Is it Sunny near you ?
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I think it's gonna be around 30 C today and I thank God for that! (I can almost hear Biggy saying: Stop using His name in vain, you stupid cow!) LOL! The weather's been quite shitty for the last couple of weeks but I guess it's ok now.
NObabe wrote: I think it's gonna be around 30 C today and I thank God for that! (I can almost hear Biggy saying: Stop using His name in vain, you stupid cow!) LOL! The weather's been quite shitty for the last couple of weeks but I guess it's ok now.
Blasphemy!!!
Are there any women here today?
Thunder and lightnings here.
But last week, we had over 30C here in Stockholm. I was melting away......
sunny yes but friggin cold. From -4 to 12 today. Yesterday was like 9 Degrees. Before that it was cold windy and wet. I'm getting sick of this winter crap. I can see snow on the mountains. eek.
BIGINOIL wrote:
NObabe wrote: I think it's gonna be around 30 C today and I thank God for that! (I can almost hear Biggy saying: Stop using His name in vain, you stupid cow!) LOL! The weather's been quite shitty for the last couple of weeks but I guess it's ok now.
Love back at ya Biggie!
We Are All On Drugs wrote: It's 3:41 in the morning here, so no, it isn't sunny here...
Thank you for the laugh Jeff....
It was plenty warm today, I can tell you that much, a bit cooler in Seattle than it is down here. Very very sunny day, a perfect example of why I still like living here.
twist wrote: It is 7:46 PM and it is sunny and 32 C.
Prayers for rain.
There's a Cure for that.
Down here in Northern California we like our weather the way we like our women- Foggy, low pressure, and mildly moist.
sunny during the day, rain in the afternoon/evening nearly every day - occasional hurricane concerns. hurricane emily has swung wide left of us and made landfall as a cat 4 storm in mexico this a.m.; her predecessor, dennis, decided to get a bit of northwest florida, 4 hrs west of where i live, and carry on from there.
37 C at 13:00pm today. The thing is that i can see the sea from my office window but i can't go there :dead:
Digital Mike Binoche wrote: 27 oC in Ilkeston according to the BBC weather
Can anyone beat that ?
yes.
We've been having tropical weather lately here. We always get the leftovers of the hurricanes. Its been about 90 degress but the humidity has been crazy. The only way to describe the air is soupy.Thuderstorms everyday for the past week. Which are always nice in the summer. But its so hard to work in this weather.
Let's see...
my meteo ticker says 29oC degrees right now.. it's not sunny, and that's been a while except last sunday
28-30-26-26-25-27 is what's planned tor the next 6 days.
Problem is, 70% humidity, so they say that it FEELS like 40oC right now...
I can tell you, I've never seen such a hot summer.. usually we get 2 weeks TOP of 33+ temperature... but it's been like that since the beginning of june.
I haven't been able to sleep good for the last 2 nights... too hot, and I sold my air conditionning last year, damn it!
leeharveyoswald1963 wrote: We've been having tropical weather lately here. We always get the leftovers of the hurricanes. Its been about 90 degress but the humidity has been crazy. The only way to describe the air is soupy.
That's the worst thing about New York-- soupy air. It so sucks. It's the one thing that REALLY prevents me from moving there. I was there last August, and I got caught in a MASSIVE downpour when I took the train from Brooklyn to Manhattan-- the "remnants" of one of the hurricanes.
spain has the nicest summer-90's daytime- low 60's in the nite time
not like new york where it stays in the high 70's for sleeping
The weather here today is perfect for me-- close to 70 F, not too hot, not too cold, no humidity. I asked my ecology profesor once where I could go to get weather like that every day. He said Kenya. I objected on account of the dictatorship there, so he changed his suggestion to Tanzania. Interesting suggestions those, considering the science on the origins of man.
I wonder if one day the americans will finally moved on with their colonial past and adopt the metric system? 
We have, but because of you guys, we have 381 ml bottles.. that's not too round, is it? 
It's a problem, because we have NO idea how heavy or how light something is, how big or how small, how hot or how cold, or how fast or how slow, when it's expressed in metrics. No idea.
When Italy converted from Lire to Euros, there was rampant price gouging, because shops raised their prices and consumers couldn't tell what the prices in Euros meant.
Converting to metric here would mean Americans would be even more confused than they are now; is that REALLY what the rest of the world wants? ;)
