[Toasty]

It's snowing pretty hard over here, with no signs of stopping until thursday. Temperature is below freezing all through the day with no signs of getting warmer for quite some time. Balls. D:

But then again, when has the weatherman ever been right?

[Gio]

It was 75 here yesterday :fcp:

I was like 58 today.

and tomorrow it is supposed to be 40 something.

That's just weird.

[Ironsight]

Toasty, on Dec 21 2008, 08:57 PM, said:

It's snowing pretty hard over here, with no signs of stopping until thursday. Temperature is below freezing all through the day with no signs of getting warmer for quite some time. Balls. D:

But then again, when has the weatherman ever been right?

Lucky. I wish it snowed over here.

[Golden Legacy]

My family moved to its new locale which is very much like Gio's (one state north). Boston would have had 3 feet of snow by now. :fcp: I miss it so.

[Toasty]

Miley Cyrus, on Dec 21 2008, 09:10 PM, said:

Lucky. I wish it snowed over here.

We should switch towns. I stopped enjoying snow when I learned it was ****ing cold.


Actually, I stopped enjoying it after we'd constantly get snow here, but it would always be off and on, so we'd either get the crappy powder that's no good for doing anything with (unless you're on a mountain), or there'd barely be anything there at all.


And only two or so weeks ago it was 60ish and raining. Just a week and a half ago it suddenly plumeted to 40 and below.

[Golden Legacy]

It sure beats the snow in NYC which is slushy and polluted an hour after it falls.

[Toasty]

True, but that's because NYC has a lot of cars, and there aren't many plains of grass for it to fall on.

[Golden Legacy]

Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love it. Ever take a subway commute to high school when all the little rural folks have the snow day off? <3 Yay urban life.

[Toasty]

Lawl.

Our school district here isn't very leniant. It'd take a white-out for them to call off school for a day.

[Mallick]

About 18 inches of snow over here.

[Caael]

Golden Legacy, on Dec 22 2008, 06:47 AM, said:

It sure beats the snow in NYC which is slushy and polluted an hour after it falls.

Sure beats not getting any snow at all.

Except in march, for about 1 day, for unexplained reasons.

[Blue]

lots of dry ground. D:

[Saturos S.]

It's been getting warmer for the last few days here.

[Moonear]

It's about -4 degrees F here on Long Island with the wind chill factored in. The snowstorm from a few days ago melted, but it refroze today in some place. The entire tennis court at my school is a gigantic sheet of ice, my friends and I had a blast on it today, freakin cold though.

[Lemontime]

It's 27 degrees celcius here, there's some light cloud cover, very light breeze, and it's meant to be fine for the rest of the week..


OH! and I don't have school until february.. Life is good :fcp:

[Split Infinity]

It's celsius, you pretender.

[Lemontime]

same ****, mayne..

[Toasty]

Split Infinity, on Dec 22 2008, 04:22 PM, said:

It's celsius, you pretender.

"Celsius" is supposed to be capitalized.

[Split Infinity]

Yeah, but I wasn't focusing on the grammar. And don't you call it centigrade anyway?

[Toasty]

who cares?

[Ironsight]

YES! BRING ON THE RAIN!

[Toasty]

My jealousy for your town has no limits DS.

[Ironsight]

Actualy, the rainy season this year has been extremely late.

[Toasty]

I don't care, just as long as it rains.

You see, I live in a desert oasis. A place that doesn't get very much rain.

[My Best Wishes]

It was supposed to be 32 and thunderstorms today, instead it was cool and just rained on my clean car...
Going to Melbourne tomorrow, supposed to be nice and sunny for the next few days.

[Gio]

Hooray for overcast and 58.

[Ironsight]

It's windy outside.

[Nosferatu]

It's snowing like it hasn't in 30 years.

Seriously. ****ing record breaking.

[Platinum Sun]

We haven't broken many records here, but that's because we set the bar a lot higher here.

[Toasty]

Nosferatu, on Dec 24 2008, 08:43 AM, said:

It's snowing like it hasn't in 30 years.

Seriously. ****ing record breaking.

Same here actually. It's notrealy snowng that hard, but i just doe't let up. I think this is the most snow we've had since I moved here 8 or 9 years ago.

[Caael]

**** you and your snow.

[Gio]

Why does Florida's winter weather have to be so random. It is not supposed to be 72 on Christmas day.

[Toasty]

It was when I lived there. I think the coldest temperature in my area while I lived there was 68/69 F.

[Gio]

Toasty, on Dec 25 2008, 04:44 PM, said:

It was when I lived there. I think the coldest temperature in my area while I lived there was 68/69 F.

I know I have asked before, but how far south were you? I am in the panhandle in a town called Crestview. It is sort of near Pensacola if you know where that is. Anyway it does occasionally get below freezing here. Very rarely though. We even have weeks when half the week is around 50 and the the second half is in the mid 80's. It is sometimes a bit ridiculous.

[Toasty]

You have?

I lived in Ocalla (sp?) I'm pretty sure it's not in the panhandle. It's pretty close to the northern border.

[Golden Legacy]

How I hate the south now. This is the first year of my life I have ever gone without seeing snow. Where's the fluffy 3 feet of snow like in Boston, the thin wet slush in NYC? Where's the cold weather and the blizzard like gusts? What the hell is this 50 degree F/rainy nonsense on Christmas day?

[Caael]

Golden Legacy, on Dec 26 2008, 07:05 PM, said:

How I hate the south now. This is the first year of my life I have ever gone without seeing snow. Where's the fluffy 3 feet of snow like in Boston, the thin wet slush in NYC? Where's the cold weather and the blizzard like gusts? What the hell is this 50 degree F/rainy nonsense on Christmas day?

Now you know how it's like to be British.

Almost.

Now you just have to replicate that for 364 more days.

[Saturos S.]

Didn't we have a topic for this in the off-topic section?

[Toasty]

Caael, on Dec 26 2008, 11:34 AM, said:

Now you know how it's like to be British.

Almost.

Now you just have to replicate that for 364 more days.

*moves to England*

[Golden Legacy]

Oi, it wouldn't matter, England rocks. Dream is to move to London one day.

[Yuki]

HAHAHA EAST COASTERS.


It's 50 degrees here =D!

[Caael]

Golden Legacy, on Dec 27 2008, 06:21 AM, said:

Oi, it wouldn't matter, England rocks. Dream is to move to London one day.

It's great in summer because it's not too hot that you're sweating constantly, but not too cold that you have to wear a coat everywhere.

Plus London is about a 45 minute train journey from where I live ;)

[Toasty]

Yuki, on Dec 27 2008, 03:57 AM, said:

HAHAHA EAST COASTERS.


It's 50 degrees here =D!

I'm in the north west. =/