I prefer being too cold rather than too hot. I can always add sweaters & blankets.

So... 45°F is about 7°C... Yup. Chilly.

@scurry Easy rule of thumb: double the C reading, then add 30. Close.
(and conversely, subtract 30 from F and divide by 2. Close enough)

@AtheistInNC easier rule... Use my phone and Google it... Ha ha.

@AtheistInNC I wish I had known that little trick when I was in a little motel in Atlantic Canada mid winter about 15 years ago. I guessed on the thermostat and woke up at 3 am so hot I had to pop the window open

Ah-ha. Sounds like you have a reliable system.

@scurry Average year it is mid November or later.

@glennlab Yikes. I might risk some freezing pipes if I waited that long. I have my thermostat set year round at ~18°C, and it comes on periodically in the fall; mostly at nights when the temp outside dipps near or below freezing; 0°C.

@scurry I don't miss those temps at all (spent 5 years in Spokane Wa) I would go up to Trail BC to watch hockey games, but other than that all my trips north of the border were in the summer months.

@glennlab Understandable. A lot of Canadians make anual trecks south of the border during the winter months... But I guess not this year. stupid covid!

Mine too.

Exactly!

You have more than just yourself to consider. You're a good Momma!!

@scurry thank you!