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Today the sun is high, and the wind still brings some cold air, but it is getting warmer and warmer every minute.

Temp: 18 celsius
With luck: 23 celsius before the end of the day.

Lucky you, yesterday it was raining almost the whole evening, and I was outside...

[QUOTE=arno_v]Lucky you, yesterday it was raining almost the whole evening, and I was outside... [/QUOTE]

errr.... why didn't you go inside then?

I had an match of ice speed skating, In Amsterdam and they forgot to make a roof on that frickin ice track, so I got soaking wet

That sucks... ah well, I was sitting by the fireplace with a hot cup of coco if it's any comfort to you.

Ahhhh, finally back in to the 40s, at least.

Me, I work in a dairy cooler (which runs from the high 40s to the mid-30s in temperature) on weekends, so I've become accustomed to the cold. Still, that's not to say that I totally spurn a furnace. It's just that such feels a bit more welcoming again.

With my adaptation to temperature, I've often been looked at as abnormal, particularly if I'm standing in 40-degree weather (not snowing or raining) in a t-shirt or a light jacket.

75°F
Mostly Cloudy
UV Index: 3 Moderate
Humidity: N/A%
Visibility: 7.0 miles
Pressure: 30.15 inches and falling
Wind: From the East Northeast at 5 mph

Well, because of the ice that seems to inevitably follow the snow (sleet) in this place I fell something like 7 times as I was walking to school this morning. Now the REALLY bad thing is that it was raining as well today, something which caused the appearence of severeal large ponds along the way.

Now guess where I landed most of the times I slipped......

That's right, in the ponds, suffice to say, it was a very cold schoolday for me today (the temperature is still about 2 degree Celsius)

[QUOTE=Rob-hin]That sucks... ah well, I was sitting by the fireplace with a hot cup of coco if it's any comfort to you. [/QUOTE]

Actually it didn't suck, I won , but the weather DID suck.

Its 59°F and raining. A cold front is moving through Arizona, dumping a foot of snow in the north. Down here in the south, its just a bit rainy and there's a cold wind making its way through the cracks around my office window.

It's raining dogs and cats over here. (Let's see if anyone gets this reference...)

Slush slush slush. Slush. Lots of slush everywhere. It's falling from the sky, it's piling on the streets. I feel the need to flee the country.

[QUOTE=Vicsun]Slush slush slush. Slush. Lots of slush everywhere. It's falling from the sky, it's piling on the streets. I feel the need to flee the country.[/QUOTE]

Come over here, we have even more!

Tomorrow, they're actually forecasting partly cloudy skies and 58 Fahrenheit. Then, it's back to another week of clouds and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. Even slush sounds good, at this point.

The sun is high, the wind blows. 23 celsius at sunlight, 15 at shadow... because of the winds.

eh, It's overcast here. It's been raining off and on for te past couple of days. Happily, I don't have to go to school at all this week because of Thanksgiving break, so I get to stay inside. I'm so happy

It's been snowing all night, when I went to work this morning it looked like a Christmas postcard. -1 C, almost no wind, very pretty The forecast for tomorrow is -9 C (about 15 F), though Lucky I just bought a new fleece sweater.

you're lucky. It never snows here. And I haven't been to New York for Christmas since I was 7,and even then it wasn't snowing at the time, so I'm stuck.

[QUOTE=fable]Tomorrow, they're actually forecasting partly cloudy skies and 58 Fahrenheit. Then, it's back to another week of clouds and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. Even slush sounds good, at this point. [/QUOTE]

They lied. It's still cloudy and has been for close to two weeks. And they're predicting another week of the same. I wish someone would bribe those weatherpeople to change the forecast.

It is yet another day where it never actually seems to get lighter.... In fact since about 9 am it seems to have become steadily darker.

I wish it would snow, or that we would get swaths of fog and mist so that towers and city streets are half-hidden.. Hell, at this point, I'd even like hard rain (once I am back home and no longer need to go out)... But this low, grey, overhanging stuff.. ugh..