I was in the military, stationed in Fairbanks (30 miles south of Fairbanks actually) for four years. There was a spell during the winter of 1988/1989 where we went something like six weeks with the temperature never climbing above -40F. (Fun fact: Five of the top ten lowest temperatures ever recorded in Alaska happened in January 1989.) We lived on-base so didn't have to deal with propane or LP gas. But I don't recall any of my friends living off-base having a problem with it. That's not to say it didn't happen.
A side note... I remember one day after that spell of cold weather when a Chinook wind blew up from the Gulf of Alaska. The temperature warmed clear up to 0F! We were all outside in shorts and short sleeve shirts firing up the BBQ grills. Yeah, it was cold, but it was 50F to 60F degrees warmer than what we had gotten used to. :) Sam On 11/26/2013 15:06, D. Ryan Spott wrote: > Even north of fairbanks Propane does not have much of an issue. Insulate > and enclose for success. > > I use a 1500 gal tank so I can get the 1000+ gal discount. They even > apply this discount to my home propane purchases for the rest of the year! > > ryan _______________________________________________ Wireless mailing list Wireless@wispa.org http://lists.wispa.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless
