On 1/3/2014 10:43 PM, nestork wrote:

So, if your pipe is gonna burst, it'll burst a few minutes sooner with a
wind than without, but the strength of the wind only determines how
quickly that pipe cools down, not what temperature it cools down to. It
cools down to the ambient temperature, which is the temperature without
considering any effect of wind chill.

It's going to warm up tomorrow. Since the wind
chill freezes pipes sooner, it's definitely a
concern, and I do need to consider the wind
chill. Thank you.


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