Just cold, wind, and some rain in Indiana. Other than some adverse mileage, nothing significant happened. 20+ mph winds lead to 50 mpg on the way to work and 35 mpg on the way home.
Guess this falls into the "you know you're an ecomodder" category...when a massive storm hits and your first thought is, "Oh crap, this is going to kill my mileage."
Seriously, though, I hope everyone who's been in the affected areas is safe and sound.
__________________ Diesel Dave
My version of energy storage is called "momentum". My version of regenerative braking is called "bump starting".
HAHHA. I agree with you dave. That wind KILLED my mileage. I have to head north to go home from work and I got 33mpg into the wind. Rips hair out!. I had to go against the wind twice and with the wind once .
I agree with you guys, but it happened in a different way. I hit 30+ to work, and 27 for home as usual with a cold start in cold weather, but I realized I compensated with better driving rather than always driving the best of my ability.