It's summer here in San Francisco, which means it's frickin' cold!
Isn't San Francisco really hot? *is unable to detect sarcasm*
Actually, according to these handycharts, it looks like San Francisco doesn't tend to get that much hotter than where I live, but where I live gets a lot colder than San Francisco. Science.
It's getting colder here. I've been told we're in for a harsh winter, but it's not even snowing yet so I have my doubts. Usually it's already snowing by now, if my past experience with Albertan weather is any indication.
I like snow if it comes and then melts, but dislike it when it sticks around and forms into ice. A 20 minute walk to work then becomes about 35 - 40 minutes because you have to go painfully slow to avoid slipping and bruising yourself.
When is in a good road that I already know, and it's safe, I love driving while it snows at night!
It makes me feel like I'm flying a spaceship and the snowflakes are stars on my viewport!!
I like snow if it comes and then melts, but dislike it when it sticks around and forms into ice. A 20 minute walk to work then becomes about 35 - 40 minutes because you have to go painfully slow to avoid slipping and bruising yourself.
Well, the chain stuff you put on your shoes help. You can walk at pretty much the same speed as you would with just shoes and no snow/ice.
But I miss Parisian weather. It snows every few years only, and the snow melts before it even hits the ground. And the summers aren't too hot either. Really, if you went out in the street without being told the date, you'd be unable to tell if it's winter or summer (or fall or spring). It's awesome!
Here... Well I like snow, and orange leaves, and flo... okay, not flowers, they give me bad allergies, but yeah, it's nice, but six months of snow are just too much -_-'. And -40° is just too cold. I can't wait to move to BC where the weather is more temperate.
When is in a good road that I already know, and it's safe, I love driving while it snows at night!
It makes me feel like I'm flying a spaceship and the snowflakes are stars on my viewport!!
Well, the chain stuff you put on your shoes help. You can walk at pretty much the same speed as you would with just shoes and no snow/ice.
It doesn't really snow around here that often for me to get that. I think last winter was the first time it truly snowed (without melting instantly, I mean) for the first time in about 10 or so years.
I miss Parisian weather. It snows every few years only, and the snow melts before it even hits the ground. And the summers aren't too hot either. Really, if you went out in the street without being told the date, you'd be unable to tell if it's winter or summer (or fall or spring). It's awesome!
I'm not a big fan of the winters here, which get pretty cold for Australia, but not cold enough to snow, but I like the summers less. At least you can block out cold weather. Hot weather is hard to escape.
I want to get into the games industry, which means I'd have to move to either Melbourne or Brisbane, and I'm not moving to Brisbane. It's close to the tropics, and I'd really miss winter.
I think Melbourne has winter. A year ago, in winter, I went to Ballarat, a city about an hour out of Melbourne, for my aunt's funeral. I was there for two nights, and I was truly warm once. Maybe twice, I wasn't really paying attention to the temperature during the funeral. So if Melbourne's weather is anything close to as terrible as Ballarat's, then I'm sure it has winter.
I'm not a big fan of the winters here, which get pretty cold for Australia, but not cold enough to snow, but I like the summers less. At least you can block out cold weather. Hot weather is hard to escape.
I want to get into the games industry, which means I'd have to move to either Melbourne or Brisbane, and I'm not moving to Brisbane. It's close to the tropics, and I'd really miss winter.
I think Melbourne has winter. A year ago, in winter, I went to Ballarat, a city about an hour out of Melbourne, for my aunt's funeral. I was there for two nights, and I was truly warm once. Maybe twice, I wasn't really paying attention to the temperature during the funeral. So if Melbourne's weather is anything close to as terrible as Ballarat's, then I'm sure it has winter.
I'm from Brisbane. Pretty hot around here for the majority of the year.
Blinkin' Weather. It's too hot in Summer, too cold in winter, and there's no in between, because it's always going to be hotter than you like it or colder than you like it, because the earth is always rotating off-center, so the area you're in is constantly moving closer to and farther away from the sun.
I have a phobia of thunderstorms, a phobia of lightning, a phobia of thunder, a phobia of strong wind, and a phobia of tornadoes. And I live in or on the edge of Tornado Alley. Is there a place on Earth where tornadoes and ultra strong winds don't exist?
I have a phobia of thunderstorms, a phobia of lightning, a phobia of thunder, a phobia of strong wind, and a phobia of tornadoes. And I live in or on the edge of Tornado Alley. Is there a place on Earth where tornadoes and ultra strong winds don't exist?
You need to move to Southern California. Unless you have a phobia of eathquakes...
I have a phobia of thunderstorms, a phobia of lightning, a phobia of thunder, a phobia of strong wind, and a phobia of tornadoes. And I live in or on the edge of Tornado Alley. Is there a place on Earth where tornadoes and ultra strong winds don't exist?
I think the UK, although apparently we have mini tornadoes
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...Oh. You mean autumn weather.
Anyway, I'm back cutting my wrists.
Although here it's Autumn, and t'is my favorite season.
Isn't San Francisco really hot? *is unable to detect sarcasm*
Actually, according to these handy charts, it looks like San Francisco doesn't tend to get that much hotter than where I live, but where I live gets a lot colder than San Francisco. Science.
Cold drizzle! Summer is finally here!
Yes, but by lunchtime it could be broiling hot. Or not. I suck at predicting NorCal weather fluctuations.
It makes me feel like I'm flying a spaceship and the snowflakes are stars on my viewport!!
Well, the chain stuff you put on your shoes help. You can walk at pretty much the same speed as you would with just shoes and no snow/ice.
But I miss Parisian weather. It snows every few years only, and the snow melts before it even hits the ground. And the summers aren't too hot either. Really, if you went out in the street without being told the date, you'd be unable to tell if it's winter or summer (or fall or spring). It's awesome!
Here... Well I like snow, and orange leaves, and flo... okay, not flowers, they give me bad allergies, but yeah, it's nice, but six months of snow are just too much -_-'. And -40° is just too cold. I can't wait to move to BC where the weather is more temperate.
:eek:
I thought I was the only one!!
It doesn't really snow around here that often for me to get that. I think last winter was the first time it truly snowed (without melting instantly, I mean) for the first time in about 10 or so years.
Now that sounds like an ideal place to be.
I want to get into the games industry, which means I'd have to move to either Melbourne or Brisbane, and I'm not moving to Brisbane. It's close to the tropics, and I'd really miss winter.
I think Melbourne has winter. A year ago, in winter, I went to Ballarat, a city about an hour out of Melbourne, for my aunt's funeral. I was there for two nights, and I was truly warm once. Maybe twice, I wasn't really paying attention to the temperature during the funeral. So if Melbourne's weather is anything close to as terrible as Ballarat's, then I'm sure it has winter.
I'm from Brisbane. Pretty hot around here for the majority of the year.
- "Cow."
- "Another Cow."
-- "Actually, I think that was the same one."
(I'm from Oklahoma, so I know how extremely inaccurate the movie Twister is, but it's still good.)
Chains for shoes? That's awesome. Didn't know they existed. Wish I had known about them before when I always needed to take the bus in to school.
Yep. Lazy google search gives this as an example.
It's SCIENCE, BITCH.
Spring is still too cold, and by the time it warms up, it's too hot.
Fall is too hot right after summer, and by the time it cools down, it's too damn cold. I can't win.
You need to move to Southern California. Unless you have a phobia of eathquakes...
I think the UK, although apparently we have mini tornadoes