So I helped a friend move Wednesday and of course it was COLD. Temps around zero all day. We finished moving the couches and bigger items then we had to go to Como to the storage unit.

Well to say the least its been blowin so we had to shovel out in front of the door some drifts and the plows had pushed the snow in about 2.5' high no big deal we were expecting that.

So pullin up on the door its stuck must be some Ice around the edges. Pull and pry and still nothing. After 30 min of pulling and prying the door finally pops open... it was being held by the snow and ice on the inside.





The wind had blown so hard it pushed around the seals. Were not expecting that. Oh well shoveled that out and got the tables.

Funny, that happened to my garage last month. The ice built up from the melting off of the Subi (wife's, X gets to enjoy the cold) under the edge of the door creating a gap.

I only had a half a foot high drift, tapering to nothing in two feet, by the width of the door.

Suprised the shit out of the wife. Took about a day and a half to build that up, with 40 - 60 mph winds.

Where the hell is that global warming, it's been freaking cold up here. Woke up yesterday to a blamy 5 below and 20 mph winds.

good thing you got it while it was still frozen, else everything would probably be shot with water damage.