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Throw another log on the fire:

This one could freeze the glades!

http://www.gohydrology.org/2012/01/hard-freeze-is-gonna-fall.html

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Maybe this year we will have timed it right..entering next Wednesday. Its going to be -10 tonight. Hot tub time! But no snow..frown.

Bye, bye skeeters!

yeah, i hope bye bye nothing else, though... 09 was a nightmare. 

At last look they raised the nighttime low 3 degrees ... it's a moving target.  The milder than usual winter to date could factor in with plant impacts.  

that's good news, thanks. 09 was weeks of it, too... right? i remember 3 weeks of cold. in a row. 

I hope I drained enough water out of the camper.

I drained my pool just to be safe (lol)

Mine is frozen (its a lake). Minus two now.. Winds NW at 30 gusting to 40 Very unusual for 11 pm. Hope the mangroves do not suffer.

What about sleeping bags? My current bag is a Kelty Lightyear rated a 40F, I have been out with temps in the mid to lower 40s and I have been comfortable. Time for a new bag? last night according to Weather Underground it was 31F at Everglades City.

Lame!  Hope it doesnt kill too many snook!  

Nope. Just get a liner. I have a Sea to Summit  Reactor Thermolite Extreme. The mfr claims to extend the range of any sleeping bag down 25 degrees. I find from experience that it extends my bag range about ten degrees. I bring a 40 F bag and pop the liner in on frost nights.

I cant believe that the Everglades has frost without me.

...i dunno... i was out there last year, about this time... and i was ok, but i was freezing. a guy i ran into told me he had a thermometer and one of the nights he read 36 in his tent. all i know is, i was really cold... and i was sleeping in a tent, in a bag, in all the clothes i had (and rain gear). i guess i will try a liner... how much are they typically? 

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