29F tomorrow at game time

[DonInKansas]

Originally Posted by kylejt

Dang, I never get to wear any of my cool stuff until February, when it drips below 60.

Sleeves at 60 degrees? Pansy.

My worst was 38 degrees and 25 mph wind straight out of the north. Brutal.

[JJ]

29 degrees. The team from Illinois wanted to play; the team from Atlanta did not. They played. The Atlanta team swept a pair a one-run ballgames.
It was so cold at the start that the spray paint cans they used to paint the foul lines froze - we told them if there were no lines they couldn't argue fair/foul. There weren't. They didn't.

JJ

[RogersUmp]

The home coach called me at 8:30 to report that the field was in good condtion. I arrived at the field at 9:40 and both teams were ready. This is the last weekend of fall ball and firstplace was still on the line. Game time temp was 33 and the hosts got 10-runned in 5. There were light flurries during the 3rd and 4th innings. Game 2 started at noon and it had warmed up to 35. Another one-sided 5 inning ballgame. No games three or four as one team could not get more than 7 players and didn't make the trip.

Done until HS ball starts again in April.

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by DonInKansas

Sleeves at 60 degrees? Pansy.

My worst was 38 degrees and 25 mph wind straight out of the north. Brutal.

I might not get really cold in Vista where Kyle lives, but I remember doing a Julian HS game 60 miles east of San Diego in sub-freezing weather with snow flurries and 40 plus MPH winds blowing straight in from center field. We do have cold weather here too! And this was in early April!

I remember this so clearly because I was at the beach during the morning and early afternoon and it was in the 80s, so I didn't think I needed a jacket for my plate game in Julian. I was wrong. And cold. The Julian team loaned me one of their varsity windbreakers for the game.