Did you get a snow day off from work/school today?

[Beartrucci]

No, it was extremely fucking hot here in Adelaide, Australia. I was sweating all day at school then as soon as I got home I jumped in the pool. It was so refreshing, felt so good.

I hate you

*looks out the window onto a snowy street wishing it was summer*

It's alright, it was raining today and was cloudy most of the day. It wasn't cold, but it didn't feel like Summer. Australia's weather is always weird like this, we could have a heat wave for like a week straight, then be raining and windy the day after.

 

[Discord]

YES! and YES school was cancelled!

Woo Hoo!

 

[SovietSecrets]

No, I am in California. It might snow up in the mountains, but it will never snow in the city .

 

[Small Waves]

College is closed, which is good because I wasn't going to go anyway, seeing as how Septa might chicken out anyway.

 

[florence500]

Nope. Which sucks because I had already made plans for my day off. Screw you met office! (btw I live in the south east of England where it was pretty much guaranteed to snow.

FAIL weather

 

[vaderaider]

nope, all the snows gone where I live. Still got the day off because of sickness.

 

[SimuLord]

It was 50 degrees and partly cloudy in Reno today. Tomorrow's forecast calls for more of the same, and by Saturday it might even flirt with 60 for the first time since November.

West Coast weather is sweet.

 

[MBergman]

What's the deal with these snow days anyway? Here in Sweden we can get a lot of snow, like this year, but cancelling school/work because there's "too much" has never happened. Granted, if there was a fucking blizzard or something I probably wouldn't stick my nose out the door, but why exactly does these, "snow days" exist? Do you really get so much snow that getting out the door would be impossible?

 

[Lucifron]

The only time we would get a snow-day in Sweden would be if nazis and miscarried fetuses fell from the sky during a blizzard.