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Rain or shine, snow or sleet? I wanna see what the weather is like where you live! This may or may not be because I want to pretend I live there instead.
I'll start. This is what the second day of spring looks like outside of my window in Ottawa:
This may also be a thread for complaining about how despite it being the second day of spring, there's snow on the ground and more snow on the way and I just want to remember what the sun looks like okay
See, I really like snow! In November. And December. And January. It starts getting a little tiring by February. And then it's supposed to be gone in March! A year ago yesterday it was +25 Celsius here. And instead it was like, -10. I just want to stop wearing boots for a while!
I live in far southwest Michigan and yesterday it was 32° and snowed 1/8" in the morning, was sunny and 60° by 5PM, and was raining and 40° by midnight.
See, I really like snow! In November. And December. And January. It starts getting a little tiring by February. And then it's supposed to be gone in March! A year ago yesterday it was +25 Celsius here. And instead it was like, -10. I just want to stop wearing boots for a while!
It's only rained three times today! I think that means it's spring, or the sog giant is wiping his arse or something. Whatever happens in Britain when it isn't drizzling.
I think the queen declares a holiday or something.
I lost an eBay auction for toothbrush heads because Britain hasn't grasped the concept of network coverage. I know it's not weather but it's vaguely atmosphere related and I'm really angry.
Today it is 32 degrees (0 for you GODLESS CELSIUS PEOPLE) and kinda windy which means it's near perfect for my tastes, if it was 40-45 then it'd be perfect
this was something I took during THE POLAR VORTEX, I live on the sixth floor of a dorm by the way:
Also weird thing we keep getting eagles or falcons or something around here these days, Huge wingspan birds flying really high up anyway, more than any seagull I've seen.
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facetiousa wit so dryit shits sandRegistered Userregular
I'm mourning the equinox. I like darkness.
.. literal darkness.
Also every time I tell people I want to move to England they invariably ask, "But what about the weather?"
That's part of the reason why!
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MachwingIt looks like a harmless old computer, doesn't it?Left in this cave to rot ... or to flower!Registered Userregular
Yep! Tons of hummingbirds around the area. We've also got 2 seed feeders up, so we get plenty of wrens and pidgeons. Our cat is not as pleased at the birds as we are, though.
Just googled a Cardinal - wow! They're magnificent! I only see sparrows, blackbirds and pigeons in the city centre so I'm jealous of people with nice birdfeeders and a variety! I might get one myself. I threw some seed out of my window the other day and it did nothing.
Hummingbirds?? Ohhhh you lucky sod, I've never seen one ever, I would love to so much!
They're surprisingly aggressive; with feeder setups like ours, you'll often see a single hummingbird claim it and chase off any others, even though there's plenty of nectar. Little jerks.
Hummingbirds?? Ohhhh you lucky sod, I've never seen one ever, I would love to so much!
They're surprisingly aggressive; with feeder setups like ours, you'll often see a single hummingbird claim it and chase off any others, even though there's plenty of nectar. Little jerks.
Oh! I didn't realise that they were like that! There's plenty to go around, hummingbirds.
Our weather has been a sunny 58-60 degrees that I haven't seen, due to having my past week completely destroyed by a cold and/or sinuses. I really hope it's a cold, but I'm betting my miserable nature will last this whole pollonous season.
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See, I really like snow! In November. And December. And January. It starts getting a little tiring by February. And then it's supposed to be gone in March! A year ago yesterday it was +25 Celsius here. And instead it was like, -10. I just want to stop wearing boots for a while!
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Such is normal this time of year.
Bring on the long night!
Here in Perth, Australia, it's still mostly sunny and warm, around ~30 Celsius. Got out first rains for the year recently too, so there's that.
I think the queen declares a holiday or something.
I... did you steal our sun?
YOU STOLE OUR SUN
GIVE IT BACK
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bugger off
it really wasn't.
you know it's not impossible
myths and lies!
this was something I took during THE POLAR VORTEX, I live on the sixth floor of a dorm by the way:
http://youtu.be/lwHi5T4cBqM
that was in January.
weather!
I'm needing some warmth soon or I'm going to punch weather in the mouth.
But it's been in the upper 50s this week on and off and that is weather I can do without a jacket.
My neighbors have one.
Last year I saw a Cardinal It's the state bird.
Also weird thing we keep getting eagles or falcons or something around here these days, Huge wingspan birds flying really high up anyway, more than any seagull I've seen.
.. literal darkness.
Also every time I tell people I want to move to England they invariably ask, "But what about the weather?"
That's part of the reason why!
Steam: Chagrin LoL: Bonhomie
Another one us colonials have up on you Europeans.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Tree_Sparrow
So tiny.
I also dig Bluejays but they are rare.
They're surprisingly aggressive; with feeder setups like ours, you'll often see a single hummingbird claim it and chase off any others, even though there's plenty of nectar. Little jerks.
Those are like our sparrows! They are so tiny yeah, very sweet!
Blue jays look like a pokemon or something, our birds aren't nearly as brightly coloured as yours!
Oh! I didn't realise that they were like that! There's plenty to go around, hummingbirds.
This is amazing.
I kinda wish Ohio had things to see.
Nothing here but corn fields.
Like the Spotted Towhee.