My mom texted me a o-dark-thirty this morning to let me know that it's 21*F in Soldotna (where my aunt lives) and -9*F at my folks' place.
Somehow, that didn't help.
Pfffttt...
...I got up to go to the bathroom this morning at 4:55 am and it was minus 16 degrees outside in the RV park. It's now warmed up to "almost" minus 14 degrees.
Water lines to the RV apparently froze up yesterday morning early, but we still have propane (in a 250 gallon tank) and electric. I was somewhat surprised that it froze up outside since I use heat thingies on the water hoses and have it all inside two different insulated foam tubes. Someone else in the park had their heated hose freeze up, and yet another person must have had a water leak in their RV as there is a great big icicle and a frozen plume on the ground at the rear corner of their RV.
...I got up to go to the bathroom this morning at 4:55 am and it was minus 16 degrees outside in the RV park. It's now warmed up to "almost" minus 14 degrees.
Water lines to the RV apparently froze up yesterday morning early, but we still have propane (in a 250 gallon tank) and electric. I was somewhat surprised that it froze up outside since I use heat thingies on the water hoses and have it all inside two different insulated foam tubes. Someone else in the park had their heated hose freeze up, and yet another person must have had a water leak in their RV as there is a great big icicle and a frozen plume on the ground at the rear corner of their RV.
My 2 thermos at my home stated -11. Between Choctaw and Harrah America.
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This is the weather our parents told us they walked to school in up hill both ways.
Finally got an e-mail from ONG about the issue. It sounds like they're not planning on intentionally cutting service to residential customers, but are concerned about not being able to provide service (presumably because of a loss of pressure due to lack of supply).
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