NationStates Jolt Archive

Colorado is known for its odd, chaotic weather, being on the edge of a number of different climates, and having so much irrigation pumped into it by humans wanting to grow crops. (Silly humans.)

Up here in Pine, we tend to get some of the weirdest, being at about 8400 feet (2560 meters.) Just last Saturday, the 18th, we were having 70-80 degree(21-26 Celsius) weather.

Now?

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This all happened last night too. That's about nine inches(22.86 centimeters) of snow.

Crazy.

To keep this from being bloggish: What sort of crazy weather has your region been having recently, or has had in the past, and so on?

Eh basically it just pisses down acid rain here in Hull. Keeps the streets clean, mind.

We had a lot of sandstorms in Kuwait last month, which is unusual for this time of year.

Michigan just had its first freeze. Knowing that it is all down hill from here, for months to come, I am suffering my seasonal depression already.

right now its nice out, cloudy and about 4 C.[about 40 F.]

I live on the coast of California, there's only at best a 20 degree (f) difference in seasons.

There are, however, 'micro-climates' so that you could be tooling along all warm and fine and then all of a sudden, foggy and cold. I grew up in Sacramento, where if it was hot, it was hot. When I bought a convertible my dad, who had grown up on the coast, told me to always carry a jacket because you never know when it might get cold suddenly. This made me think he was high, until I moved to the coast and went through three distinct climates in thirty minutes.

There is never any crazy weather in London. You hear about places that have 30C+ heat and snowfall in the same day. London sometimes doesn't have either in a year.

There is never any crazy weather in London. You hear about places that have 30C+ heat and snowfall in the same day. London sometimes doesn't have either in a year.

It's just that damn rain. :tongue:

Newfoundland,Canada.


Nuff said.

Colorado is known for its odd, chaotic weather, being on the edge of a number of different climates, and having so much irrigation pumped into it by humans wanting to grow crops. (Silly humans.)

Up here in Pine, we tend to get some of the weirdest, being at about 8400 feet (2560 meters.) Just last Saturday, the 18th, we were having 70-80 degree(21-26 Celsius) weather.

Now?

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This all happened last night too. That's about nine inches(22.86 centimeters) of snow.

Crazy.

To keep this from being bloggish: What sort of crazy weather has your region been having recently, or has had in the past, and so on?

Evidently, you've angered the gods and must now appease them with some sort of sacrifice. Preferably human.

I love the winter - the cold air on my face is so refreshing.

I don't know what all that white stuff is in the pictures, but it looks scary.

It's just that damn rain. :tongue:

Less rain than Rome. BIIIIIIIIIIIIIITE MEEEEEEEEEE

Less rain than Rome. BIIIIIIIIIIIIIITE MEEEEEEEEEE

Bite you? Where?:D

I don't know what all that white stuff is in the pictures, but it looks scary.


Pssf,it not uncommon to get 60cm of snow up here in Canada. With drifts more like 80cm. And snowstorm after snowstorm,or rain,or freezing hail or sleet in the same storm. While the west coast has hurraince force winds or the east is blanketed in fog. I think our summers is about two weeks long. Even if it did snow a bit during July last year...

Bite you? Where?:D

Me first! I do have the proper equipment, after all... :D

Yeah, it snowed, some of it is still with us and now the wind is blowing so even though it's 40^F outside it feels like 28^F. I need firewood.

Me first! I do have the proper equipment, after all... :D

Don't be selfish. You has been bitten already.

Don't be selfish. You has been bitten already.

You're no fun. :(

You're no fun. :(

I am too!:mad:


:D

I am too!:mad:


:D

*Cowers in fear* :eek:

;)

Bite you? Where?:D

I have a few ideas.

Google says it was rainin' in Oviedo today. Wasn't in London :fluffle:

I have a few ideas.

Google says it was rainin' in Oviedo today. Wasn't in London :fluffle:

O rly?

Well, you see. I'm not in Oviedo. I'm in Madrid at the moment.

Today's Forecast:
Scattered showers:D

To keep this from being bloggish: What sort of crazy weather has your region been having recently, or has had in the past, and so on?

There was this big hot orange ball in the sky for a few days at the end of the summer. Scared the shit out of people, but it was soon back to clouds and rain again as normal.

O rly?

Well, you see. I'm not in Oviedo. I'm in Madrid at the moment.

So you lied to me? You lied to me with your "location"! Will I ever be able to trust you again? This is devestating. I'm so angry.. maybe I'll have to bite you

O rly?

Well, you see. I'm not in Oviedo. I'm in Madrid at the moment.

Today's Forecast:
Scattered showers:D

It's been pretty dry here today - nice sunset too. :)

So you lied to me? You lied to me with your "location"! Will I ever be able to trust you again? This is devestating. I'm so angry.. maybe I'll have to bite you

Like I'm going to object to that.:p

But no, I did not lie. I am from Oviedo. I just live in Madrid at the moment.

I hide my true location - few know it. :D

It's been pretty dry here today - nice sunset too. :)

It finally finished here. It was pouring here and the 100km gusts of wind really didn't help. :(

I hide my true location - few know it. :D

Kiryuu-kun, you're in Night Class, Kurosu Gakkuen. Everybody knows that, you silly goose.:wink:

Kiryuu-kun, you're in Night Class, Kurosu Gakkuen. Everybody knows that, you silly goose.:wink:

Yes... of course...

<_<

>_>

Yes... of course...

<_<

>_>

*vanishes in a puff of glitter*

*vanishes in a puff of glitter*

Glitter? Nice touch. :D

Britain has no interesting weather, but it does change from bland to fierce mild six times a day, so it gives us something to talk about.

The weather here in New Mexico turns rather schizophrenic this time of year as well. This week is no different: thunderstorms yesterday, cold and windy today, sunny and back in the 70s by this weekend. But at least down here in the "little Texas" region we don't usually have to worry about that scary white stuff this time of year...

We had some light drizzle a few days back. And twenty miles per hour winds. It was horrible.

The summer began too early, didn't last long enough, the average temperatures weren't as high whereas on some days it was extreme, and now it's fall. I bet the winter is gonna suck yet again being too warm and without snow. So meh.


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25 years

Newfoundland,Canada.


Nuff said.

You've had a lot of sandstorms just last month too? That is unusual for this time of year. :eek2:

Where I've been on vacation in France it's been absolutely gorgeous. It's been in the high 50s or low 60s (4-6C) which would normally feel very warm to me, but since I'm acclimated to Kuwaiti weather I'm freezing my balls off.

Colorado is known for its odd, chaotic weather, being on the edge of a number of different climates, and having so much irrigation pumped into it by humans wanting to grow crops. (Silly humans.)

Up here in Pine, we tend to get some of the weirdest, being at about 8400 feet (2560 meters.) Just last Saturday, the 18th, we were having 70-80 degree(21-26 Celsius) weather.

Now?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v625/PIcaRDMPC/IMG_0015.jpg

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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v625/PIcaRDMPC/IMG_0011.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v625/PIcaRDMPC/IMG_0010.jpg

This all happened last night too. That's about nine inches(22.86 centimeters) of snow.

Crazy.

To keep this from being bloggish: What sort of crazy weather has your region been having recently, or has had in the past, and so on?



I hate snow!!!!!

Also, this month its gone from 70/80s one day to being cold (around 40) and rainy.

I want summer back. :(

Last winter in Rainbow Lake, Albeta we had three weeks of -50C (add the windchill in it got closer -65C on Zama Lake) and then in about the middle of February it went to +15C.

Cant wait for it to start snowing here in New York

I hate snow!!!!!

Also, this month its gone from 70/80s one day to being cold (around 40) and rainy.

I want summer back. :(


That sux. Thats how people get sick i hear

Well, there was some sign of summer weather, in early October of course. Now it's got rather colder but there have been some lovely clear days without a cloud in the sky and a very refreshing breeze while cycling. And then it rains for a whole day and I take the bus.

PM, your descriptions are very apt, I do love strikingly mediocre adjectives.

We had a tornado in May once (not out of the ordinary) but we ended up with 2 feet of hail in the yard (very out of the ordinary, especially since just 30 minutes earlier it was 80F out).......there was hail everywhere, the roads were icy....then it melted in like 30 minutes and another tornado.

We get some fun weather...blizzards, nor'easters, the occasional hurricane, rare tornados, heat waves...

we've been struck by a few "perfect storms", including the one the book/movie are based on

The leaves changed early here, however the whether isn't unusual. Prolly have the first snow on Halloween while I'm out parading.

Japan had a cold spell not too long ago, but we're back up in the temps, so it's rather warm for us for fall. Currently we're getting 18-20C days and 6-8C nights. It's not too bad, it makes for a great fall season and perfect weather to go leaf viewing. It's raining today though. :P

That said, Nagano's winter is just around the corner with highs right around freezing, lows well below it, lots of snow, AND NO CENTRAL HEATING!!!

Now, Nevada's weather is truly insane. It's snowed every month in Nevada except for August and I remember one January that managed to hit the 80's (F). It also changes just about every 5 minutes. It's kinda nice to live in a place that has four regular seasons and actually sticks to them instead of skipping around or trying them all out in the space of a week.

Weather down here is pretty stable. Around 40-50F(4.4-10C) in the morning times. To around 75-85F (23.8-29.5C) around 3:00 PM. Then it gets colder as it passes that point. We also lack rain, which we need, badly. And it's VERY humid here, all the time. :(

We had a cold, wet summer and it's a bitter, grey fall, but there's nothing too unusual about it.

A couple of years ago we had thunder and lightning in a snowstorm. That's about the strangest weather I've seen.

Not much really except for the 15 year drought (though some people will claim it is only 3 years)

I used to live in a town that would become very windy knocking down fences and so forth, it is known as the windy city. No it isn't Chicago.

That sux. Thats how people get sick i hear

Yeah, my sinuses are going nuts right now. I have so much pressure in my sinus cavaties. Its almost unbearable.

Not much really except for the 15 year drought (though some people will claim it is only 3 years)

I used to live in a town that would become very windy knocking down fences and so forth, it is known as the windy city. No it isn't Chicago.

Laramie?

We're having a drought. It sucks.

I mean, it normally doesn't rain more than once or twice between April/May and September/October. That's fine. But we had a really dry winter last year, and I'm afraid we might have another one this year, as my sky's looking awfully empty.

Laramie?

No it is a town in South Australia.

No it is a town in South Australia.

Damn, I was gonna say Lethbridge, Alberta.