How's the Weather There?

Cold,, very cold
as in last week it was colder than the north pole kinda cold
but at least spring is coming,, the only good season in this city

It's a heatwave! Even the newspapers are saying that. Mid-30's every day for a week, and more to come :sweat:

Anime Dad wrote:It's a heatwave! Even the newspapers are saying that. Mid-30's every day for a week, and more to come :sweat:

Yeah, they've been talking about it on the news here... Really bad. :sweat:

Nice and sunny however, everything is lightly covered in ash due to Mt. Asama erupting.

Takoyama wrote:Nice and sunny however, everything is lightly covered in ash due to Mt. Asama erupting.

Ooh. :sweat:

Nuclear winter?

bmwracer wrote:
Ooh. :sweat:

Nuclear winter?

It needs to spew more into the atmosphere to help combat the rise in global climate.

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, they've been talking about it on the news here... Really bad. :sweat:

Yep, Mrs A.D and I will be investigating air conditioning shortly :dancing:

Anime Dad wrote:


Yep, Mrs A.D and I will be investigating air conditioning shortly :dancing:

Couldnt manage without it here. :sweat:

Hopefully wont go below freezing tonight. :fingerscrossed:

Snowing. :bleh:

And having to use a wheelchair for mobility = no traction = no travelling. :grumble:

Keps wrote:Snowing. :bleh:

And having to use a wheelchair for mobility = no traction = no travelling. :grumble:

How annoying.

Move here to FLorida, keps!
No Snow! :woot:

Still rainy and chilly though. :shakehead:

Keps wrote:Snowing. :bleh:

And having to use a wheelchair for mobility = no traction = no travelling. :grumble:

You're better off: you can stay home and be warm and comfy. :victory:

Mid-70s, not bad for the middle of winter :woot:

Eve wrote:
How annoying.

Move here to FLorida, keps!
No Snow! :woot:

Still rainy and chilly though. :shakehead:

I'd move to Florida tomorrow if I could! I truly hate British weather.

bmwracer wrote:
You're better off: you can stay home and be warm and comfy. :victory:

But I had an appointment tomorrow morning, and it's only a few streets away, but I'm not going to be able to get there with this weather.
The snow is quite thick on the ground now.

Snow Snow Snow lots of Snow love the snow ^0^ :: runs around all happy :: XDDDD :mrgreen:

Lots of snow here too, so much so that all the trains where cancelled and I had to "Home Work". In reality I spent most of the time revising Japanese verb conjugations.

Typical England, you get a few inches of snow and everything grinds to a halt.

Keps wrote:Snowing. :bleh:

And having to use a wheelchair for mobility = no traction = no travelling. :grumble:

I heard it was snowing there! Isn't that rare?!

It was warmer today, but we're expecting another storm tomorrow. Doubt we'll have a snow day, tho.

Keps wrote:But I had an appointment tomorrow morning, and it's only a few streets away, but I'm not going to be able to get there with this weather.
The snow is quite thick on the ground now.

Oh.

That's a drag. :sweat:

Wynter wrote:

I heard it was snowing there! Isn't that rare?!

I lived there for a few years and only remeber it really snowing where it stuck for a few days once.

Still rainy and cold here. Glad I still have up my Xmas decor for cheeriness. :mrgreen:

Wynter wrote:

I heard it was snowing there! Isn't that rare?!

It was warmer today, but we're expecting another storm tomorrow. Doubt we'll have a snow day, tho.

Not really... well I guess what you call rare ^^;;; we probably get snow fall about 3 times a year in my home town. Here in Cardiff where I am studying at University it is rare because of the pressure coming in from the sea... or something like that LOL. It doesn't often snow in the south. But I live in the middle of the country. Last year I got 2 days off because of the snow we got about 6 inches it was great. That's heavy for us... well where I live. Usually we can expect a 2/3 inches 2/3 times a year.
Obviously the further North you go the more snow you get. My friend who lives in Scotland gets lots of snow lots of the time =D
But the 12 inches some parts of England have received this time is rare!!! O.o

Nah, I wouldn't say rare either. Where I am we get probably at least a tiny sprinkle of snow each year. This year there's more than usual, though.

Eve wrote:

I lived there for a few years and only remeber it really snowing where it stuck for a few days once.

Still rainy and cold here. Glad I still have up my Xmas decor for cheeriness. :mrgreen:

Wow Eve, you kept that quiet! You lived in England? (or somewhere else in the UK?). Did you develop a taste for tea and scones, and saying "flipping heck"? :rofl: