How's the Weather There?

Started by groink · 8 Dec 2003 · 12,730 replies

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14 Jun 2005, 23:21 #1981
Continued June Gloom. :bleh:
15 Jun 2005, 00:35 #1982
niko2x wrote:when you say nj is similar to amsterdam, do you also mean that it's legal to score some bush there as well? hahaha (JK, kids)


:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Harold And Kumar were more concerned about burning bush I think!! :hehe: :hehe:
15 Jun 2005, 06:49 #1983
it's nice and sunny in hawaii! (it's rare that it isn't nice and sunny here! :hehe: )
15 Jun 2005, 07:16 #1984
sigggh, so hot
i dont really like tha summer :sweat:
15 Jun 2005, 16:48 #1985
Seems like fair weather today... I want it to rain nya XP!!!

@Ayachan>> Yeah, but since I'm still schooling, I just wear my uniform, rain or shine XD!!!!

@Eve>> Oro, Florida's weather like that too nya?? Didn't know that... XP!!!! My geography scuks :x!!!
15 Jun 2005, 16:57 #1986
bmwracer wrote:Continued June Gloom. :bleh:


Rather humid today... even had some sprinkles when I came home...
15 Jun 2005, 22:10 #1987
Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:Rather humid today... even had some sprinkles when I came home...

Yeah, there were slight drizzles in the morning here... June is such a weird month. :bleh:
16 Jun 2005, 00:09 #1988
Hot and steamy.

:shamefulcry:

Wish it would rain.

HARD!! :banghead:
16 Jun 2005, 01:39 #1989
Eve wrote:Hot and steamy.


You know, some people pay lots of money to go relax in a place like that. :hehe:

It's cooling off here in NorCal, with a possibility of showers by tomorrow and Friday. Showers in mid-June?? :headscratch:
16 Jun 2005, 02:22 #1990
dochira wrote:

You know, some people pay lots of money to go relax in a place like that. :hehe:


:rofl: :rofl:

When Im relaxing I love this kind of weather.

But when it is time to ride or do barn chores... :cleanup:

I prefer it a bit cooler. :ashamed:
16 Jun 2005, 22:39 #1991
Light drizzle in the middle of June? WTF?? :bleh:
16 Jun 2005, 22:53 #1992
Not quite as hot today. :D

There's a bit of a breeze and its still nice in the shade. Probably high 80's.

Thank you Mother Nature. :bow:
16 Jun 2005, 23:18 #1993
The humidity finally broke in NY. Ooh excuse me, out here on Long Island it did. It may still feel hot and humid in the city. It is always hotter in the city. We are supposed to get in the high 70sF today and tonight down into the 60sF with a thunderstorm thrown in also. Yea rain!!! That means I do not have to water my lawn or flowers. The humidity can really slow a person down..it feels heavy on your skin. :grumble:

Isn't CA, the whole state, getting more rain than usual this year?
16 Jun 2005, 23:40 #1994
Enna wrote:Isn't CA, the whole state, getting more rain than usual this year?

Yup. Near-record rainfall for the year... Almost 39 inches. :bleh:

And the result? Mudslides, landslides, and probably a very ugly fire season later this year with all of that plant growth...

Gotta love California. :beaten:
16 Jun 2005, 23:51 #1995
bmwracer wrote:
Yup. Near-record rainfall for the year... Almost 39 inches. :bleh:

And the result? Mudslides, landslides, and probably a very ugly fire season later this year with all of that plant growth...

Gotta love California. :beaten:


Oh I knew it was bad but I didn't realize that it was continuing to be so bad. I guess weather is changing for the worse all over the world. :(
I hope you stay safe bmwracer as well as everyone else here.
17 Jun 2005, 00:02 #1996
Enna wrote:Oh I knew it was bad but I didn't realize that it was continuing to be so bad. I guess weather is changing for the worse all over the world. :(
I hope you stay safe bmwracer as well as everyone else here.

Thanks.

It's not a problem where I'm at: I'm near the water.

It's the people living in the boonies that have got it bad. :sweat:
17 Jun 2005, 00:07 #1997
bmwracer wrote:
Thanks.

It's not a problem where I'm at: I'm near the water.

It's the people living in the boonies that have got it bad. :sweat:



It must be so lovely living near the water in CA. :) So earthquakes are not a problem where you live? :sweat:
17 Jun 2005, 00:21 #1998
Enna wrote:It must be so lovely living near the water in CA. :)

Yeah, it's nice.

But with the current June Gloom, there's not much to see.

So earthquakes are not a problem where you live? :sweat:

It's a problem, but we live with it, just like the people in Japan.

But they're probably much more prepared than we are. :sweat:
17 Jun 2005, 00:31 #1999
bmwracer wrote:
It's a problem, but we live with it, just like the people in Japan.

But they're probably much more prepared than we are. :sweat:


It is amazing how bad weather can effect your moods. I thought if there was one more snow storm this past winter on Long Island than this Blizzard Queen was going to lose it, so I can imagine how the rain must be such a downer in sunny CA especially in June.

Yes I suppose there is only so much preparation that any area can have for an impending earthquake. When Mother Nature talks we ALL have to listen.

Nice talking with you bmwracer, as always..kind sir. :)
17 Jun 2005, 00:41 #2000
bmwracer wrote:
It's a problem, but we live with it, just like the people in Japan.

But they're probably much more prepared than we are. :sweat:

Yup, consider it one of the prices we pay for living in California. I've lived through numerous earthquakes: one devastating, and many others minor. It will come, no doubt about it, but we try to minimize the damage.

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