damn, where is this global warming?

[Dis]

it's cold out, already broke out my sweat pants. Okay, I'm a wuss, cold for me is lower 60's, and that's what we've had (night temps). Shorts was a little bit too cool, so had to get the sweats out.

It's been unusually cool where I live recently. I'm beginning to think something is wrong.

[Arrian]

Meanwhile, a record high was set yesterday here in CT. It hit 89 in Hartford.

Bah! I want proper late September temps! Highs in the mid-70s, lows in the upper 40s.

-Arrian

[CrONoS]

It's really hot in Montreal & Quebec City!

Man, we're almost in october and we have summer temperature

[Wezil]

I had the air conditioning on last night.

[Ninot]

Originally posted by CrONoS
It's really hot in Montreal & Quebec City!

Man, we're almost in october and we have summer temperature

Almost too hot. Hockey's about to start, damnit.

Jack Nicklaus was worried it was going to snow on the golf tournament here

[self biased]

it's called an indian summer, people.

[Aeson]

Make this hellish weather stop!

http://www.weather.com/weather/tenday/92054?from=36hr_topnav_undeclared

Sep 26 		Mostly Clear 	73°/55°
Sep 27 		Partly Cloudy 	73°/57°
Sep 28 		Mostly Cloudy 	71°/51°
Sep 29 		Partly Cloudy 	72°/53°
Sep 30 		Sunny 		74°/54°
Oct 01 		Sunny 		73°/54°
Oct 02 		Sunny 		74°/55°
Oct 03 		Sunny 		74°/54°
Oct 04 		Sunny 		73°/54° 
Oct 05 		Partly Cloudy 	73°/56°

[Adagio]

The weather sucks where I live. Every second day is partly cloudy, the rest of the days are mostly cloudy

We haven't had a decent summer since 1997

[Wezil]

Originally posted by self biased
it's called an indian summer, people.

From the infallible source:

Indian summer is a name given to a period of sunny, warm weather in autumn, not long before winter. Usually occurring after the first frost, Indian summer can be in late October or early November in the northern hemisphere, and late April or early May in the Southern hemisphere. It can persist for a few days or extend to a week or more.

*Wezil checks his calendar

[Dis]

indian summer? is that politically correct?

Many times it will still be close to 100 all the way till Octoboer. That's why it has been unusually cool. it's warmed up a little. Hovering around 90 in the day time, dipping in the 60's at night.

good thing is I don't have to run the A/C.

[The Vagabond]

Originally posted by Dis
indian summer? is that politically correct?

Yes. There even exists a famous song "l'été indien" by Joe Dassin.

[Zopperoni]

Meh, there is a reason why they call it "climate change" nowadays... environmentalist ****ers.

[Berzerker]

alot of our heat and cold records were set in the 30s

[-Jrabbit]

Think globally, sweat locally.

[Bkeela]

Global warming has switched to the Southern Hemisphere. Happens every year apparently. I think it's called Summer.