It is 9.50am here in Ireland and bloody freezing about -2 whats your weather like, dont hold back tell me straight...
7.55pm here up on top of my mountain in West QLD, good ole Aussie land. It is 34C so stinking hot my mascara has melted off my face.
blondepoet take me to your hide out bloody freezing, I can hardly type its that cold
Rainy and drizzly here how I love the sound of rain-drops banging on the roof when going to sleep
It's about 5AM.. and about 37 degrees F It's quite pleasant, actually..
6:00 pm in the Philippines. I can feel the sea breeze, comfortably cool at 27C.
Isabella that is almost poetic, actually it is poetic, just done a poem make be you would like it
Mama, I wish I could feel tha beeze, even the trees are white with frost here this morning
blatva, are you up at 5am, is that the time your day starts
about 6 am here and -18. Very cold, but calm. I love the stillness of a cold morning. I hate the cold, but certain aspects of it make me feel nostalgic and comfortable.
It`s 7 am here.
Freezing atmosphere,quite silent and air is blowing as well.
It's 7:44 am here on the East Coast of the USA and 59 degrees
It's 2.00am in NZ and 26C .... And to make you really jealous.... We Have Potatoes
im just across the water from you and it is damned warmer than Ireland! Somerset x
About 65f this morning - it's 8 a.m. here now. Had my windows open all night listening to a "nor-easter" blowing. I love the feel and sound of these big winds coming through. The air is freshest at that time and everything - including your thoughts - just seem to clear up.
Pearl Diver what are you doing with our potatoes we invented the potatoe
Shaz, I lived in Kent for a while, loved it, ever been to the John Lewis store in Kingston Upon Thames...
It's kind of drizzly and cloudy here in Michigan. I'm guessing it is up near 38 degrees this morning. We have been getting rain here for a couple days, and we actually had some thunderstorms roll through here Saturday night. But, it is supposed to drop back down into the 20s, with snow most of the week. This is the time of year, when weather in Michigan starts to freak out. You never know what it is going to do.
USA temperatures are in farenheit, australias are in celcius.
Its moderate here, good cloud cover, but we want more rain....
The Australian Open is on, so people seem to be holding it off mentally,.. yet we want our dams full and after last years bushfires where people were killed, we want the weather mild and cool.. a bit of rainfall would not do us harm.
salt wish I could send you our weather, rain and then frost....you are cool, stay cool and be cool
Twenty-eight Fahrenheit here in southern Arizona a 2:30 a.m., but by noon should hit 55 or so.
Expecting more heavy rain, though. Freaking desert!
drab and dismal here in Somerset, UK... again! I WANT SOME SUN!
In Glasgow, Scotland it's cold, grey, dull and overcast. Reminds me of summer
South of France. Beautiful and sunny - but cool - maybe 70 degrees. Lovely day. Rained some yesterday though.
can't even go outside here in canada, your nose will fall off within seconds. true.
It's all the way up to 10 degrees Fahrenheit...which has allowed the snow to fall and the winds to blow. The last couple of days the wind has been blowing at 30-50 mph and turned the roads into a sheet of ice in many places. Last night we had to go up the mountain and someone had learned that the hard way and dropped a minivan off a 60-some-odd-foot drop. Luckily the snow was really deep and they didn't roll, both people got out alright and after a little over a half an hour we were able to get them up to the road (even on the slope the snow was knee-deep)...just a good thing we happened to be passing right after they went off, though, because other than the lady that had been driving right behind them there were no other cars on the road the entire time we were trying to get them out. That minivan is toast, obviously, and if it doesn't sink in the mud this spring it'll be headed for the scrap yard, there's not a truck in the state that could get that sucker out of there right now.
The moral of this story is...if you're ever traveling in a wintry climate, make sure you have more footwear along than high heels and cowboy boots. I thought the lady was going to have frostbite by time we got her to the car, or that one of us was going to have to try to carry her, and my husband ended up pulling the roughly 300lb. guy up the slope with very little help from him because those boots just wouldn't get any purchase...and the dude was in a slight amount of shock too, I think.
I think it's about time for sitting in the shade with a good book in one of those warm places! Only 2-2 1/2 more months of true winter here, then it'll be slush and then summer.
2.30 across the water in Scotland...it's not only cold but overcast, grey and dull...oops this was supposed to make you jealous wasn't it...
happyontheinside, not to worry us Celts are well able......
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