What has the weather forum done for you? (warmest, cities, Canada)

[miamihurricane555]

Originally Posted by Derek41

Made me realise that the climate I live in is actually pretty good, given the number of complaints by other forumers about their climate.
Also has opened my eyes up with all the "'rate the cimate"' threads and critiques of each climate, especially from those that have actually experienced similar climates.

where do u live?

[Bottletree]

Originally Posted by miamihurricane555

where do u live?

Newcastle Australia I think he lives.

[Bottletree]

Originally Posted by miamihurricane555

Ever considered relocating?

Can't right now, still in uni.

Originally Posted by owenc

I thought all the snow was gone. I have no idea how any low level place at 50n could get an ice day in May. How is that even possible?

Here today we reached 8c with -5c uppers. The uppers would have to be like -20c for me to get an ice day in May.

Yeah it is unreal, the record low for may is -11c and Wednesday night is forecasted to reach -11c so very close to record territory.

Snow is completely gone now, hard to find it.

[miamihurricane555]

Originally Posted by JetsNHL

Can't right now, still in uni.



Yeah it is unreal, the record low for may is -11c and Wednesday night is forecasted to reach -11c so very close to record territory.

Snow is completely gone now, hard to find it.

ah I feel for you.

[tom77falcons]

I will second Nei and state that I learned much about "bright sunshine". Many days I find myself thinking about how many sunshine hours we got that day. Seeing all the different sunshine hours from around the world made me realize it is not that cloudy where I live. I always thought my area was so cloudy. Never knew how cloudy Asia was either.

Another thing I learned is just how many climates there are that are colder than mine. I tended to be interested in climates that were warmer in winter, but didn't know much about which ones were colder. I never realized how cold parts of Europe can get, particularly Eastern Europe.

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by miamihurricane555

Ever considered relocating?

Besides southern Ontario and coastal BC, I don't think he has anywhere to go lol

[RWood]

Originally Posted by tom77falcons

Never knew how cloudy Asia was either.

Another thing I learned is just how many climates there are that are colder than mine. I tended to be interested in climates that were warmer in winter, but didn't know much about which ones were colder. I never realized how cold parts of Europe can get, particularly Eastern Europe.

You would have to exclude quite a large area on the upside of 2500 hours though ...

[Bottletree]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

Besides southern Ontario and coastal BC, I don't think he has anywhere to go lol

Once I get the degree I can move anywhere in the world. Sure won't be Canada.

[Galaxyman]

It surprised me how many other people make their own fantasy countries and climates in their spare time

[miamihurricane555]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

Besides southern Ontario and coastal BC, I don't think he has anywhere to go lol

how about leaving Canada?