What is your Weather? :)
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zalex108 last edited byCelsius, Celsius. :cheers:
Fahrenheit.
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A Former User last edited by
Seems like raining, overcast but not dump now.
Gusty wind rocking some tree branches...
If you listen to some nice radio, and if you had your coffee, it doesn't feel depressing*:D*
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A Former User last edited by
Raining again.
Nice summer rain. Even part of the sky is clear I see, the rain is all right nevertheless*:)*Forecast a thunderstorm for yesterday - it passed near even not much raindrops. I was having a walk in our nearby "wilderness" then, searching in where the bridge is being built. Ended up dry as a bone.
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A Former User last edited by
A few days ago I started getting an impression that weather forecast had got taken over by politicians: promises, promises, promises, then nothing.
31°C topped today. According to the graph, it's the summer's apex here.
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A Former User last edited by
@sgunhouse
Uh, both capital? Having trouble with these capital "i" and ordinary "L" now and then...Actually, Celsius minus 20 something used to be expected here in our region.
Now we've got our climate changed, whether it's Obama to blame or some Global Warming. For weeks it's grey in-between-ness: neither dry nor wet, neither plus nor minus, neither light nor darkness during the day... Even Santa Claus skipped here. -
blackbird71 last edited by blackbird71@joshl said in What is your Weather?
:@sgunhouse
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Actually, Celsius minus 20 something used to be expected here in our region.
Now we've got our climate changed, whether it's Obama to blame or some Global Warming. For weeks it's grey in-between-ness: neither dry nor wet, neither plus nor minus, neither light nor darkness during the day... Even Santa Claus skipped here.It's because the hyper-cold polar air cap has slipped southward into north-central Canada, so Canada and northern US are getting all your cold Siberian air funneled our way instead...
You can have it back anytime - I'll take gray in-between-ness to this frigid, super-dry air we've got now. Santa Claus skipped you guys because his sled runners froze to the rooftop of a house in Minneapolis and his reindeer are now in hospital with frostbite... -
A Former User last edited by A Former User
I got up today to see the ground unusually holding some white cover even on the road (my window faces some moderately busy road). Now I see it is still snowing, like a snow shower, and it brings joy. I even thought for a minute that winter has come at last at least for a few days, but the forecast disassembled my hopes...
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A Former User last edited by
Joshl, yes indeed. This weather pattern seems persiistent in the far north -about 20c abpve normal now.
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A Former User last edited by
Gismeteo 'promises' a bit winter to the middle of January, even a couple of sunny days... Should I trust them?
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A Former User last edited by
@s390g2 ":("? Personally, I like that:)
Depends on for how long one has such frosty weather:)
Here, we were 'promised' little winter through December and then some. Now eventually, some winter has come:) We don't seem to experience much sun though for the moment, nor the forecast is too promising...
Two sunny days a week? A month? Aww! What do you know? I'd like to have some PROPER winter with frosts, and lots of snow, and many days of bright sunny sky... Well, tried to dig down to some emoticon, but resulted in telling you that IT JUST DREAMS!.. Should I paint a bright Sun on my wall here? Yey... -
A Former User last edited by
Sunny this morning. As it was yesterday.
Unexpectedly if you were gonna rely on the forecasts: something wrong with them; I mean if them sites were updated manually, one'd say they spilt a coffee on the keyboard, but now I assume it's done automatically - then what? SkyNet taking control?
Skynet spilt its coffee on its motherboard?
