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2011 was an all-around interesting fall around here, mainly because October in particular was so mild up until the October 29th snowstorm. In fact, in my neck of the woods, our very first sub-32 reading of the fall was recorded during that snowfall! Talk about lack of transition! The coldest low before the snowstorm was like 37 degrees. But, even more interestingly, after that snowfall we ended up having a super mild winter anyway. Go figure
Global warming doesn't mean a uniform warming in all places. While the average is going up, especially in polar regions, different places are affected differently. Maybe that's why it's usually called "climate change" instead. More than anything, it's a change of patterns and an increase in extreme events.
Yeah I know this but I don't want to say "we will get snow" and then we don't again..
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Me too. I love the mountains and forests you see in the Appalachians, including Northern New England. And of course, I love the climate. What I don't get, on the other hand, is how people can live big cities. Or by major highways, or train tracks, or airports.
I wish I lived in the countryside surrounded by untouched wilderness. I don't get how people who don't like stuff like that.
Oh, this is depressing. Summer has just begun here and now this thread already.
I am feeling quite depressed.. on another British forum, people are counting down to Autumn, it is 40 days away but the way they go on about it makes it seem closer than it is
Luckily September is usually like summer, but the shorter days are still depressing. How anybody in this country can look forward to Autumn is beyond me.. just a decay into what will eventually be chilly, windy, wet 11C weather in November
Late summer and late winter are the most depressing times of the year weather-wise for me. At least I always kinda enjoy the first 15°C+ day in Feb-Mar, but that October-like 14.6°C day last August was awful. At least it went upto 33°C in September.
I understand how one can enjoy November weather. I like the chilly daytime temps, overcast skies and dwindling daylight. But I certainly don't look forward to it in mid-July. Too early to think about it.
Late summer and late winter are the most depressing times of the year weather-wise for me. At least I always kinda enjoy the first 15°C+ day in Feb-Mar, but that October-like 14.6°C day last August was awful. At least it went upto 33°C in September.
I understand how one can enjoy November weather. I like the chilly daytime temps, overcast skies and dwindling daylight. But I certainly don't look forward to it in mid-July. Too early to think about it.
Hmm I just never understand because 9C-12C is just a nothing temperature really, not really that cold, but also not warm either. It should either be warmer or colder!
But I guess for people who like cold weather in winter, it is a taster of what is to come!
Late summer and late winter are the most depressing times of the year weather-wise for me. At least I always kinda enjoy the first 15°C+ day in Feb-Mar, but that October-like 14.6°C day last August was awful. At least it went upto 33°C in September.
I understand how one can enjoy November weather. I like the chilly daytime temps, overcast skies and dwindling daylight. But I certainly don't look forward to it in mid-July. Too early to think about it.
Most depressing time would be late fall for me. More specifically, the whole period from the moment we revert to standard time until Christmas. Boke.
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