Samadhi
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It's overcast today and a little cooler than usual, but it's generally in the high 20sC and sunny. Gorgeous :D
Megathread What is the weather like where you are this holiday season?
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cold rain and snow
Captain.Heroin
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52 degrees F at the moment.
Keaton, that's not really cold to be honest. Before moving to southern California myself, I lived on the east coast (closer to DC than NYC though), the winters always sucked.
Keaton, that's not really cold to be honest. Before moving to southern California myself, I lived on the east coast (closer to DC than NYC though), the winters always sucked.
fizzle
Bluelight Crew
^Have you felt those nights where it gets down to the 40s, sometimes even the 30s?? I feel like an eskimo!
lonewolf13
Bluelighter
^Have you felt those nights where it gets down to the 40s, sometimes even the 30s?? I feel like an eskimo!
if you ever need to be warmed up... my arms are wide open
Thorns Have Roses
Bluelight Crew
^Have you felt those nights where it gets down to the 40s, sometimes even the 30s?? I feel like an eskimo!
Seriously, I have like six blankets on my bed to deal with it, and I wear wool socks over my regular socks sometimes.
Cpt.H said:
As a native Californian who lived in DC for a year, I can say winter was a horrendous experience (at least I left before those giant crazy snow storms the other year). I can't even imagine human life being possible in NY and New England proper, not to mention the Great White North.
PepperSocks
Bluelight Crew
Ha, the last few posts are jokes right? DC a hard winter? Well, I guess I'm glad I'm not in Resolute Bay.
High of -5C forecasted for today. I was walking around yesterday evening, it was only 0 or so but felt colder. The next 2 months are going to hit hard. The city I'm in is colder than my home area a couple hours south on a great lake (temperature moderating).
Personally I don't think anyone south of the 40th should be allowed to post in this thread.
Capital of the GNR (Averages; -30 cold snaps seem to be a bi-annual occurance):
High of -5C forecasted for today. I was walking around yesterday evening, it was only 0 or so but felt colder. The next 2 months are going to hit hard. The city I'm in is colder than my home area a couple hours south on a great lake (temperature moderating).
Personally I don't think anyone south of the 40th should be allowed to post in this thread.
Capital of the GNR (Averages; -30 cold snaps seem to be a bi-annual occurance):
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PepperSocks
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Waaaaahhhh? Equitorial Guinea???
Necr0sis
Bluelighter
It hailed herei was like wtf ithrew ice on the ceiling thing and is came down like it was raining all over again, wf do I do withmyselfhal tho in a christmass week haha
papa
Bluelight Crew
south texas,...overcast and cool. about 58 degrees F. A little light rain from time to time... we're not expecting any freezing weather for now..
rkay49
Greenlighter
75 during the day and 43 at night....I LOVE IT!!
jackie jones
Bluelight Crew
Clear, 2 degrees F.
Thorns Have Roses
Bluelight Crew
Psh, we'll see how you feel when you deal with 100-110F summer highs, Canada boy. (And to be fair, my winter clothing was probably inadequate for living in an area where below freezing temperatures are common, even though I stocked up on what I thought would be adequate clothing. But really wasn't).
n3wt
Bluelighter
Canada, Cold.
PepperSocks
Bluelight Crew
Actually, with humidex we had a couple days this past summer where it hit the 40 mark. 100F with humidex is rather common for southern Ontario in summertime. That of course is considered a heat wave, but we get them many times a year. We have cold winters and hot summers; full spectrum.
Heh, Toronto boy, living in your heat island. Call in the army when you get a snowstorm.
I'm officially going to use this thread to dicksize about how hardcore I am with temperatures