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  1. Steve

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    #2 Steve, Nov 14, 2009
    Odd, I've never thought about this. Anything I use that might be adversely affected happens to live in a heated environment all the time so it hasn't come up, but I don't think I would have thought of it on my own until spring while wondering what happened. Good advice!
     
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    #3 lotsie, Nov 14, 2009
    Steve, you need to remember that where I used to live there was 5 months of "HARD" winter, and 7 months of poor sledding.
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    I tend to be a little sensitive when the temps. start to drop:arf:

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    #4 nabeshin, Nov 16, 2009
    Isn't that the temperature that air turns to a liquid? :crazy:
     
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    #5 lotsie, Nov 17, 2009
    Not quite, but moisture in the air does turn into ice crystals, causing it to "snow", with clear skies.

    Mark