Mail Delivery Cancelled In Midwest States Due To Extreme Cold

Neither rain nor snow........

https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/29/weat...c/index.html

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No one outside of emergency vehicles should be out in minus 70 wind chills.

A good day to stay in and do some stamping.

-30° here in Minneapolis, don't blame them. If a vehicle breaks down in this weather you could die.

Yes, it has never been this cold before.

I wonder if construction workers etc. have the day off.

Fedex, UPS?

Farmers?

All outdoor work is cancelled here in the twin cities area. McDonalds even closed their places here today, I'm the only idiot at work.

Actually, UPS and Fedex are out delivering. Stay warm.

Reminds me again of one of the reasons I moved from central Indiana to Colorado. Today in Denver: mid-40s and sunny. Tomorrow through Saturday in Denver: sunny with temps in low to mid-50s.

Please don't move here. We have enough people already. ;-)

Rogdcam, you're a cranky old man shouting at clouds.

The other stamp forum has a steady stream of (one or two) regulars incessantly whining about their mail not being delivered before noon every day; we don't need that here.

A 1-day delay in your mail delivery is the end of the world? Seriously? I'd bet if you were the person having to be outside in -40+ wind chills you'd be singing a different tune.

Neither rain nor snow, but if it's 75 below - forget it! Perfect weather for stamping, as long as the heat stays on. Break out the Ronsonal...

Ha. Yes we know them.

What is this "winter" phenomenon that I keep hearing about?

LOL.

Jim

We shut down for little more than one flake of snow in the UK. Good luck with the weather. I remember having this sort of temperature in Mongolia. Bracing.

Poor babies.