how did you discover the "weather forum" ? (hottest, place, South)

[Donar]

Scrolled down the forum list too. At first I discovered the General US forum and the actual city-data site when I googled something about pubic transit.

[divisionbyzero0]

The link mentioned below, about 1.5 months before actual join date.

Sunrise, Sunset, and Twilight! What are your city's times for today?, plus few related threads.

Then about 4-5 months after joining the forum, I decided to discover the rest of the weather forum.

[forgotten username]

I googled some information about the differences of sunshine between european countries, then found the map showing the sunshine hours in North America and Europe which was a thread here, way back in summer of 2014.

[Wildcat15]

Originally Posted by Donar

Scrolled down the forum list too. At first I discovered the General US forum and the actual city-data site when I googled something about pubic transit.

That sounds interesting.

[Ariete]

I was googling about the neverending Western Europe - Eastern Europe debate on a miserable cool July evening and one link led to another, and I found C-D. I started posting on the Europe and World forums in July 2012, but didn't become a regular on the weather forum before September. I didn't intend to stay for long, but here I am with almost 17k posts (more than on any other forum ever). For comparison I have like 20 posts on SSC and maybe 40 on a Finnish urban planning forum.

[EverBlack]

I searched "[City] vs [City]" on the Internet.

[PhureeKeeper]

"Its under the big W".

Let's see if any movie buffs get that one.

[ABrandNewWorld]

I was googling forums about Southern California weather and the first posts I came across were L.A-Mex's raves trying to make it sound like if the L.A-Metro area was the hottest place on earth.