One Night of Freezing Temps...
Hello, RVers! We are considering taking our TT out for one last adventure before we put it up for the winter. We live in Nebraska and want to go someplace not too far away. The location we are looking...
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rhagfo wrote:Wind chill doesn't. Wind does.Harvard wrote:
Might be OK if there is no wind. A wind will cool to OAT faster. Personally, I do not play with fire or ice. JMO
Wind chill has no effect on freezing pipes.
"Chill" is an adjustment to temperature to compensate for what humans feel, including humidity and evaporation. Pipes are different, but wind on a pipe does remove heat faster than no wind. It definitely has an effect.
But, a few degrees below freezing isn't much to worry about. Just run water through the pipes before bed, and again first thing in the morning.
