Why is it always raining here in wet England?As soon as I went outside and got my lawnmower out it started raining again.All summer it has rained.Since begining of June.Where do you live and what is your weather like?Better than here I hope ;-)


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> Where do you live and what is your weather like?Better than
> here I hope ;-)

Well, the weather forecast said fog + rain. But actually it's sunny and around 20 degree celsius here in Autostadt/Wolfsburg/Germany ;) Unfortunately i have to work right now. But even working is less boring if the weather is good.




greetz, Uli

Beautiful here in Oregon. Cool early in the day but is sunny and close to 80f afternoons. Ten day outlook is the same. We have a volcano thats trying to hic-up about 40 miles north of Portland Or.so may have a little ash dropped on us when it goes!!!! Anyway Rach may your spirits be bright.....Norman

>Where do you live and what is your weather like?Better than
> here I hope ;-)
>

I’m from Sweden but living in Malaysia at the moment and done so for almost two and a half years, before that I lived in Singapore one and a half.
Here it’s warm and humid all time. Of course a lot of rain and thunder as well in a good mix… but to humid for me though! Can’t even play golf properly!!!! :-(

In Sweden it has been the worst summer since 1928, rain, rain, rain…. I visited Sweden in end August and beginning of September… guess what weather I had!!!!





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> Well, for those that are griping, think of Alberta. It went below freezing
> last night (-1°C) and the forecast is for rain and snowshowers this evening
> with a low of -7°C overnight with it recovering to +15°C on Friday.
> Considering Environment Canada forecasts only had a success record of less
> than 33% this year...
>
> -H. Richard Utzig

I confirm Canadian weather... The places for extreme ! Here in Montréal
we have very nice summer and very bad winter. The diference between
warmest (july) and the coldest (january) can reach 80°C !!!

In Paris the weather during winter the sky is never clear, grey day,
lots of rain, now snow, borring. Summer gets really hot.

The coldest I've seen was Rimouski Québec during my studying years -42°C
(-65°C with wind factor) and the warmest was on the red sea +45°C and very humid.

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Conditions in San Diego:

> Well, Marc, if we're going to start bragging:
>
> coldest -44° (with a windchill just under -90° - froze the rad in my jeep)
> hottest +46°+ (Australia; Northern Territories, Western Australia - for 6
> weeks, the minimum high was +43° - 'twas glorious)
>
> -Richard

Well, Richard, I have seen the biggest ice storm ever, you didn't.

1998 ice storm

Extreme weather? HAhahaha! You guys can have it! We'll also take any rain you can send this way.

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> > Well, Richard, I have seen the biggest ice storm ever, you didn't.
>
> So true, but then I live about 3,000 km from you and we don't get those types
> of storms out west. Remember the old adage - "it might be -40° on the
> prairies, but it is a dry cold". As if that matters.
>

Yea -40 is -40 and humid or dry all you want to do is get back inside.
I will always remember my wife's face when she came here for the first time
during winter. She had left Paris at +2 and It was -30 when she got out of Montréal's airport... I have found a very good Canadian weather statistics page. You can search
by city or by statistic. I thought you might enjoy it.

http://www.on.ec.gc.ca/weather/winners/intro-e.html

And just to add to the random useless Canadian weather facts:

Ottawa is the coldest capital city in the world: Colder than Moscow, Reykjavik, Oslo, Helsinki and any other place you might consider cold.

So there. =-)


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> And just to add to the random useless Canadian weather facts:
>
> Ottawa is the coldest capital city in the world: Colder than Moscow,
> Reykjavik, Oslo, Helsinki and any other place you might consider cold.
>
> So there. =-)

I have been to all these cities during summer only but It's true that
"useless" statistics says that Ottawa is coldest during winter.

Gulf stream !!!