What is the Weather like where You Live?

[P7PSP]

Here it is warm and humid, with rumors of a tornado watch in another part of the state! 

I hate warm humid weather. I spent a Summer in Norfolk VA once, don't care to go back.

So you have dry  heat where you are? That sounds more tolerable.

Usually it is, occasionally it gets humid.

What I hate the most is humidity that follows days of dry comfortable weather. When I've become accustomed to dryness, the humidity hits me like Kryptonite! 

If I ever visit Australia it won't be in the Tropical part.

["couldbecousin"]

Here it is warm and humid, with rumors of a tornado watch in another part of the state! 

I hate warm humid weather. I spent a Summer in Norfolk VA once, don't care to go back.

So you have dry  heat where you are? That sounds more tolerable.

Usually it is, occasionally it gets humid.

What I hate the most is humidity that follows days of dry comfortable weather. When I've become accustomed to dryness, the humidity hits me like Kryptonite! 

If I ever visit Australia it won't be in the Tropical part.

Do any parts of Australia ever get snow? And do you, in your part of California? 

[P7PSP]

Here it is warm and humid, with rumors of a tornado watch in another part of the state! 

I hate warm humid weather. I spent a Summer in Norfolk VA once, don't care to go back.

So you have dry  heat where you are? That sounds more tolerable.

Usually it is, occasionally it gets humid.

What I hate the most is humidity that follows days of dry comfortable weather. When I've become accustomed to dryness, the humidity hits me like Kryptonite! 

If I ever visit Australia it won't be in the Tropical part.

Do any parts of Australia ever get snow? And do you, in your part of California? 

California gets it in Mountainous areas like Shasta, Lassen and the Sierras. I don't know about Oz.

["couldbecousin"]

Here it is warm and humid, with rumors of a tornado watch in another part of the state! 

I hate warm humid weather. I spent a Summer in Norfolk VA once, don't care to go back.

So you have dry  heat where you are? That sounds more tolerable.

Usually it is, occasionally it gets humid.

What I hate the most is humidity that follows days of dry comfortable weather. When I've become accustomed to dryness, the humidity hits me like Kryptonite! 

If I ever visit Australia it won't be in the Tropical part.

Do any parts of Australia ever get snow? And do you, in your part of California? 

California gets it in Mountainous areas like Shasta, Lassen and the Sierras. I don't know about Oz.

An Australian laughed at me once in a chatroom because I confessed that I assumed all Aussies had gum trees and koalas in their yards! 

[P7PSP]

Here it is warm and humid, with rumors of a tornado watch in another part of the state! 

I hate warm humid weather. I spent a Summer in Norfolk VA once, don't care to go back.

So you have dry  heat where you are? That sounds more tolerable.

Usually it is, occasionally it gets humid.

What I hate the most is humidity that follows days of dry comfortable weather. When I've become accustomed to dryness, the humidity hits me like Kryptonite! 

If I ever visit Australia it won't be in the Tropical part.

Do any parts of Australia ever get snow? And do you, in your part of California? 

California gets it in Mountainous areas like Shasta, Lassen and the Sierras. I don't know about Oz.

An Australian laughed at me once in a chatroom because I confessed that I assumed all Aussies had gum trees and koalas in their yards! 

They don't?  :lol:

["couldbecousin"]

Here it is warm and humid, with rumors of a tornado watch in another part of the state! 

I hate warm humid weather. I spent a Summer in Norfolk VA once, don't care to go back.

So you have dry  heat where you are? That sounds more tolerable.

Usually it is, occasionally it gets humid.

What I hate the most is humidity that follows days of dry comfortable weather. When I've become accustomed to dryness, the humidity hits me like Kryptonite! 

If I ever visit Australia it won't be in the Tropical part.

Do any parts of Australia ever get snow? And do you, in your part of California? 

California gets it in Mountainous areas like Shasta, Lassen and the Sierras. I don't know about Oz.

An Australian laughed at me once in a chatroom because I confessed that I assumed all Aussies had gum trees and koalas in their yards! 

They don't?  :lol:

That's what I gathered from the laughter. Also, the Aussies I've asked are quite unimpressed with koalas...the recurring theme of their remarks is "All they do is eat, sleep, piss and shit!"  :lol:

[odeon]

21C and rising. It's just morning.

[Eclair]

Here it is warm and humid, with rumors of a tornado watch in another part of the state! 

I hate warm humid weather. I spent a Summer in Norfolk VA once, don't care to go back.

So you have dry  heat where you are? That sounds more tolerable.

Usually it is, occasionally it gets humid.

What I hate the most is humidity that follows days of dry comfortable weather. When I've become accustomed to dryness, the humidity hits me like Kryptonite! 

If I ever visit Australia it won't be in the Tropical part.

Do any parts of Australia ever get snow? And do you, in your part of California? 

California gets it in Mountainous areas like Shasta, Lassen and the Sierras. I don't know about Oz.

An Australian laughed at me once in a chatroom because I confessed that I assumed all Aussies had gum trees and koalas in their yards! 

They don't?  :lol:

That's what I gathered from the laughter. Also, the Aussies I've asked are quite unimpressed with koalas...the recurring theme of their remarks is "All they do is eat, sleep, piss and shit!"  :lol:

Don't know what kind of ignorant Australians you are talking to.

Gum trees usually aren't in back yards in suburbs because they are quite tall and can cause a lot of damage if they fall. I could probably drive for 5 minutes and see one however. My city has a lot of natural reserves and in fact have reclaimed land to encourage natural koala movement corridors.

For a city of it's size, it's pretty impressive how much land has been preserved.

http://www.ourbrisbane.com/see-and-do/things-to-do/bushwalking

Yes, Australia does get snow, and has ski resorts. Victoria, NSW and Tasmania all get snow.

["couldbecousin"]

Snow in Australia, who knew? 


*packs toboggan and heads Down Under*

[Parts]

Rain, thunder, lightning

[odeon]

Hot as fuck, earlier today. Still too warm but manageable.

["couldbecousin"]

Hot and humid, rain earlier, possibly more storms tonight. 

['andersom']

Snow in Australia, who knew? 


*packs toboggan and heads Down Under*

South America may be more your place now, Chili, Peru, Bolivia, and more countries are covered in snow. Massive problems. You could go there with a mission.

["couldbecousin"]

Snow in Australia, who knew? 


*packs toboggan and heads Down Under*

South America may be more your place now, Chili, Peru, Bolivia, and more countries are covered in snow. Massive problems. You could go there with a mission.

YES! I could toboggan down the snow-packed streets and make paths for the cars! 

[P7PSP]

Don't know what kind of ignorant Australians you are talking to.

Gum trees usually aren't in back yards in suburbs because they are quite tall and can cause a lot of damage if they fall. I could probably drive for 5 minutes and see one however. My city has a lot of natural reserves and in fact have reclaimed land to encourage natural koala movement corridors.

For a city of it's size, it's pretty impressive how much land has been preserved.

http://www.ourbrisbane.com/see-and-do/things-to-do/bushwalking

Yes, Australia does get snow, and has ski resorts. Victoria, NSW and Tasmania all get snow.

Informative post Eclair. I bookmarked the link in case I ever get Down Under, Queensland and Victoria sound like real interesting States to me.