What's your weather like?

[Chyrch]

Texas reppin'

Celsius or Fahrenheit?

[Kerath]

Weather in the Netherlands has been bloody awful lately.
Pissed it down with rain for the last week (except Friday, which was a quite random glorious day in the midst of rain, rain, and yet more rain), lucky if we get over 20 degrees C.
We had a lovely April and May, been crap since then basically. Who stole my summer??

[Babylon666]

Cold. Not like, really cold, but for summer, cold. Ugh. It's probably like 58-63 F at the warmest point of the day, with lots of chilly wind. Of course, I do live on a mountain/hill/large rise of land, but it's not much warmer down from here either.

All my illusions about the warm weather in California, shattered. -_-

[dotOrion]

14° C, rain in Belgium here.

Gonna be rain all week, too >.>

[Thooms]

It's been 15-20°C and rainy the whole last week here in the Netherlands, and it's the same this week too.. I don't get why people here seem to like rain so much, I can't stand it!

I hope it's better in Austria :S Going there next week for two weeks...

[Thorzon]

Florida. 32C/90F

Were getting nothing but sun ATM, but last week we got quite a bit of rain. It was still hot though. I can't wait to move someplace colder.

[Penguin FTW]

Celsius or Fahrenheit?

~140 Fahrenheit, so about 78 Celsius

That's in records anyway

[Arisfarreach]

Boston is similar to Toronto.

It rains a lot. Then rains some more. Then storms. Then is sunny and 100F for a week straight.

Then more rain.

[Pendulous]

95 and raining.

Every. Fucking. Day. Something has to be wrong, it's usually a little tolerable here, the temp not being as consistently high. And the rain seems to never stop, which is also rare.

[Deleted]

I'm from Portugal and it's always hot here -.-

The Winter is hilarious, I sleep in my underwear >.>

For me it's a crap because I love cold.... I've actually considered moving to Russia before

[Nazdreg]

So, where I am (The Toronto area), it's currently 40 degrees Celsius. Or 104 degrees Fahrenheit for you backwards people without Metric. In the Winter, it regularly gets down to -40C (-40F).

That's an 80C difference in 6 months. That's also the difference between room temperature water and it's boiling point.

I can't stand it anymore, and would love to move somewhere with nicer weather.

So ... where are you and what are your temperatures for Summer and Winter?

I am about 300ish miles southwest of you, and we are at about 95F/35C this week. Been pretty crappy, but oh well. And winter, well we aren't too much different than you, maybe a little warmer. lol

[Penguin FTW]

What.
78C is almost at the boiling point.

As a difference >.>

Texas' record high is 120, record low is -23

This work out to a difference of like 79.5 when converted to Celsius (now that I actually do that math)

[Tangster]

Midwest is terrible right now. 85 degrees out with an estimated 137 heat index. I woke up this morning in my air conditioned house and there was condensation on my windows. That NEVER happens.

[Doobydoo]

Northern Vermont here. Pretty much the craziest weather ever up this way. I remember one winter where it was 65 degrees in Junuary, and then the very next day we got 3 feet of snow. Pretty much sucks. The usual is like this though..

Spring - 55 - 70 always rains
Summer - 80 - 90 generally dry, but very very humid.
Fall - 40 - 60 BEAUTIFUL up this way in the fall. People come from all over the world to check out our foliage.
Winter - COLD AND BARON

[Scrabblet]

Central Jersey, right across from NYC.

Winter: Low 30s-mid 50s
Spring: Mid 50s-about 85
Summer: 90-112 (highest I've ever seen) with a very high humidity.
Fall: Same as spring