So! How's YOUR wacky weather been?
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Southern Finland's going up and down and here and there....
In 10 days in March we have had heavy snow twice once going down to -15 degrees celcius, in between it there has been rain and plus degrees while a few days have been sunny spring and the forecast claims midweek is bringing in about +10 degrees.
So yeah, it's a rollercoaster here
In 10 days in March we have had heavy snow twice once going down to -15 degrees celcius, in between it there has been rain and plus degrees while a few days have been sunny spring and the forecast claims midweek is bringing in about +10 degrees.
So yeah, it's a rollercoaster here
Well, in Adelaide, South Australia we've had a record 90 days of high temperatures (no 47+ days this time, thankfully, but still a few heatwaves of the 40-45s), yet at the same time there's been a few periods of near winter-level weather with rainstorms and low temperatures. Like today - it's been raining nonstop and is also something like, 18 degrees, and yet tomorrow it's spiking back up to 34, and yesterday it was 37.
It's been a... weird summer down here.
It's been a... weird summer down here.
I'm another bum fuck Pennsylvania resident, this totally checks outDeliveryGodNoah said:
Went for a jog without a shirt on on Wednesday, and was shoveling six inches of snow on Friday
Fuck that global warming shit is really stepping it up, eh?
It realized that the President didn't think it was a problem and, like a child being ignored by their parents, decided it needed to start screaming louder.DrownedAmmet said:
I'm in CT. Two days ago it snowed a ton but it was so warm that there was no need to plow, then a day ago and today it's been so cold that the snow melting off of the cars turns into icicles within half an hour, but absolutely no snow and partially cloudy weather.
Wacky is about right.
Wacky is about right.
New Jersey here, we've been going from 60-70 degree weather to below freezing/snow the next day pretty much all winter. This has been one of the most bizarre winters I've ever seen.
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Report from St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada.
Yesterday winds hit a peak of 180km/hr (112mph for you Americans out there) with some light snow. Todays forcast calls for 15-40 cm of snow this evening.
Yesterday winds hit a peak of 180km/hr (112mph for you Americans out there) with some light snow. Todays forcast calls for 15-40 cm of snow this evening.
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DeliveryGodNoah said:
Friends, we have a problem, and it may be more severe than mere global warming. Mother Nature has flicked a wet and snowy towel at us from dawn until dusk, and then turned up the AC in our little corner of the world. We have been pranked, fellow Pennsylvanians, and we must act. I therefore propose either the building of a giant space heater for the state...or a giant fan to blow the cold air fronts back where they came from. Failing that, we must - at the very least - raid every sheep in the area of its bountiful wool and find ourselves a team of old ladies to create enough sweaters to support the population of our state.DrownedAmmet said:
ARE YOU WITH ME?!
Will this be in time for the massive snow storm everyone is losing their heads about here?FalloutJack said:
I'm in Kansas, our weather is generally crazy. Yet in one 24 hour period last week we had: gigantic wildfires (one county lost 80% of its normal grassland range,) tornadoes, medium sized hail, high straight line winds calming to no wind, and a temperature drop from near 80 to below freezing (79 to 27.) Again... all in one day.
Resisting the urge not to make a climate change denier joke.
Resisting the urge not to make a climate change denier joke.
Belgium here. Last week we got cold, windy and rainy. Much like the UK really, going by other comments in this thread. Which only make sense, since we're neighbors and when the crappy weather is done with them, we're next.
It's looking up today though. Sun's out and temperatures are up. No rain and just a soft little breeze. Here's to hoping it lasts.
It's looking up today though. Sun's out and temperatures are up. No rain and just a soft little breeze. Here's to hoping it lasts.
I think we may live close by. It was like seventy last week and sure enough, we got snow on Saturday. I'm in the mid-west United States.
Here in Melbourne, Australia we're experiencing about our 3rd run of 30+ degree days, with more to come next week. On top of that we've got the type of humidity that is usually reserved for the northern states. It's taken me back to my time in Malaysia. March in Victoria usually offers up some unusually hot days, but the humidity is an unwelcome guest.
Here, it hasn't been raining pretty much for the entire winter; now it also hasn't been raining and long-term weather predictions still keep saying it's going to be constantly, ever sunny.
There's a river here which is normally used for swimming during summer. But now I can cross that river by walking. Frankly I'm terrified; but it looks like other people take this whole weather insanity rather well.....
There's a river here which is normally used for swimming during summer. But now I can cross that river by walking. Frankly I'm terrified; but it looks like other people take this whole weather insanity rather well.....
Northeast USA, a couple hours NW of Philadelphia.
February was such a warm month, where we sometimes had temperatures flux into the 60s and 70s.
Now, though, I'm stuck inside, waiting out the rest of this blizzard we got. I hate March.
February was such a warm month, where we sometimes had temperatures flux into the 60s and 70s.
Now, though, I'm stuck inside, waiting out the rest of this blizzard we got. I hate March.