How's the Weather There?

Eve wrote:Rather cool.
Low 70's for our high.
Weird this time of year. :headscratch:

Same here with the rain... Record rainfall for this date, apparently.

bmwracer wrote:
Same here with the rain... Record rainfall for this date, apparently.

I'm guessing it's raining all over

Pooring rain and chilly at 56F in May. This is just wierd. It never rains here in May and by now temps are usually hitting triple digits. :sweat:

mrsmith10 wrote:Pooring rain and chilly at 56F in May. This is just wierd. It never rains here in May and by now temps are usually hitting triple digits. :sweat:

Global Warming.

bmwracer wrote:
Global Warming.

More like global cooling here :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Global Warming.

Perhaps more aptly referred to as "climate change."

I know my climate changes after I've had several Asahis/Sapporos/Orions/Kirins :drink:

Rain continued today. :sweat:

Warming up again. Had the AC on for a couple hours yesterday.

Getting close to beach weather. :yippee:

After just one nice sunny day, overcast at the moment. :(

as June nears, June-gloom will probably in the forecast, lots of cloudy/partly cloudy days and most days in the 60's and some 70's. I don't think it'll heat up until mid to late July, who knows when. it seems like its been on the cooler than normal side.

qilver wrote:as June nears, June-gloom will probably in the forecast, lots of cloudy/partly cloudy days and most days in the 60's and some 70's.

Yup. :(

Been around 80 the last few days, that's too warm for us Northeners, :sweat: rains every day still, strange how it's always at late at night. :nut:

hitomi #1 wrote:Been around 80 the last few days, that's too warm for us Northeners, :sweat: rains every day still, strange how it's always at late at night. :nut:

Northerners? Is it 1861? :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:


Northerners? Is it 1861? :hehe:

Ooops, my miscue, meant to say Yankees. :beaten:

hitomi #1 wrote:
Ooops, my miscue, meant to say Yankees. :beaten:

:hehe: Perhaps the term "carpetbaggers" is in order.

Tu_triky wrote:

:hehe: Perhaps the term "carpetbaggers" is in order.

:hehe:


That's what them call 'em north of the Mason-Dixon line. ;)

Eve wrote:



:hehe:


That's what them call 'em north of the Mason-Dixon line. ;)

As opposed what we called dem Scalawags aftur da war.

Partly cloudy and breezy... Only 70F expected. :(

^^ We'll switch, it's 90 here, hope that's not a prelude to summer. :sweat: :sweat: :sweat: :sweat:

^ I'd like to see that prelude about now. :fingerscrossed: