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The evergreens here that would be common in Nice (eucalyptus, bay, holm oak) are all dark green. The deciduous trees in leaf (at the moment all of the rose family, oak, sycamore and horse chestnut) are all bright green.
We may have actually... I think came close, once it hits 70s a couple times they pop open very quick. If I remember correctly they took like 1-2 weeks last year and just in time since May hit 80s. Actually May 4th hit 80s. I have to check now. Might of been a special year because of the late start to Spring and late blooms then early summer weather.
Yeah, disgusting IMO. Did you see the inside of that? Recessed lighting, new hardwood floors, crown moulding, and the bathroom is nuts. The archway from one room to room looks old. I get the need to make it safe but really? You buy a historic home and you make it look modern? Might as well just tear it down and build new. Awesome water views. Did you see the taxes? WTF?! That cant be right. $68,000/yr??USD.
We may have actually... I think came close, once it hits 70s a couple times they pop open very quick. If I remember correctly they took like 1-2 weeks last year and just in time since May hit 80s. Actually May 4th hit 80s. I have to check now. Might of been a special year because of the late start to Spring and late blooms then early summer weather.
Puff the magic dragon! Cool. Very Summery looking. We don't get those Cumulonimbus here till its above 65F at least? Or lets just say until May at least? And finally a radar from UK. Was beginning to think they don't exist. Europe too. Never see you guys post any.
Summery? That looks wintry to me. We don't get that kind of clouds in the summer.
Shade! What is that? lol I'm lucky its not getting into the 70s yet otherwise I'd be begging for shade. Although that sun is getting pretty darn hot now shining through the trees up higher. I don't think we've hit 80s without leaves. That's always a debate. lol
Stone Homes! Love it. I bet they don't go up in flames and burn like paper like homes in the U.S. But that costs a fortune to build with.. Only the richy areas around here actually build with Stone. Or at least the outside of it is.
Whats sad is there are many historic homes around here and in the state but they renovated or fixed them to look modern so we would never know passing by.
Wow, so beautiful and different from my area. Most things here were built from the 1920s to the housing bubble. I always thought that it was interesting to imagine what those buildings went through over the years as a kid and even now, but where I grew up most houses from the 18th-early 19th century were antebellum plantation houses .
Those don't have be thunderstorm clouds; but they're clearly convective clouds. Would need rather active weather
They are the most common clouds in summer around here, and you are right not every day gets a thunderstorm.
What is unusual to me is that we don't see those until May most years, and then they are here all the time from then on.
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Was beginning to think they don't exist. Europe too. Never see you guys post any.
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