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I sometimes wonder how the weather varies across the globe. So... how is the weather there?
| Not hot, not cold, not stormy - perfect | 11 | |
| hot as dry balls | 18 | |
| hot as moist balls | 22 | |
| Cold as a witch's tit and dry | 4 | |
| Cold as a witch's tit and humid | 2 | |
| Rainy and cold | 7 | |
| Rainy and hot | 9 | |
| A light drizzle, still good for walking | 3 | |
| Flooding! | 3 | |
| Tornados fuckin everywhere! | 6 | |
| Drought | 1 | |
| other | 5 | |
| It's raining jackasses. | 4 |
Man, it's so cold where I am at the moment, that today I decided to hide in a fridge to keep warm \:
There was a picture on my news feed this morning of a gas station not too far from here and the road covered by about 3 feet in water, maybe more.
We needed the rain, but god damn. Nature wasn't ready for that shit, yo.
Well, since it's summer here the average is about 90 - 105 and it's always dry here. Right now it's 96°F.
95 degrees
Scattered Clouds
Wind: NW at 7 mph
Humidity: 41%
Apparently later on a T-Storm for today and tomorrow is expected. I can't wait!
Baltimore MD, america.
89 degrees
feels like 95.
54% humidity.
Partly Cloudy/Sunny.
Greenville SC, USA.
It's raining cats and dogs here. Not actual cats and dogs because that would be awful. Three cheers for person who guessed England (!)
It's been hot as moist balls here, but that humidity and heat is starting to dissipate. Right now i'm watching a lovely thunderstorm. : )
Chicago is never particularly consistent. We were up to 108-112 degrees the other day, and now I think we're back into the late 80s, early 90s. We just had a rather vicious storm, which helped a lot with the heat.
Right now it's rather rainy and cool. Which is unusual because we were in a draught for the longest time. Our well water started getting sulfur and when that happens that means our water is rather low.
But it's been in the 90's to 100's here. Oh and too humid.
It is surprisingly perfect today but these last few days have been in the upper 90s (F). I'm currently too lazy to look up the weather, but I'm worried that the heat will pick back up because last I heard, it wasn't forecast to cool down until tomorrow. Not complainin' now though :D
Right now it is 104 F, dry as balls, and barely a breeze to be seen. The tar sealant on the pavement is melting and bubbling!
We had that heat wave in the south east USA a week or so ago, it sucked balls.
It was like 104 104 103 three days in a row. I'm originally from Florida and that still baked me.
Ya, no matter where your from 104F is just too damned hot to be reasonable!
No kidding, and I had to be outside a lot for my job. I thought I was gonna pass out from Heat stroke some days. I must of drank a gallon of water a day or something. It was brutal. I hate summer. Worst season ever. Give me cold any day of the week over that shit. I'm surprised I didn't melt.
Well, right now it's 57F. Supposed to get to 71F today. And it's foggy.
Cooler than the season average.
I'm on the west coast of the US.
I'm so used to it! I melt in the other parts of the country.
Being in 104F where you are would make me live in the fridge. I could pass you cold drinks from there!
Sounds like a plan to me. So being 71 outside, do you guys even use air conditioning? What temp to you keep your house?
We don't have air conditioning. Most houses don't. September is hottest month. We can get into the 90's. Rare for 100's.
I just suffer during that time. 3 fans in my room with all the windows open.
Right now, the inside of my house is 70F. I don't have the heater on. Outside now is 63. My house holds the heat. Good for winter but not summer! But 15 miles away over the hill it gets HOT like you. Everyone has AC there
My apartment stays a cool 70F all year round, so cold I need a blanket in the summer, and so hot I wear shorts inside during the winter. Perfect temperature! I can't imagine a climate that is so even that AC is not even needed! Although I would rather live somewhere where heat is never needed lolz.
High of 84 F
Low 57 F
80% humidity - which is a little high for these parts at this time of year.
Partly cloudy 50% chance of rain - translation, it will rain for about 20 minutes somewhere in the region but not all at once.
Midwest...highs have been at or near 100(F) for a month, little rain if any. Hotest and dryest spell we've had in 50 years. Much of the world's corn is grown here...and it's withering in the fields.
We must not live too far apart, 100-104 every day, and so damn dry the grass and field crops are turning brown!
Great pool weather though!
You must live either in Missouri or Illinois? I'm guessing Missouri because it's in worse shape. I saw you mention "Springfield" in an earlier post...but since there are at least two Springfields in every state...I went with the two closest states with recognizable Sprinfields in them:D
I live in the southwest corner of Iowa
191330Z 21003KT 130V270 CAVOK 18/M07 Q1026 NOSIG
The report was made at 13:30 UTC
Wind 03 kt from south/southwest, varying between southeast and west
Temperature 18°C
Humidity 18%
Pressure 1026 hPa
Visibility 10 km or more
no clouds below 1500 m and no cumulonimbus
Well, now, at 8am its in the mid 70's with 96% humidity. Yesturday it felt like 104° with the air moist as balls. It was disgusting! Ahh and nothing like the smell of low tide lingering in the air
It's early in the morning here, but it's 77 degrees Farenheit, High: 91 degrees Farenheit, Low: 71 degrees Farenheit, 61-69% chance of rain, reaching as high as 85% humidity, with a heat index of as high as 100+ degrees Farenheit.
It changed from 77 to 80 as I typed this. Hot.
Yuck.
I just googled what the weather is like here. So, in Newcastle, UK:
11°C | °F
Mostly Cloudy
Wind: NW at 8 mph
Humidity: 100%
It seems like a pretty normal day, nothing unusual.