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- Anoka, MN
It's gonna be in the high 30's this weekend, woo warm weather! 
It's been warm and sunny here. I see grass everywhere. It's the first week of March. This isn't right...
Yeah that's kinda tough. On one side, you have to wash it to prevent it from looking like those gross cars that haven't been washed in years yet it's a pain getting the car dirty all the time even though it's sunny. You're probably good washing and waxing it this weekend. All we really need is a good rain to wash all of this nasty salt off the roads before the GTI gets here...
It's been warm and sunny here. I see grass everywhere. It's the first week of March. This isn't right...
It should be here the first month of April. And then if everything goes to plan I'll be here through July-ish. I'll for sure be here through early June. But yeah, there's got to be some pretty sweet things to do in the state during the summer a bunch of us will have to go to.
Is summer even warm up there?
36° and the snow is melting which means that in a few weeks expect me to mention the following words again: flood, sandbags, sore, tired and sick.
A video from last year. A cookie for anyone who can spot me...
Sorry, no cookie for you.My guess is this guy
You owe me a cookie....in a typical TB position...
A video from last year. A cookie for anyone who can spot me...
The guy on the left at 1:08, and the guy all the way down on the right at 1:26?
Yes it is. Summer in the upper Midwest is humid and 70s-80s, probably getting a few degrees higher.
The only part of the US that isn't hot (due to humidity or just temperature) is the Pacific coast. Seattle is typically 70s-80s and pretty dry (unless it's raining), which is very nice.
Well i guess that's kind of warm for you guys. What's that around 30C?
Anyways it's 20C and raining, in March. A bit strange.![]()
We're further from a huge body of water. Starting tomorrow though it's supposed to rain all week, which is good because the roads need a good washing to get rid of the 9 zillion pounds of salt they put on them.