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75 Degrees today in San Marcos

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Old 01-17-12, 08:41 PM
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75 Degrees today in San Marcos

Just thought I would rub it in a little for all of you guys in the far north shivering lol
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Was low 70s in Tampa today. High 70s tomorrow.
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I've been to parts of Texas and I'll take our cool, mid-50's West Coast winters any time. It can be cool overnight (hit 25 degF early am), but that just keeps the lawn from growing. My hat is off to those living in winter climes who ride through the winter; I'd be on one of those fancy trainers.
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Originally Posted by Beau210
Just thought I would rub it in a little for all of you guys in the far north shivering lol
Yeah but.. well.. Texas.
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I'm shivering in SoCal!!High was in the low 60s today. The temp was in the mid 50s on my ride yesterday and I was freezing.
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Tomorrow we're getting the heaviest snow the northwest has seen in decades. I'm taking the day off. I bet I'll see people skiing in the roads tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by fishymamba
I'm shivering in SoCal!!High was in the low 60s today. The temp was in the mid 50s on my ride yesterday and I was freezing.
my last outdoor ride had a high of 18 degrees. toughen up!
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It dropped 17 degrees, from 58 to 41, in one hour (between 7 & 8 am) today in Fort Worth.
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I'm 30 miles from the OP, nice sunny day, but wind was chilly!
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Revenge is not always a dish best served cold.
You guys in American Siberia be sure to remember this. Make a nice Zombie thread in August when it's so hot in San Marcos, TX that birds are exploding in mid-air and nuns are swearing openly in the street.

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I saw people huddled around a fire on the sidewalk this morning. It looked like they built a fire pit out of snow.
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I'm from Michigan but moved to Texas (Austin/Houston) and lived there for 13 years. Loved it. 5 months ago I moved back to Michigan. I'm not looking forward to riding in my basement during the winter but I have everything setup so it's conformable.

I'm coming down the end of this month for work and wish I could bring my bike.

On a side note riding my mountain bike on snow packed roads is pretty fun ! If I want to get out I can.
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Originally Posted by calamarichris
Revenge is not always a dish best served cold.
You guys in American Siberia be sure to remember this. Make a nice Zombie thread in August when it's so hot in San Marcos, TX that birds are exploding in mid-air and nuns are swearing openly in the street.
Tis true. It does suck in the summer. Not only hot as hell but humid to.
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Wow your lucky. It is a -4 wind chill here in Hastings mn. I'm trying to at least get 100 miles this month. I got 67 now
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Old 01-19-12, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by trail_rider
Wow your lucky. It is a -4 wind chill here in Hastings mn. I'm trying to at least get 100 miles this month. I got 67 now
I think it is time for you to move south lol
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<.< Finally rained today.. so not that jealous
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If it helps it's windy as heck here today, so riding will only be fun in one direction.
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Originally Posted by jdon
Yeah but.. well.. Texas.
I'd guess written by someone that's never spent time in central tx.
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Too bad its San Marcos TX
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Actually the San Marcos area is kind of cool. I especially like going to Gruene every once in a while.
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Actually the San Marcos area is kind of cool. I especially like going to Gruene every once in a while.
Wouldn't really consider that San Marcos at all.
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Originally Posted by calamarichris
Revenge is not always a dish best served cold.
You guys in American Siberia be sure to remember this. Make a nice Zombie thread in August when it's so hot in San Marcos, TX that birds are exploding in mid-air and nuns are swearing openly in the street.
That's why they invented headlights and tail lights for bikes. We just go all Omega Man and ride at night. No big deal.
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