So what's the weather like where you live?

[Dead2009]

Re: So what's the weather like where you live?

Went from 85, to 60 today. Okay then.

[hogfanhw81]

Re: So what's the weather like where you live?

Rainy and in the 50s in Arkansas. If I wanted Pacific NW weather I’d move up there.


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[bkrich83]

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Mid 80's and dry. Supposed to be like this for a while from what I hear.

[Dead2009]

Re: So what's the weather like where you live?

Okay so....it went from upper 70s today, to the 50s tomorrow.....to back to the 70s on thursday.

[EUBlink]

Re: So what's the weather like where you live?

The high today was around 78-80F, which is entirely unacceptable for November. I want my nipples to not know anything but being harder than the stare Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump would share if they were locked in a room together by themselves.

God, I should probably just circle an actual future date on a calendar for when I ditch the lower 48 and move to Alaska.

[southernmetalhead]

Re: So what's the weather like where you live?

Living in Alaska might be fun, but I'd have to learn the basics of living in cold weather that most people from Florida just don't know.

[Dead2009]

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It's gonna be in the 60s tomorrow after being in the 50s for most of the week. I cant wait to get sick leading up to Thanksgiving.

[Dead2009]

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38 degrees and cloudy.

[LowerWolf]

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We’re under a tornado watch.

[Majingir]

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Avoided 2 feet of snow simply because it was a few degrees warmer than freezing.

Lots of rain, but when the alternative was 2 feet of snow, people will gladly take it.

[Gotmadskillzson]

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Yesterday it snowed, rained, snowed, rained, snowed, sleeted. Roads froze over. Wind was gusting at 70 mph for 12 hours straight, with constant winds blowing at 50mph the entire time. It was a mess. One of my metal bird feeder poles got bent 45 degrees. And now today it is currently 44 degrees. Whacky weather.

[Bard]

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We have blizzard warnings all week starting yesterday.

Temperatures are supposed to go down to 17 as a high and 4 as a low. Winds getting upward of 60mph. Feet of snow projected.

Fun times.

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[l3ulvl]

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Avoided 2 feet of snow simply because it was a few degrees warmer than freezing.

Lots of rain, but when the alternative was 2 feet of snow, people will gladly take it.

same here, if it wasn't JUST warm enough for rain, it would've ugly, especially with round two coming, and then polar freezing stuff after that

[Bard]

Re: So what's the weather like where you live?

Blizzard today... and my school district didn't close, lol.

We are at work wondering how we are going to get home, or how the kids will get home. These people really just care about the money. We have 7 snow days a year to cover [emoji23]

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[Majingir]

Re: So what's the weather like where you live?

Blizzard today... and my school district didn't close, lol.

We are at work wondering how we are going to get home, or how the kids will get home. These people really just care about the money. We have 7 snow days a year to cover [emoji23]

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Feels like the school board I went to school in.

They were famous for never closing schools during any sort of bad weather.

Teachers knew they had to show up no matter what and kids/parents might struggle going to school, so it was basically an understanding that if the weather is real bad, show up if you can and don't if you can't, either way it's not a day of class where anything notable happens minus catching up on homework or just watching movies.

High school was a diff story sadly since for the most part it's people going to school on their own/walking/bussing there. They're just like "leave early", because teenagers relying on bus schedules can predict their bus will be 5 or 35 minutes late?