Snow!

[onodera]

When I came back from Germany it was snowing a bit, but that was fake snow, the one that turns into slush.
But today when I left work, it was snowing with big white flakes, and when I exited the subway, it was everywhere, a blanket of snow, crunching like lactofermented cabbage under my feet.
Now I'm home, and it turned the usually orange tinted evening violet.

What's the weather like at your place?

[Arrian]

~45 degress F, raining. It's been colder lately (mostly 30s), but a warm front came through with the rain.

Hopefully we will get snow soon.

-Arrian

[onodera]

Originally posted by Arrian
~45 degress F, raining. It's been colder lately (mostly 30s), but a warm front came through with the rain.

Hopefully we will get snow soon.

-Arrian

God, how I hate Fahrenheit and his scale...

[CrONoS]

Originally posted by onodera

God, how I hate Fahrenheit and his scale...

QFT

First snow of the year in Quebec City: around 10cm on ground, -5celcius, no wind and the Africans at the university are going to go crazy.

[Garth Vader]

Nice, it's only -4. We got a bit of snow a few weeks ago, but it's mostly gone. Last year we had snow by the middle of October and it stayed

[Supr49er]

It's sunny and 80 degrees F (26.7 degrees C) here.

[chequita guevara]

Same here

[Zkribbler]

Skies were blue this morning, but a thin veil of clouds has already drawn across them, and it's only 10:30. Tonight, heavy rains are supposed to begin, dropping 3 inches of rain in the next three days.

Those folks on our fire-ravaged hillsides are going to be mudslided away.

[Traianvs]

We had a beautiful snow cover for two days as well in Belgium

[-Jrabbit]

Sunny and around 40F. in Chicago today. We had a light dusting last night.

[Zkribbler]

Perfect day today

It rained hard last week, washing all the pollution out of the air. Then today, we're having unseasonably warm weather. Mid-70's. Skies are crystal blue. What a day!

[Darius871]

Originally posted by CrONoS

QFT

First snow of the year in Quebec City: around 10cm on ground, -5celcius, no wind and the Africans at the university are going to go crazy.

I've always wondered - do they prefer to be called African-Canadians or somesuch up there? Or does it depend on whether they like hockey?

[Grandpa Troll]

mid 50's F, windier (30-40 mph) afternoon

Nice but could be warmer

[Wezil]

Originally posted by Darius871


I've always wondered - do they prefer to be called African-Canadians or somesuch up there? Or does it depend on whether they like hockey?

To answer your question - yes (but it has a different meaning here)

The African-Canadian population is made up of individuals from a range of places across the globe including the United States, South America, the Caribbean, Europe, Africa, and Canada.

http://blackhistorycanada.ca/

On topic -

We've already had several snow storms here. The first was before Thanksgiving (mid-October).

[b etor]

-1 C. it snowed a bit here last night. my dad got his car stuck so i drove him to work then came home and got his car out of a snow bank. he doesn't feel like getting snow tires.

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