[Los Santos Pedestrian]

So up here in Vermont, we don't expect warm weather until the middle of April. But today I looked at my thermometer and it's a scorching 78 degrees Fahrenheit. It's only March 18, and this temperature broke the last record of this day by over 5 degrees.

Just take a look at how many records have been broken in this article.

It's insane to think that it feels like June three months early. Unfortunately, the temperature should be back to the 40's by the end of this week.

[lil weasel]

Whoop-tee-Doo.... Didn't the Republicans say they were in to Global Warming... especially with all the Hot Air of the pre-election stuff?

[Irviding]

QUOTE (Los Santos Pedestrian @ Sunday, Mar 18 2012, 15:46)

So up here in Vermont, we don't expect warm weather until the middle of April. But today I looked at my thermometer and it's a scorching 78 degrees Fahrenheit. It's only March 18, and this temperature broke the last record of this day by over 5 degrees. Just take a look at how many records have been broken in this article. It's insane to think that it feels like June three months early. Unfortunately, the temperature should be back to the 40's by the end of this week.

I hate the warmth.

[Original Light]

Summer Time?

[El_Diablo]

so if the GOP gets to claim that harsh winters means there is no such thing as global warming (like they did all last year), then do Liberals get to claim that record breaking temperatures means there is global warming?

I'm just curious how this works...

[Mockage]

Ugh, f*cking hate it. Felt like 70 earlier this evening down the shore in Jersey. Add in some haze and you got yourself a nice winter day filled with uncomfortable weather and groans being heard throughout town.

[The Killa]

Is it opposite day?

Here in LA it's been steadily 60F all day.

[Slamman]

The OFFICIAL WORD is this is the 4th Warmest winter on record, the arctic cold has been bottled up over Canada, feel bad for the Canucks

[ilovebender.com]

Maybe people around the world should be alarmed, that's USD $ Land and if that has a bad harvest or whatever, a lot of people could starve and go thirsty and prices of food might shoot up.

[omgz153]

I live in Canada and it's 26 degrees in the area that I live. It's probably the warmest march that I ever experienced here.

[ilovebender.com]

I live in Europe, on an island that's parallel Ireland, Canada, Russia, Norway; that see's the Gulf Stream... I believe if it wasn't for the Gulf Stream, things would feel like Russia here, on my island; but they don't. - All the way up there just under Iceland and Greenland, next to Holland and Scandinavia, north of France, in this part of the world, I'm in a 'green house gassed' city. I like London, it can get real hot though, and we have a dry heat; I don't know how, but there's a reason, we get India's weather sometimes, at freaky times of the year too, sometimes; like for a whole week last October - We got hot air from India, which is like IDK, 5+ hours (Time Zone) east, every other year we get 'Indian Summers'; on this island, that I live on.
But since they had that earthquake in Virginia that shook the Big Apple; I've been a little bit more open minded about the weather; and stuff.

This post has been edited by ilovebender.com on Monday, Mar 19 2012, 00:43

[Sakuya]

It was 66 degrees last night...at 3 am...in Minnesota...in March. Minnesota has no business being 66 degrees on a March night.

'specially with 4 people in your room.

[leik oh em jeez!]

It's no fun being a roofer and dealing with this. I was working outside in the shade in January with my shirt off and still sweating my balls off. I'll f*cking die in August.

[CryptReaperDorian]

Do you guys remember how everybody jokes about Wisconsin being a cold state?

Well, this is by far the warmest and brownest winter I have ever experienced in my life. I believe it was up to 76-78 degrees Fahrenheit earlier today, and it's been peaking at over 70 degrees Fahrenheit for a few days now.

[Claude94]

It was about 82 degrees yesterday afternoon here in Chicago. It felt like summer already, and it's only mid-March! Though, I didn't mind it too much since I was indoors most of the time, and driving in this weather with the windows and sunroof open for the first time in a while was quite nice.

[lil weasel]

Maybe it's a zodiac shift. Let's see what the temperatures are in the last two weeks of April.

[GTAking33]

I hate the heat. I much rather it be cold because at least then you can put on warm clothing but when it's hot there is only so far you can strip down.

[Travis93]

It was 78 here in Oklahoma today. I love the warm weather, but I hope it's not hot like last summer. It sucked when it was 105 every day.

[Greenline]

Well, you guys in Vermont are gonna do better in the next 10 days with temperatures today going from 76F to 44F, and staying in the 70's and 40's to 50's throughout the week all the way to Thursday. Things will start getting better from Friday with temperatures going from the 50's to 40's and 30's. There is an average %20 chance of rain throughout the next 10 days.

(sorry, just had to )

[Mark]

QUOTE (ilovebender.com @ Monday, Mar 19 2012, 00:35)

I live in Europe, on an island that's parallel Ireland, Canada, Russia, Norway; that see's the Gulf Stream... I believe if it wasn't for the Gulf Stream, things would feel like Russia here, on my island; but they don't. - All the way up there just under Iceland and Greenland, next to Holland and Scandinavia, north of France, in this part of the world, I'm in a 'green house gassed' city. I like London, it can get real hot though, and we have a dry heat; I don't know how, but there's a reason, we get India's weather sometimes, at freaky times of the year too, sometimes; like for a whole week last October - We got hot air from India, which is like IDK, 5+ hours (Time Zone) east, every other year we get 'Indian Summers'; on this island, that I live on. But since they had that earthquake in Virginia that shook the Big Apple; I've been a little bit more open minded about the weather; and stuff.

Indian Summers aren't from India. It's a term to describe warm temperatures after a ground frost usually expected from late September anywhere up to November, though not exclusively.