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How is the weather where you are today?

This emissions from underwater gas ⛽ pipes are veeeery environmental friendly.Let's Special services blow some other.....good for europeans to be more accustomed to frost&be good slaves of global capital.
 
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Unusually hot&dry for November.....if this continuous year after year this land could be semidesert after years
 
I live in the mountains, and we usually have 2 good months a year.
That being said, this September, October and November have been exceptionally good.
It's warm, I sweat outside, it would still be too cold for most, but for people here it's fucking warm.

With a maximum of 13°C, very nice. that's around 55°F
perfect temperature

Insects and birds are fuckin confused though
 
51°F and Sunny. The past week it was mid to upper 60s and low 70s, all record highs. It's about to get warm the next few days though 2 of those will be rainy days. It dips down really bad next week and there will be the first rain and snow coming... I hate snow, I hate winter, it just sucks ass. May through October are all great, other months can go die. I guess March and April can be good, I live in Mass, but it's totally random. Like in 2012 when we had record highs for weeks straight. I was a senior in 2012 and when the outdoor track season started on March 23rd it was 83 degrees. Nobody's bodies were ready for this, we were all dying hot. 2012 was a prime year in general, miss it so much.
 
overcast, around 36 d f and breezy. now ya understand why i didnt wasnt planning to go out in it.
 
Morning around 5 degree celsium...at noon around 15...no rains usual for that month....and December starts after two weeks
 
Sunny and 42 degrees. Chilly, but with the sun it’s not so bad.
 
xtcgrrrl said:
Sunny and 42 degrees. Chilly, but with the sun it’s not so bad.
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42 celsium?Farenheit don't tells me nothin'.....i know only "425? on Farenheit" by Bradbury.The temp.in which papper burns.....great book....ye...chilly...understood👍😀💫
 
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