I live 3 degrees above the Equator. Guess.
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I live 3 degrees above the Equator. Guess.
Global Warming prevents me from seeing any snow for about another month.
We had a bit back home in Newfoundland yesterday morning. Not enough to be concerned about, it was probably gone by the afternoon. We usually get dumped on in Jan, Feb & March. Snow is great, especially if your into snowmobiling, skiing, etc.
However at the moment I'm in Houston Texas, for a few weeks, and its been getting up to 26 deg C during the day (which is about 79 to you metric deprived people), which is a nice summers day where I come from :p .
It hasn't snowed here yet, we hardly ever get any. :(
There's usually two feet of snow by now. Whenever it starts to snow, it's going to start hardcore.
it might flurry a bit by february.
I wish it would snow. Sometimes I hate living in central Texas.
Strangley, here in Vermont it has been very warm, like ryew said in the 60's. Dammit we're supposed to be a cold wintery place this time of year. Not green grass and kids in shorts.
No, it's just been rain. And it's been really cold. One morning it was like 25 degrees. I love the cold and the snow though, so it's all good. :bigsmile:
Nope, it rarely snows here.
Just wet.
It's snowing where I live. Hopefully the snow will stay this time.
No, it doesn't snow where I live. Sadly, I've just moved from a place where it did snow! I miss it!
Nope. Here in Vancouver we haven't had snow in a long time. 10 months or so. Vancouver Washington USA that is. The 'Couve! But it might snow tomorrow according to the forecast, but I doubt it. It isn't very cold right now. Sadness.
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Originally Posted by Rye