Weather WTF

[mongers]

Yeah, we get the exact same reaction from our fellow countrymen; I can go about 16km south and that's it for that compass point in my country

[Caliga]

Cali would be nice. DC will be like living in Karl Malden's armpit in the summer.

"California" can mean a whole shitload of different things, climate-wise.

[Ed Anger]

Cali would be nice. DC will be like living in Karl Malden's armpit in the summer.

"California" can mean a whole shitload of different things, climate-wise.

I think the good parts would be pleasant. The desert bits, not so much.

[Caliga]

lol its a dry heat

[Maximus]

"California" can mean a whole shitload of different things, climate-wise.

Bay area.

I haven't been there and I'm sure it could be worse, but still too hot and sunny in the summer for me.

[Ed Anger]

I'll take the dry over the Florida 'wet balls' heat.

[sbr]

Fo' sho'.  I lived in Phoenix and have family in St Louis, so have spent many summers there.  I will take 115 with no humidity in Phoenix over 90 and 90% humidity in St Louis every time. 

Sweating in the shower sucks.

[Caliga]

Bay area.

I haven't been there and I'm sure it could be worse, but still too hot and sunny in the summer for me.

Ok, well if you think San Francisco is too hot in the summer you need to avoid the entire US from Texas east to Florida at all costs, with the possible exception of New England.

[KRonn]

I put lawn fertilizer down last week, about a month earlier than I usually would. I have wildflowers coming up, other flowers. Trees budding. I can probably start my veggie garden a month early! It's madness I tell ya!!!

[Neil]

Snow in Edmonton today, which would be entirely normal except for the fact that it has hardly snowed at all this year.

[mongers]

Well into the 70s in southern England today; had a minor mechanic issue so had to walk 4 or 5 miles home through the forest and what with the heat, the stronger sunlight and  I kid you not a buzzard* circling me it would almost be a scene out of a disaster (british) movie. 


*Whatever a british buzzard is called in your country, but for us quite a big bird and a nice looking soaring flight.

[CountDeMoney]

Nice and blustery, brisk and cool today;  if the trees and flowers weren't blooming from early onset spring, one would think it was late October.

[Caliga]

*Whatever a british buzzard is called in your country, but for us quite a big bird and a nice looking sawing flight.

Do you mean something like this?



We have them all over the place here.  They're big fans of roadkill.

[Razgovory]

I think he means a hawk.

[KRonn]

Well into the 70s in southern England today; had a minor mechanic issue so had to walk 4 or 5 miles home through the forest and what with the heat, the stronger sunlight and  I kid you not a buzzard* circling me it would almost be a scene out of a disaster (british) movie. 


*Whatever a british buzzard is called in your country, but for us quite a big bird and a nice looking sawing flight.

Lol. I laughed at the buzzard part!     

Good thing you didn't stop, or lie down to take a nap.