What's the weather like at your place?

[rosieposie]

Please do not get me wrong,  I do not mind the weather reports, just that they have nothing to with with the focus of this Forum- History. That is why I feel they should be in the Having Fun section,  where other non-history related topics are relegated.
  BTW, I  live in San Francisco and London  about half & half and  whatever the weather is in one place, it is usually  very close to what it is in the other. Uncanny.

:Sigh:  So should we post world events that is also discussed in this "Discussion Forum" into "Having Fun" too?   Robert please take a look at the other topics on this sub-thread forum. 

I'm from Australia and it is a nice day out side.

[Robert_Hall]

You misunderstand my post.  Current events around the world  DO tie into history. Local weather,specially when one does not know where they are  talking about. is NOT history or royalty. Go ahead and babble on about your weather, it is not up to me. It was just a simple suggestion.
 SIGH is right.  Some people do not read the post  before posting a reply, that is obvious.

[Robert_Hall]

I am just saying it should be in the same category as  "what are you having for dinner"... Think about it, for a change.

[TroubleTwin2]

It never got out of the low 70's, but when the sun was out it was actually pretty warm...now....not so much. Its getting dark and back in the 60's, and it will probably continue to get colder. Last night by the time I want to sleep it was in the 40's! It summer! There used to be a time I was practically dying of heat during the summer at night

[Lindelle]

RosiePosie, I don't know where in Australia your are from, but I'm in NSW and this morning was freezing at 11 degrees. If the wind was kinder..................
You may be in Darwin, for those of you that don't know, NSW is further down the bottom end and Darwin is up the top where it is always warm and sunny.

[Constantinople]

And I always thought that Tasmania was down at the bottom of Australia.

[Grace]

RosiePosie, I don't know where in Australia your are from, but I'm in NSW and this morning was freezing at 11 degrees. If the wind was kinder..................
You may be in Darwin, for those of you that don't know, NSW is further down the bottom end and Darwin is up the top where it is always warm and sunny.

11 degrees celsius?  That is not particularly 'freezing' Lindelle!  Chilly, maybe....

[rosieposie]

I'm  in central west NSW.  Day wasn't bad.

[Lindelle]

RosiePosie, I don't know where in Australia your are from, but I'm in NSW and this morning was freezing at 11 degrees. If the wind was kinder..................
You may be in Darwin, for those of you that don't know, NSW is further down the bottom end and Darwin is up the top where it is always warm and sunny.

11 degrees celsius?  That is not particularly 'freezing' Lindelle!  Chilly, maybe....

Is Australian weather your summer Grace?

It's freezing weather for me.

[Lindelle]

Grace it wasn't too bad was it.
Overall I think we fare better than most.

[TroubleTwin2]

Its really pretty nice out today. Its in the low 80's and the first time this week I didn't have to curled up under a blanket.

[Lindelle]

Pretty nice, at least I don't have to have the heating on. YET!

[TroubleTwin2]

It not too bad outside, its in the low 70's, but my mom told me its s'possed to get into the 90's later on in the day.

[Sweet_Angel]

Well her alittle north of Stockholm we has around 28 degrees Celsius.

[abbigail]

It was about 90 degrees F (32 degrees C) here today (can't remember if I've said this yet...I'm in Kentucky) and absolutely boiling but with some nice breezes. Partially cloudy.