[Slamman]

Within this week alone, Snow, 20 degrees Fahrenheit and by Wednesday, next, 78 degrees, sunny, rain, nearly all sorts of weather, I also thought the Tornadoes down South might effect some of our members here, but haven't heard anyone say so yet.

[HydraulicWaRiOr]

It's f*cking scorching here in Los Angeles, I'm suprised nothing has caught fire. I had a fever 2 days ago, and that sh*t made me feel like I was in Hell.

[Eagles]

It's something around 90F here in Brazil. I hate it.

[manofpeace]

You guys should live in Texas. If it isn't cold, rainy, or windy as hell, spring is always in the upper 70s-lower 80s Fahrenheit.

[Garfield 2]

15C / 59F in Ireland today.

[D3L3TD]

Around 70 degrees all week here in Massachusetts. real nice weather

[RomansMoobs]

It's a perfect 73 degrees here in Cleveland. Pretty mild day for mid to late April. Feels like the end of May. Trees started getting leaves on them in March too, and that doesn't usually start till the end of April or early May.

[Laura91]

QUOTE (Vanzant @ Wednesday, Mar 21 2012, 00:50)

f*cking hot here already in the midwest (Indiana) high of 85. We have been expecting T-storms for days to bring it down, but nothing as of yet. I expect a terribly hot Summer.

Oh well. After the brutal winter we had a couple years (or so) ago, I will not bitch about the heat. Yeah, it's not seasonal weather but screw it. I just deal with the heat. It's still better than brutal winter cold that requires wearing layers and layers of clothing and I still shiver and shake.

[Juice By Kayla Marie]

I live in southern Minnesota/Wisconsin and a few weeks ago it was upper 80s almost 90s n we have hardly got any snow last winter. NOW it's rainy and sh*tty like 50s..burrr

[Slamman]

I'm in the Dead center of MN, we had 12 to 24 hours of rain but it's nice and 60F again! Suns out, light wind, and on the East coast, a HELLA NOR'EASTER bearing down with up to 2 feet of snow! HELL! haha

[Los Santos Pedestrian]

Right now in Vermont, the weather in Britain has duplicated and moved over here. It's been the same thing for three days.

[trip]

QUOTE (Slamman @ Monday, Apr 23 2012, 19:15)

..., and on the East coast, a HELLA NOR'EASTER bearing down with up to 2 feet of snow! HELL! haha

I'm totally thankful to be on the south east end of this state right now. I'll take the rain and wind from the Nor'Easter thank you very much. Snow would have made me freak out. We actually needed the rain, and it was a nice constant down pour all yesterday. Sometimes you just need that easy excuse to stay in the house all day and do nothing.

I am starting to get a bit cranky about the temp though. Jesus f*cking christ, it is almost the end of April and I don't even think it broke 50f today. Sucks extra balls since it was like 80+/90f a bit last week.

[AlexGTAGamer]

I'm still amazed that here in the UK we are getting hailstorms, heavy downpours, and even the threat of flooding in some areas, yet the hosepipe ban is still in place in the East of England.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/topics/weather/...ets-wetter.html

[Slamman]

Watching the Weather Channel tonight with my folks, my dad was laughing at all the snow they got, poor guys. The funnier aspect was that there was now snow on the ski resort and "no takers"!

[Fireman]

78 DEGREES

WHAT THE f*ck MAN YOU'LL BURN ALIVE!!!

Oh wait, it's silly Americans with fahrenheit.

[AlexGTAGamer]

Cold, horrible weather here. All we are getting is torential downpours and gail force winds, heck a mini tornado hit Rugby in Warwickshire, and yet the hosepipe ban is still in place in the East. It's just a joke now, London could flood tomorrow and they'd still say there is not enough water.

http://news.sky.com/home/uk-news/article/16216532

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/897301-uk-hit-...an-still-stands

EDIT:

I thought the hosepipe ban was only in place in the East, turns out drought is now affecting half of England, including Bristol. That shocked me the most.

http://www.hosepipeban.org.uk/2012/04/16/d...alf-of-england/

This doesn't impact me that much as we don't have a hosepipe, nor do we water our garden, we tend to leave it all to nature (and nature has been doing its fair share of gardening recently). We try our best not to waste too much water, so the day the taps run dry or certain batches of food are priced sky high due to poor yield counts due to lack of water, is the day I'll panic.

This post has been edited by AlexGTAGamer on Thursday, Apr 26 2012, 22:26

[Moonshield]

Well why don't you set up a rainwater irrigation system then? That way, you wouldn't be using potable water that could be used for drinking for your garden.

[grope_4_that_date]

I hear you Los Santos Pedestrian, people who laugh at Global Warming are just ignorant. It's a serious issue.