92 predicted for Houston today. What global warming?

[BikeWriter]

My yard looks like the Sahara Desert. I saw three camels packing canteens yesterday. Whatever happened to having spring showers in April?

[Random_Australian]

1. As an Aussie, I must laugh at your weather while I still can!

yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk....






















Australia will get UBER-Screwed by GW! :cry::cry::cry:
Actually, the flap of a seagulls wings in enough to get it to stop raining for generations....

[BikeWriter]

3. I've heard your indigneous people there can survive...

in any desert. Maybe you could arrange for them to give us a few tips.

[Random_Australian]

7. In any Aussie desert. Which is the harshest desert to live in.

But pretty specialised to the Aussie deserts. That and in just 100 years we managed to almost obliterate the entire Aboriginal culture. Quite a few langauges are extinct, to be precise.

[In_The_Wind]

2. 92 degrees in April is too hot!

Dod you see any camel toes?

[BikeWriter]

4. Locking, toe thread. Uh, no, I didn't.

We have 93 predicted for tomorrow. Yes'm, it's way too hot for April!

[In_The_Wind]

5. I like warm weather but that is too much too soon.

I hate seeing a parched earth. The farmers must need a good irrigation system to eke out a crop.

[Random_Australian]

6. Out of curiosity, how parched do you consider parched?

How large and deep cracks in the ground? Just surface?

[BikeWriter]

25. Usually we have rains in the spring...

This sort of dry weather is more typical of summer.

[no name no slogan]

8. Tell me about it. It's been near 80 in MN for the past week

our normal highs for this time of year MIGHT reach 60° on a good day, but it's been in the 70s for the past couple weeks.

No, no global warming, nuh-uh. But now I can grow pineapples and oranges outdoors.

[AirmensMom]

9. We had the driest March on record

here in South FL. It's normally not our rainy time of year, but this is ridiculous.

[WolverineDG]

10. Wimp

;)

it's going to be over 100 where I live today. Again. ::sigh::

dg

[Random_Australian]

11. WIMP!

nyah nyah na-yah nah!
;)

[WolverineDG]

13. hey, I've been to Oz

in the summer, in the Outback (Alice Springs, to be precise). Damn, it gets hot there. But this weather we're having where I live is only spring. In the summer, it's going to get much hotter. :)

:hi:
dg

[XNASA]

12. That might really be tragic, if it wasn't for the fact....

That the air smells so fresh and clean in Houston.

[Lady Effingbroke]

14. Yes, the fresh, clean air is the main reason I live in Houston.

Well, that and the magnificent natural beauty.

[XNASA]

15. And don't forget about the extensive Public Transportation System.

;)

[Lady Effingbroke]

16. How foolish of me to forget!

Yes, the trains always run on time here in Houston.

[BikeWriter]

23. Yes, the Yellow Cabs!

[Frustratedlady]

17. Tell me of the many benefits of living in Houston.

For real. I'm curious. (I'm assuming your comments so far are tongue-in-cheek?)

[XNASA]

22. The Food!!

And uh.....it's only a couple of hours from Austin.

[BikeWriter]

21. Ah yes! The highway construction on I-45...

Those busy little beavers have been working for centuries!

[BikeWriter]

20. Especially around the ship channel! Ah, the sweet smell...

of money!

[YellowRubberDuckie]

18. 95 here today in Oklahoma City...

La Nina's a bitch!
(On edit: I'm talking about the weather pattern we're currently experiencing.)
Duckie

[BikeWriter]

24. Oklahoma is OK by me!

[flamingyouth]

19. Ah, Houston weather

At least there will be a nice cool breeze. :hide:

Seriously, ugh - it's awful. I've been spending a lot of time around the Hill Country, which has had horrible droughts and fires. :(

[BikeWriter]

26. At least we have the Gulf of Texas to cool off in!