Snowing...

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Noooooooo
Nooooooooo
Noooooooooo
Way too early, why on earth I never seem to get the black christmas I dream of.

Of course this doesn't mean that the first snow is permanent, it hardly ever is. But I was still in a big shock to see snow outside the window this morning.

Nice pic for a wallpaper that pma :)

Yeah i heard we are in for a really cold winter this year...white christmas maybe, lets hope so

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]At the end of the week, it'll be 18 C where I live in Holland. Now THAT's creepy![/QUOTE]

You serious? thats crazy...

At least the weather in Scotland is consistent: rain.....rain....rain....rain.....snow....rain....rain....light rain....rain

Snow in October is a reason to emigrate.

yes, that storm of 1962 was bad, the person i was workin with today told me about it, apparently every 20 odd years we get a bad winter, we did 20 odd years ago, and we are due for another!

That's a beautiful picture pete!!

It got worse, this morning and in the afternoon we had unbearably thick icy-cold rain/snow-like surges. I could hardly see where I was going when I bicycled to work and off from work, it was like tiny ice-sticks hitting your eyes :-/

Damn, this place sucks at this time of year.

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The only time I ever saw snow in October was when I was in Minnesota. As far as I'm concerned that climate is only fit for polar bears..;-)

We are lucky to see an inch of snow here the whole winter. If it DOES snow, people tend to go completely apeshit. It's fun..:-)

snow...im not looking forward to that. I went shopping for winter clothes this past weekend.
it was 40 here... and i got a fever. Yeargh, Im gonna die. me and my shitty immune system.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=black>Andy_38 wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]At the end of the week, it'll be 18 C where I live in Holland. Now THAT's creepy![/QUOTE]

You serious? thats crazy...

At least the weather in Scotland is consistent: rain.....rain....rain....rain.....snow....rain....rain....light rain....rain[/QUOTE]

Yeah! That’s our current weather here... rain, rain and... rain. But Friday it'll be 20 degrees Celsius. Scary :S

We've had a full 3 days of brilliant sunshine. I love spring :-)

Damn southern hemisphere......

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Barry © wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It would be strange having a Xmas day for me in the summer.[/QUOTE]


Yeah, I know! What about all the good Christmas songs that wouldn't apply? No Frosty, no Winter Wonderland, no Christmas Song, no Sleigh Ride...etc.. How do ya stand it? ;-)

And here it goes. We have 4 sm of the snow today in Moscow.

Summer Christmas is kind of weird. The shopping mall Santas have to have fans on them cause they get too hot and people still try and have the turkey dinner. There's this stupid ad which is on TV every year selling tyres of all things and this idiot man is walking around in the 'snow' singing Walking in a Winter Wonderland. Annoys me every year.
I've had two Northern Hemisphere Christmases and I have to say, it makes much more sense over there. Last one was in Germany in 2001, we had a white Christmas and that was kick-arse. The other thing is, over here they try and be very PC, so no nativity scenes except at churches and no carols in state schools. Also, it's in the middle of the summer holidays so of course no extra days off for anyone, just Christmas Day, maybe Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
My town has a Latter-Day Saints temple (the only one in the SH) and they deck it out with lights and have carols so I go to that most years.
It's definitely different but I think I prefer your way...