It might not rain today.

Got drenched last night running to the theater to see Harry Potter. I think we got an inch in about 20 minutes. Nothin' better than sitting in an air conditioned theater for two hours soaked to your skin.

*starts preparing hot tea with honey, chicken soup and several other cures for colds...*

Tea sounds good. Thanks Kiyevanie.

Fnu_aw wrote:
It might not rain today.

Due for a week of good weather here. (Yea right)

It's raining. 14°C. Grey sky.

What month is it again? November???

*looks outside*
definitely October or November. At least next week should be drier. Not warm, but at least drier. Gotta be glad with something.

14°C - in NOVEMBER?

Where do you live again?

Still in Germany... and there have definitely been days in November when the weather was more inviting than today.

@Ato: Drier, huh? Great... *looks longingly at her sandals and summer dresses and goes to make herself another cup of hot tea*


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Whaaaa???

November is the month where you (practically) never see the sun here. It's cold, dark grey, deep hanging clouds make it seem as if it doesn't get day and it rains (nearly) every day - often days in a row.

We have those times too, sure.

But I remember November days with about 14, 15°C, sunny... sitting outside in a street cafe for the last time in the year. Not only where I live but in other places too - for example November 2009, on a vacation on the Dutch seaside. There are those little beach cafes looking like that:

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and it was really sunny, and behind the glass panes warm enough to sit outside wearing just a t-shirt.


(the funny thing was: it was the day of the local Sinterklaas-parade, the Dutch version of our Nikolaus... it looked sooooo wrong with that weather :bigsmile: )

Well - you should consider coming up here one autumn (to 'spring') for some heavy-duty training.

November is very different here.

Oh, I love rough weather on the seashore in winter - walking through the storm until you're tired and then go having a hot drink somewhere, that's awesome!

We don't have rough weather in winter. It's sunny and warm.

Kiyevanie wrote:
We have those times too, sure.

But I remember November days with about 14, 15°C, sunny... sitting outside in a street cafe for the last time in the year. Not only where I live but in other places too - for example November 2009, on a vacation on the Dutch seaside. There are those little beach cafes looking like that:

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and it was really sunny, and behind the glass panes warm enough to sit outside wearing just a t-shirt.


(the funny thing was: it was the day of the local Sinterklaas-parade, the Dutch version of our Nikolaus... it looked sooooo wrong with that weather :bigsmile: )


This looks really nice Kiyevanie. I could get used to that. :)

It is It's my favourite place at the Dutch coast - a little bit overcrowded during the summer season, but a great place in spring, fall and winter.

35C (95F) here again today. Feels like 41C (106F) with the humidity and barely a cloud in the sky.

*iz jealous*

Nawmtirea wrote:
35C (95F) here again today. Feels like 41C (106F) with the humidity and barely a cloud in the sky.



That stuff is supposed to hit me on Friday.

Nice trip down memory lane with your sig Nawm.

Just had pouring rain an hour ago. It wasn't that cold though, it think we reached 20C today. Where did the fricking summer go?! (hope it shows up when my boss is back from vacation so I can actually enjoy some of it instead of working 6 days a week)

Yeah, hope it comes back too... bought myself a nice summer dress last Saturday at the sale. I wanna wear it at least one time this year

I think things should warm up for you the 3rd or 4th week of August, Atokirina.