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[sgraing1]

46 degrees yesterday and -8 this morning. I just don't feel compelled to go anywhere.

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[Squatchn’at]

Gotta love the crosswind in the soft top! Yes the windows were completely up and checked around the top to make sure it was sealed last night before the weather hit.

 

[BroncocnorB]

My pools heated. Gonna go skinny dipping with the wife BRB

 

[Archedamian]

Not much snow in Sangamon County but boy is it cold.

I’m in Macon County. Not even an inch of snow I don’t think.

 

[Fuzion2Bronco]

In Southern NH its raining cats n dogs, came out for Christmas Shoppin and its 51F.

We got snow yesterday night after the rain stopped (edit)

 

[Aaroneast]

-1 for a high a -27 wind chill JUIICE doing great!

 

[ScoobyDrew]

Here in Colorado, it dropped about 50 degrees in about 3-4 hours Wednesday afternoon/evening then dropped about 3 - 4 inches of snow around my house. Bronco's been a champ thru it. I have Base Sasquatch and I will say that adding the IAG mud flaps and the Goatfab sliders (with the plate on the top) has kept the side of my Bronco about as clean as can be expected. I've kicked inches of slush off the mud flaps and the sliders were completely filled up with snow last night. Without both, I'd have lots of crap on the side of my truck!

Good news here is we're 13 degrees now and starting to thaw. The weekend is looking nice and the new snow will make me happy as I can't wait to hit Copper Mountain this next week!

 

[Rjacks258]

My pools heated. Gonna go skinny dipping with the wife BRB

My kind of day. Florida is great!

 

[AARDVARK122]

Not a lot of snow. But a lot for Moab.

 

[LostInArizona]

 

[Rjacks258]

Question for you snow drivers: do you guys change the pressure, run lower than normal, or anything out of the ordinary?
We head to the mountains from FL every winter and the last few years I have driven my F250, which I would run 45psi (lowered the threshold in Forscan) for the trip and traction. But we have yet to run into anything more than a flurry with whatever snow fall they had was there when we arrived. This year the Bronco is up and we are heading to a much higher altitude that usually nets a few inches of snow during that time. From reading, it seems the Bronco is decent in the snow, but have yet to read what tire pressure the regulars are using.

 

[PSUTE]

Question for you snow drivers: do you guys change the pressure, run lower than normal, or anything out of the ordinary?
We head to the mountains from FL every winter and the last few years I have driven my F250, which I would run 45psi (lowered the threshold in Forscan) for the trip and traction. But we have yet to run into anything more than a flurry with whatever snow fall they had was there when we arrived. This year the Bronco is up and we are heading to a much higher altitude that usually nets a few inches of snow during that time. From reading, it seems the Bronco is decent in the snow, but have yet to read what tire pressure the regulars are using.

I don't do anything...

 

[Southern Girl]

We are getting the farm ready for major freezing weather. It doesn't get this cold in our neck of FL very often. We will have more than 10 hours in the 20s. Bronco will not be driving through snow, though.

 

[BUFFBRONCOS]

36 mph here in Buffalo

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