How's the Weather There?

Rain finally let up.

:jumpie:

Can you believe it? It was 15 C today! :shocked:

I'll swap you. It was about 25C and 99% humidity LAST NIGHT :sweat:

Anime Dad wrote:I'll swap you. It was about 25C and 99% humidity LAST NIGHT :sweat:

Ewwwww. You know I luff you, but no thanks. :bleh:

I don't blame you. Trying to sleep with a fan blowing on you all night isn't fun... but it's better than sleeping in a pool of sweat :bleh:

it's been raining for about six hours :grumble:

very cold

monta wrote:it's been raining for about six hours :grumble:

very cold

six hours desu ne..... :mrgreen: samuiiiii

Orion wrote:
samuiiiii

what does samuii mean? :sweat:

monta wrote:

what does samuii mean? :sweat:

cold :mrgreen:

monta wrote:

what does samuii mean? :sweat:

samui = cold
atsui = hot

The J Dict is your friend ;) although I already knew those two.


On topic: Still damn warm... *appreciates the aircon*

oh... thanks animedad and orion :D

You don't know humidity until you live in St. Louis or near the ocean where humidity is that high most of the year. Tell ya though. Clears the pores. ;)

Danji wrote:You don't know humidity until you live in St. Louis or near the ocean where humidity is that high most of the year. Tell ya though. Clears the pores. ;)

Er, I live a few miles from the sea ;) And it's usually LESS humid closer to the sea, because you get the sea breezes that don't make it further inland. We get high humidity from hot days & cloudy nights: clouds trap the hot air from the day & make it moist.

Also makes good thunderstorms :)

Anime Dad wrote:Er, I live a few miles from the sea ;) And it's usually LESS humid closer to the sea, because you get the sea breezes that don't make it further inland. We get high humidity from hot days & cloudy nights: clouds trap the hot air from the day & make it moist.

Same here: I'm about 5-6 miles from the Pacific, and I think I get more carpet shock than when I lived inland in L.A.. :bleh:

Zzzzzzzt!!

Anime Dad wrote:

Er, I live a few miles from the sea ;) And it's usually LESS humid closer to the sea, because you get the sea breezes that don't make it further inland. We get high humidity from hot days & cloudy nights: clouds trap the hot air from the day & make it moist.

Also makes good thunderstorms :)

St. Louis is nowehere near the ocean by the way.

Covered my bases. ;)

The weather is strange :grumble:

Wednesday = snow
Yesterday = rain, the whole day
today = the brightest sunshine ever :rofl:

Danji wrote:

St. Louis is nowehere near the ocean by the way.

Covered my bases. ;)

I think they were referring to where you said:

Danji wrote:or near the ocean where humidity is that high most of the year.

:)

15 C today as well! All the snow is gone. :pout:

Wynter wrote:
I think they were referring to where you sai

Danji wrote:
or near the ocean where humidity is that high most of the year.

I don't think 5 or 6 miles inland counts as being 'away' from the ocean though. Seriously.

Crispy Hot :hot: :hot:

Overcast. :puppydog: