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Posted by lexxwolfen on Jan-06-2007 09:19:

Sad Where Is Winter

its jan. and there is NO SNOW.
its freakin 10 degrees celcius, wtf man
i want snow
lost of snow
with -40 degree temperature


where the hell is winter


Posted by trance4life1523 on Jan-06-2007 09:22:

BLAME CANADA BLAME CANADA


Posted by chimchim on Jan-06-2007 09:23:

its pretty damn warm here... its like 85 degrees farenheit in my living room... and its like 50 outside... i dont mind tho... i hate bein cold...


Posted by idoru on Jan-06-2007 09:24:

It's a typical winter here, although more stormy and we even hand pre-Christmas snow. I still expect the typical two or three days of snow this February. There are a couple people who haven't really had any this year, though.


Posted by chimchim on Jan-06-2007 09:27:

where i live it snowed for 10 minutes on december 7th... thats all we have had for this winter.... and i hope we dont get any more than that...


Posted by RapidFire on Jan-06-2007 09:30:

i was walking around my house all day without a shirt on with my windows open how hot it was. looks like global warming is kicking in


Posted by EXTREMUM on Jan-06-2007 10:19:

It's going to be 64F here, today.


Posted by Sushipunk on Jan-06-2007 10:46:

Weirdly, it's been an extremely mild summer here (so far). We keep getting small amounts of rain in the mornings, but not the retardedly hot/humid days we normally do. Sadly though, this means we haven't been getting the wicked summer thunderstorms that I fully enjoy


Posted by Quethas on Jan-06-2007 10:47:

This has been very rare. I can't remember christmas without snow (once though it was snowing in christmas) and there haven't been many NYE without snow either.

Global warming? What is it?


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jan-06-2007 11:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
Weirdly, it's been an extremely mild summer here (so far). We keep getting small amounts of rain in the mornings, but not the retardedly hot/humid days we normally do. Sadly though, this means we haven't been getting the wicked summer thunderstorms that I fully enjoy


youre kidding right? half the country is crippled by drought!


Posted by stren on Jan-06-2007 11:35:

Re: Where Is Winter

yeah same here


Posted by Sushipunk on Jan-06-2007 12:31:

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
youre kidding right? half the country is crippled by drought!


I meant temperature wise. Quite a cool summer so far. We get early morning 'showers' but none of the drenching rain normally caused by the fuck-off hot/humid days. And nothing what-so-ever over the fucking dams, so we still have shite water restrictions.

Does it rain in Hobart then?


Posted by [mart] on Jan-06-2007 12:45:

Doesn't look like we're going to get a winter here in the United Kingdom, either. Global warming is poo.


Posted by tubularbills on Jan-06-2007 13:16:

does no one here know of El Nino?


Posted by stren on Jan-06-2007 13:22:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
does no one here know of El Nino?


sweet ride


Posted by [mart] on Jan-06-2007 13:28:

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
does no one here know of El Nino?


Yeah. Agnelli & Nelson, innit.


Posted by Ian on Jan-06-2007 13:34:

quote:
Originally posted by [MaRt]
Yeah. Agnelli & Nelson, innit.


and a tune and a half


but yeah. It's an el nino year. everything is exaggerated one way or another because of it. Disregard anything that happens in el nino years, afaik it's not to do with global warming, however global warming is the reason if anything happens in the other years.


Posted by Speactra on Jan-06-2007 14:06:

We got snow today!


Posted by kadomony on Jan-06-2007 14:19:

gtfo.

every winter should be like this.


Posted by Jeremy H on Jan-06-2007 14:41:

This is probably my first winter in Sweden that is bearable.
I global warming


Posted by kadomony on Jan-06-2007 15:10:

its january 6th and its gonna be 21C \o/


Posted by d-miurge on Jan-06-2007 15:46:

USA is responsible for 1/4 of the CO2 pollution, but "the American way of life is not negotiable".

And of course, the first victims will be in poor countries. Fuck you.


Posted by Jarvmeister on Jan-06-2007 15:59:

quote:
Originally posted by d-miurge
USA is responsible for 1/4 of the CO2 pollution, but "the American way of life is not negotiable".

And of course, the first victims will be in poor countries. Fuck you.


+1


Posted by darouge11 on Jan-06-2007 17:08:

quote:
Originally posted by trance4life1523
BLAME CANADA BLAME CANADA


what exactly are you blaming canada for...being warm....


blame america....for...well...bush lol


Posted by Frenchie on Jan-06-2007 17:12:

Repost.


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