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[Trajan60]

There will be 20 car pileups. Guaran damn tee  it.

[lv12medic]

Meh, rain only leads to like 5 car pile-ups, kinda boring.

Wait to see what happens when it snows again in Los Angeles, holy toledo no one will know how to drive.

Though you can get 20 car pileups when the Grapevine or Cajon pass fogs over and everyone thinks they can drive 75mph + with 3 foot visibility.

[dragero]

<--lives in southern Arizona.

Rain? Is that when water falls from the very sky?! That only happens in fantasy stories.

[Beerfish]

A foot and a half of snow and -25c (-13F) in Edmonton. Winter is freaking here.

[XaintMP]

Was -17F if you add wind chill here in Colorado. Plus the snow and ice. Fun stuff

[Morganlafey]

Trajan60... Face towards the west and blow reeeeaaaaal hard. Perhaps the clouds will drift over the pacific ocean and head our way. We desperately need rain over in Australia!

[Nick the Weregoat]

Southern California native here. Stuck in Iraq. Rather it rain there than here. The sand here turns into the ickiest mud. Every single step you take, you get a new layer of mud on your boots. I've still got mud from the last rain. Ugh.

[Leftnt Sharpe]

I had a discussion very similar to this with a Californian exchange student who is on one of my courses the other day. He is only here at Lancaster for a year but has already seen enough rain to last him a lifetime apparently. My heart bleeds.

[CrimsonLiver]

Yes, it's chilly and wet today in SoCal...which gives me a perfect excuse to stay in with my girlfriend tonight all warm and cozy and playing Dragon Age. Far too often it's nice out here and I feel guilty for squandering my day playing games or watching tv shows on hulu.

[DigitalOrigami]

-30 C (-22 F) in Lloydminster, Sask/Alta. Was -32 C this morning with a windchill making it feel like -43 C (-45 F). What I wouldn't give for it to be warm enough to rain.

[chiliztri]

It's 76°F here in Miami, but the humidity is at 84% so it feels like it's in the 80's.



Gorram sub-tropical weather. I want cold weather, not sticky, humid heat.

[Jonp382]

dragero wrote...


Rain? Is that when water falls from the very sky?! That only happens in fantasy stories.

Hey, it's dry but Arizona's got nice weather...when I'm there! Earlier this year we didn't go two days without rain for a month or two straight in Baltimore. The humidity drove me insane.

[Skydiver8888]

yes it is...and my way home was closed due to a pile-up. go figure.

[Monstruo696]

I remember when in Central California there used to be downpours ever so often. Now we barely get rain once every two months during winter, never mind summer.

[Lord Beretor]

It is raining in Scotland...Then again It usually is.

[Monstruo696]

When ISN'T raining in that little piece of land?

[andybuiadh]

Monstruo696 wrote...

When ISN'T raining in that little piece of land?

*Looks out of window*

Right now, actually!

[Twitchmonkey]

Not only was it raining, it was actually kind of cold. Might have dipped below 50 F for the first time in a millennium.

[CalmProto]

Bah, it gets down to 32 degrees F every February in Los Angeles. And that's as cold as I like it.

[Somehing]

It's been raining here. ALL the time, every day, for weeks. This is bad, even for England. Only it seems to have cleared up ever so slightly now.

[Monwar]

Cooold here in Dhaka.

[Angie Long]

Trajan60 wrote...

There will be 20 car pileups. Guaran damn tee it.

It rains all the time here and there are still pileups. Every time. I can't believe people who get scared of some rain could honestly think themselves safe enough to be on the roads.

And snow is even worse...

Modifié par Angie Long, 11 décembre 2009 - 07:25 .

[Trajan60]

I told you.

[Rheannan]

*catches everyone's rain and puts it in the clouds here*

[DigitalOrigami]

It's a beautiful -36C here, with a gentle breeze from the northwest making it feel like a relaxing -51.