NO Snow Brewing!!

[MI_Dogman]

Well this time last year I was brewing in the garage with 3ft of snow and 10*f. This year it's 45*f and raining, but in having an easier time with my mash in this warmer winter!

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[Psylocide]

Word... brewed on Saturday, 33° and no snow on the ground, in South Dakota. In late December.

Was a beautiful day.

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[JoshuaW]

The high for today is 61* in South Bend, Indiana. Its amazing.

 

[JonM]

Its 50ish in southeast Wisconsin. Close to 70 two weeks ago. Of course, the one day I decided to brew, it was 20F.

 

[treacheroustexan]

60 outside in Ohio today. What the heck is going on. We haven't had any snow in Cleveland yet.

 

[JonM]

I put down a fall last-of-the year application of Milorganite then moved the lawnmower to the back of the garage and brought the snowblower to the front.

I may have to mow the lawn soon.

 

[Kharnynb]

Savonlinna, its 5 degrees celcius here only 400 km south of the arctic circle.

 

[Elkobrewer]

Happy brew day to u hope it turns out Awsome

 

[tootal]

We will be brewing New Year's Eve and it's supposed to be in the 50's! Woo Hoo! So when I read the title I thought somebody has brewed with melted snow until I started reading the thread. So, has anybody brewed with melted snow?

 

[MI_Dogman]

Happy brew day to u hope it turns out Awsome

Went great!!! Brewed up a Chocolate Mint Stout I like to call Mariners Mistress. Hit all my numbers and I was done and all cleaned up in 5 hrs. Now I can kick back and wait a week before I add the mint! I'm hoping to have this kegged/bottled in 14 days-ish.

 

[grizzly2378]

Brewed a couple weeks ago when it was 37 outside. No garage, so I brew on the deck, at the mercy of Mother Nature. Thankfully, it was a windless day (a rarity in South Dakota this time of year). I was pleasantly surprise that my mash held temp just fine and really pleasantly surprised at how efficiently my wort chiller works when the groundwater isn't at summer temps.