Frappelone's A-shardware and Garden Stores brings you garage logic podcast number 535

January 11th 2021 44 degrees on this day in 1986 and 31 below on this day in 1977. I remember

the 70s as being a terribly cold decade.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake.

It's garage logic with working on production, Chris Reaver's director of social media,

John Hyden, the newsroom, and occasionally Kenny from the crabby coffee shop.

Here is your flashlight king, fireworks commissioner, and keeper of common sense,

the old mayor, Joe Sushiman. Two points about my pretend drive to work this morning.

Yeah. Last week I called mentioning my pretend drive to work. I mentioned that I was

saw the beautiful horror frost on all the trees and what have you. It's not horror frost.

It's rhyme ice. I learned this from a Paul Douglas weather blurb in the saturday tribune.

He writes in recent days, Minnesota has looked more like a cold snowy San Francisco shrouded

under a perpetual blanket of thick ice fog. Trees, shrubs, and bridges were spray painted in white

each morning in a slickly beautiful site. This is rhyme ice, which forms when super cold water

droplets freeze on contact with cold surfaces. Not the same thing as horror frost, which forms

a frosty stubble on lawns and fields on clear calm nights. It is a cousin to summer dew.

There you have it. I've been looking at rhyme ice. I was corrected by my wife the other day.

We were driving in Wisconsin and I said, look, there's a great horror frost. And she said,

nope, she corrected me. She must have saw the exact same thing you did and said, it's not

I was ample horror frost. I would correct you also met you because it's pronounced horror frost.

Horror. You mean like the Harlingen guy? Like Kenny is a horror. This was rhyme ice. And the second

part of my drive pretend drive to quotes. Yeah. I had about a 10 second moment of clarity

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