|
40 F degrees?
dont think I remember how to dress for 40 degrees!:foo: |
|
Ceeeell-a-brate good times, c'mon! Bum bum bum, it's a celebration!
Fwiw I wear the windproof UA jogging pants over my cycling shorts, and a light UA upper underneath my jogging jacket. That's good for 32°f to 50°f thanks to its breathability. |
39 degrees at 6:30 am here in CA. Expected high is 59, afternoon rain, gonna try to get out after it warms up, but before the rain. FWIW.
|
The weather girl on Ch. 4 this morning said this upcoming Friday is going to hit 60 here in Boston :roflmao:
Note: it was 10 degrees or less each morning this week. 60 sounds like heaven |
It was 40F when I went out yesterday to shovel. I started with shorts, thin leggings, a thin merino shirt, and a jacket.
After 5 minutes that was too hot. I dumped the jacket. It was actually more like short sleeves weather (and I've really got to start working on my summer tan lines again.) |
Originally Posted by rumrunn6
(Post 20829876)
dont think I remember how to dress for 40 degrees!:foo:
Originally Posted by Lemond1985
(Post 20829883)
So is this a rhetorical statement? Pathos?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathos
Originally Posted by wipekitty
(Post 20830904)
It was 40F when I went out yesterday to shovel. I started with shorts, thin leggings, a thin merino shirt, and a jacket.
After 5 minutes that was too hot. I dumped the jacket. It was actually more like short sleeves weather (and I've really got to start working on my summer tan lines again.)
Originally Posted by Jim from Boston
(Post 19656919)
...The “formula” I have adopted for dressing to ride is that over the years I have established a set of six levels of dress according to temperature, ranging from 1 to 6, according to intervals of temperature of about 10⁰ F:
This list is particularly useful at the changes of seasons from Winter to Spring and from Summer to Fall, as I start to acclimate between the seasons. I have told a couple of colleagues at work about this scheme, so often when they ask me about the ride in, I can reply by the numbers. :rolleyes:. |
40F is only the beginning of the story. 40 degrees in the dark with rain and wind? Frigid. 40 degrees and sunny with a tailwind? Balmy!
|
Originally Posted by Jim from Boston
(Post 20832447)
I have posted on a few threads,
|
Originally Posted by Lemond1985
(Post 20829883)
So is this a rhetorical statement? Pathos? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathos
|
35 degrees and windy here yesterday for a short ride. Felt AMAZING even riding into the wind. 35 degrees in March, especially after all the cold we had, feels so much warmer than 35 degrees in October!
I can't remember, however, the last time my legs were bare on a ride. Maybe September? Our cold weather seemed to come early this year. November was well below normal. |
Originally Posted by parkbrav
(Post 20829934)
The weather girl on Ch. 4 this morning said this upcoming Friday is going to hit 60 here in Boston :roflmao:
Note: it was 10 degrees or less each morning this week. 60 sounds like heaven Ben |
Originally Posted by 79pmooney
(Post 20833275)
I have memories of picnicking in Arnold Arboretum on spring break, first week in March. 60 degrees, Dead grass, mud, no green to be seen anywhere and just the hint of buds on trees. But sunny and warm. Nearly 50 years ago.
Ben We are getting early signs of buds and some perennials are starting to "croak" through! Under a few inches of snow |
|
| All times are GMT -6. The time now is 10:48 PM. |
Copyright © 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.