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Tue Dec-14-10 05:15 AM
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It's 38 degrees F in Miami |
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15 degrees F in Atlanta and 66.2F degrees in Kingston Jamaica. I don't ever remember 66.2 degrees in Kingston, Jamaica.
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Tue Dec-14-10 05:18 AM
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1. 12F at my little weather station here in the N ATL suburbs... |
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cold for meteor viewing but it is a good show this year!
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Tue Dec-14-10 05:20 AM
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2. Oh my God we have winter weather!!! Proof there is no such thing as |
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climate change. :sarcasm:
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Tue Dec-14-10 05:49 AM
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I remember when people went to Florida to escape winter. Florida may break all records in the next 24 hours.
It's 30 in Orlando. By the way the record low for Kingston is 57F/14C.
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Tue Dec-14-10 08:19 AM
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28. Last winter broke all sorts of records. |
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In the new climate it appears that Florida is "growing" real winters.
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Tue Dec-14-10 07:25 AM
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It's called Global Warming, or did I not get the memo?
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Tue Dec-14-10 08:47 AM
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35. No, it's called climate change...nt |
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Tue Dec-14-10 05:21 AM
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3. It's -3 on my back porch |
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in Iowa. Not sure what the windchill factor is right now but it feels a lot colder than that.
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Tue Dec-14-10 05:34 AM
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5. I work with a guy who grew up in Bemidji MN, |
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One day last winter he said "What you Iowans call a blizzard, we Minnesotans call 'Tuesday'"
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Tue Dec-14-10 05:28 AM
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4. it's 1 degree warmer where I am in Maine right now |
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Tue Dec-14-10 05:40 AM
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6. Currently 50F on Vancouver Island, BC. Weird huh? |
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Edited on Tue Dec-14-10 05:41 AM by jannyk
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Tue Dec-14-10 08:35 AM
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33. Yep, 21F here in Edmonton, Alberta. |
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Supposed to get up to 27F today. with the wind it's only 7F right now though. And this is 'nice' weather for us at this time of year, lol. Still, it's weird we're the same as some places in Florida.
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Tue Dec-14-10 10:06 AM
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47. -10C, -19C with wind in Oakville... |
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that's ~ 14F and -2F with the wind in Fahrenheit.
Not often that the Toronto area is colder than Edmonton :)
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Tue Dec-14-10 05:50 AM
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8. 27 F on my Tallahassee FL front porch, probably 3-5 degrees colder away from the house |
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The weather station at the airport is reading 27 which is weird. Usually they are 5 degrees colder than we are here.
Malaise, Do you know if in 1989 it got really cold in Jamaica? That was the year it got down to 8 degrees F here in Tallahassee. We were downstate and drove back Christmas Day to take care of the farm. The trees south of Perry, Florida were covered in ice. I'd never seen anything like that.
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Tue Dec-14-10 05:54 AM
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It's gets very cold (by our standards) in parts of the parish of Manchester 40s and 50s. That's the only parish where people have fireplaces. :D
Florida cold fronts normally affect us. On days like today everyone in the Bahamas will wear a winter coat.
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Tue Dec-14-10 04:06 PM
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59. I grew up in Central Florida where fireplaces are decorations and not functional |
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And when it got below 60 F we all thought it was freezing and layered on all our clothes. No one but my grandmother owned real winter coats, and she wore the ones she had from her youth in Michigan.
The first year I came up here to Tallahassee, it got down to 18 degrees F. The fountain in front of the university administration building froze solid. I had no clothes appropriate for that kind of weather and was soooooo cold. The good thing was that my dorm room was on the top floor so it was always very warm. The people on the first and second floors complained about no heat.
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Tue Dec-14-10 07:11 AM
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22. I would just go to Bullwinkles and drown your sorrows.... |
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:evilgrin: :toast:
Is Bullwinkles even still there? :shrug:
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Tue Dec-14-10 04:01 PM
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58. Bullwinkles is still there, according to the newest phone book |
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I haven't even been down that part of Tennessee Street in years and I never went to Bullwinkles. It opened after I graduated and I was never much of a bar person. I never drank beer (just rum) - now I don't drink at all and the bar scene is not my style. I once went to the poolhall that pre-dated Bullwinkles, but was not impressed.
I'm staying inside, in the warmth!
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Tue Dec-14-10 08:35 AM
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34. I remember that year. I was in Mobile Ala. |
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temps remained in the freezing range for about 2 weeks, and I bitterly regretted no longer having a down coat. That was the year of no orange trees, right?
It was 17 at 5 am this morning in SW Ala. about 90 miles due north of Pensacola.
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Tue Dec-14-10 03:56 PM
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56. Yeah, oranges froze on the trees or in the trucks on the way to market |
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Or on the way to the juice processors. We had to replace about a third of our trees in our two small groves south of Bartow - and our groves are in warm spots that seldom get freeze damage!
Here at the farm in Tallahassee we had four inches of ice on the water troughs where we usually have no ice. They had problems with asphalt on the roads just popping up from ice freezing under cracks. It had never happened here before.
The coldest it got here last night on the front porch was about 25. Everybody is cold, but it's manageable.
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Tue Dec-14-10 06:01 AM
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10. 16 here in SE Pennsylvania, but the wind chill is 4...I was just out on the patio, |
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and they are not kidding!:wow:
Predicted high for the next 7 days is in the mid 30's...
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Tue Dec-14-10 06:06 AM
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11. the wind chill here is sub zero--it's cold! n/t |
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Tue Dec-14-10 06:16 AM
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Tue Dec-14-10 06:17 AM
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13. Wind chill temp is -3 here in Detroit area. nt |
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Tue Dec-14-10 06:23 AM
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14. It's 40 in Clearwater..that's it, I'm moving South! |
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Has anyone checked the correlation between lousy weather and bad legislation? Maybe Mother Nature is trying to send a message...
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Tue Dec-14-10 08:51 AM
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:rofl: We have more wind here since last night than we had all hurricane season
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Tue Dec-14-10 06:32 AM
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15. It's about 38 in West Palm. |
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I've got my nose pressed against the window waiting for snow.
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Tue Dec-14-10 09:31 AM
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46. Guess you should sing this |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4klyIX4RIWA&feature=fvwI wish Ella's people would allow her original on You Tube
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Tue Dec-14-10 06:33 AM
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16. 22 on my porch, N. Fla nt |
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Tue Dec-14-10 06:35 AM
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17. It's not too bad here in Ojai, Southern Ca. tonight, probably around |
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40 degrees. But last week it went down to 29 deg. at night and was around 40 during the daytime. This is my first winter here and everyone tells me this is very unusual. Also it was raining for several days, and so cold I expected to see ice.
I always thought it 'never rains in S. California' and that the skies were always blue and the temp. never went below 70! But, looks like I was wrong ~
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Tue Dec-14-10 06:45 AM
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18. Currently 56 degrees F and clear in Tokyo |
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Tue Dec-14-10 06:48 AM
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19. 36 in Sarasota. We got down into the 20's last year |
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Edited on Tue Dec-14-10 06:49 AM by ixion
and I'll be we do so again this year. :(
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Tue Dec-14-10 06:56 AM
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and 20 degrees on Long Island where we are leaving for on Saturday. I'm ok with this. I have a down coat but certainly don't need that in Florida, even with these temps. My mid weight jacket is fine. Layer, layer, layer.
I suppose different strokes for different folks. I LIKE cold weather, and snow. I am a polar bear living in Florida, for now.
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Tue Dec-14-10 07:00 AM
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21. 6 degrees in central Ohio..... |
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The dog didn't stay out long this morning, He usually wanders around checking out all the trees.
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Tue Dec-14-10 07:15 AM
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23. It's 39° Here in Austin. |
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Tue Dec-14-10 07:22 AM
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24. Balmy 16 here on the shores of Lake Erie |
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30 - 40 mile per hour winds off the lake. I don't even want to know what the windchill is.
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Tue Dec-14-10 07:28 AM
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26. It's marginally warmer in central NH than in Atlanta GA - 20F. |
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Cue The World Turned Upside Down
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Tue Dec-14-10 08:09 AM
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27. The heat island effect has Milwaukee at a balmy 6 F |
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Who drinks orange juice when you can have a Spotted Cow for breakfast?
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Tue Dec-14-10 08:20 AM
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29. It's unseasonably warm here...37 degrees. |
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It's been raining steadily, and the whole place is soggy. I haven't had to start a fire for 2 days.
It looks like we'll freeze tonight, which will make roads tomorrow slick. Still, even then we'll be 10 degrees or so warmer than usual.
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Tue Dec-14-10 08:22 AM
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30. 22 F in Savannah, Georgia |
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Tue Dec-14-10 08:24 AM
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31. its been 40 f in montana all week plus rain, and our snow all melted |
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this is the second year in a row we got a "spring" in december.. its creepy and not normal. never used to be like this
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Tue Dec-14-10 08:26 AM
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32. 30 in Port St Lucie, FL |
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Boy was it cold this morning. My pups didn't even want to go outside. My little frozen doxies!!
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Tue Dec-14-10 08:47 AM
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36. For people who have never been "south" |
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down here we are in "sub-tropical" zone, and So. Fla, not to mention Jamacia, is "tropical" so having this kind of cold for 2 years in a row is not what we are used to. (not "normal")
Plus, for folks out west of the Rockies, the humidity EAST of the Mississippi makes cold weather even worse. I have been much more comfortable in 20 degrees of snowfall in Washington state than in 30 degrees of cold here in Ala. Any skin that is not covered is going to feel painfully cold, esp. since we seem to get a lovely north wind with the cold temps. I have discovered that even indoors, socks are my friend.
to my friends further north, I send sympathies, and wonder how you stand it at all. My friend in Iowa cheerfully emails it is "only" 6 degrees today. Seems it has be minus degrees before it is "cold" to her. Just the thought sends me in search of a hot water bottle.
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Tue Dec-14-10 09:10 AM
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Socks and a sweat suit and that's for sleeping - very unusual here in Kingston. Unlike all the northerners, we have no heat.
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Tue Dec-14-10 09:23 AM
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44. Electric blanket can be such a blessing. |
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We have oil filled portable heaters,small but effective, for small rooms like bedrooms at night, so we do not have to heat whole house at night. and I use electric blanket.
Sounds like y'all down there will need to have an emergency supply of winter aids,just in case this is not a fluke.
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Tue Dec-14-10 08:54 AM
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38. 81 in Phoenix - about 15 degrees above normal. Nope - I don't see any climate change, do you? |
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Tue Dec-14-10 09:08 AM
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39. Call the WAAAAHmbulance!!! It was -20 in Fargo on Sunday morning. |
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Tue Dec-14-10 09:11 AM
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41. And you have a fireplace |
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and central heating - right?????
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Tue Dec-14-10 03:46 PM
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55. No fireplace, but I do have central heating. |
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Tue Dec-14-10 09:19 AM
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42. 40 degress in the mountains in Colorado. |
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Tue Dec-14-10 09:23 AM
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43. and freaking 65F in Colorado yesterday |
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they say it's due to a La Nina year...
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Tue Dec-14-10 09:26 AM
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45. Catastrophic climate change has come. |
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Edited on Tue Dec-14-10 09:30 AM by KillCapitalism
I believe that's what 12-21-2012 is about. A scenario like in the movie "The Day After Tomorrow" is going to play out. Miami better get used to having winters like Fargo in the future.
I hope I can get out of here before it happens. Natal, Brazil would be my destination of choice. Anywhere within 10* latitude of the equator should still have a warm climate.
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Tue Dec-14-10 10:12 AM
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:puke: 2050.. sure glad I'll be dead
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Tue Dec-14-10 10:06 AM
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:P :rofl: Well, not officially, but still. It kind of gets cold in winter.
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Tue Dec-14-10 10:14 AM
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50. the sun's not so much in our hemisphere! |
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Tue Dec-14-10 11:30 AM
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53. The sole comfort is that it still is warmer here than points north. |
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But yeah, cold weather sucks. Hence why I moved to Florida.
The thing about weather extremes is that if it is really hot out, I simply think, "It's really hot out." And then I might think about going to the pool at the first available opportunity, but that's about it.
But when it's really cold out, I literally have a visceral reaction. Cold stings. It's just painful. I have no desire to want to go out in the cold.
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Tue Dec-14-10 11:31 AM
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54. Cooler winters than normal the last three years, in the south east United States. |
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Edited on Tue Dec-14-10 11:34 AM by sarcasmo
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Tue Dec-14-10 04:08 PM
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It's 71 here now - will drop as evening approaches. Eat your heart out until tonight when you can turn on the heat while we fight for the blanket. :evilgrin:
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Tue Dec-14-10 04:16 PM
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61. around 60 here in Colorado Springs. |
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it's kinda chilly outside for a t-shirt, so i spent the day cleaning the house.
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