What is the worst weather that happens in your area?

[Megas 27,919]

It gets ridiculously hot where I live(Southern California), even the winters can get pretty warm

[DubWolf 17,528]

The weather here is pretty safe, and for a guy who wanted to be a meteorologist in elementary, it just isn't very exciting. I can recall a few bad thunderstorms, but that's it. From what I've heard, tornadoes spawn more often south of town where it's much more flat....right? *coughs*

[DaReaper 1,945]

I live outside of Buffalo NY and been stuck in my house for day #4 thanks to an intense lake effect snow storm that dumpped up to 6 feet of snow where I live.

[Noei 718]

I wouldn't say that I am living in China, but for now I will probably stay there for a while...

 

I am just going to say that the cloudy weather in Beijing just depressed me a lot. Everytime I try to look up the sky, There are just clouds and clouds, I could hardly find sunny days now . The air pollution there even make it difficult to breath. It is just .....deppresing, It feels that I am condemned to be trapped in this tiny box forever, with no hope to fight back....very fit to the chinese political enviroment , though.

 

Hopefully, I don't live there now. A more modest near sea city just fit me better....even so , it still seems hard to taste a fresh air nowaday. I don't know how far the air pollution will be as it continues.

Edited November 21, 2014 by Monsieur Noel

[Dark Qiviut 22,510]

Born-and-bred New Yorker. Typically, the worst kind of weather we get is rain with plenty of lightning.

 

But two years ago, we were at the epicenter of Superstorm Sandy. Both the hurricane and Nor'easter collided right on top of the city, resulting in seventy-plus-mile-per-hour gusts and even higher that stayed stable until that evening. It got so bad that a construction crane sitting above the heart of Midtown dangled above West 57th Street between 6th and 7th Avenues. It was the first time that I actually got scared of the weather.

 

Two year prior to that, New York was hit with abnormal weather. On a pretty humid, yet cool day, thick clouds hovered above us, and the sky was an icky green. I went into the subway, and as I went back home, hundreds of people were soaking wet, and I didn't know what happened. When I checked the news, I found out that two tornadoes — one in Park Slope, the other in Forest Hills — and a microburst — in Bushwick — hit the city.

[Frostgage 7,977]

It rains a lot here in England but usually doesn't get too bad. Sometimes we get some pretty high winds.

[PE Brony 1,712]

Freaking heat. I freaking hate summer. I'm that weirdo that actually likes winter. So, when people say they had a "terrible" or "bad" winter, I'm always snarky enough to say, "You mean 'great' or 'good' winter!"

 

Hey east coast! Send me all that "horrible snow" you're complaining about!

[Wyzecat 351]

Freaking heat. I freaking hate summer. I'm that weirdo that actually likes winter. So, when people say they had a "terrible" or "bad" winter, I'm always snarky enough to say, "You mean 'great' or 'good' winter!"

 

Hey east coast! Send me all that "horrible snow" you're complaining about!

I'm probably in a position to say that the place I live in has "bad" winters, according to your definition.

 

The only way to distinguish winter from the summer here is to notice that the time that the sun rises/sets changes throughout the year.

[Deae Rising Shine~ 56,488]

l had a school days years ago, where it was 12 PM and it was dark outside like late evening. Why? Deep black clouds and every 2 seconds lightning and thunders ... pretty scaring, the electricity from the school turned even off and we got sooner out

 

Or last december, so much heavy storm and snow, heavy wind, some areas flooded, thunder and lightnings ... and yep, I travelled still to my father, instead of 2 and a half hour travel it was more then 4 hours ... lols

[Gernia 691]

In Pennsylvania, US I think the worst we get is cold, windy winters. The snow isn't so bad, but it can get pretty cold and then there's wind tacked on, which makes it worse. Otherwise, i like winter and summer isn't too bad (only a little humid).

[Celli 4,341]

Well, I live in WNY, next to the great lakes, so I'd say snow. Lots and lots of snow. Even the rain doesn't get that bad. A mild winter here is like 45 degrees. It takes more than 2 feet and sub zero temps to close schools and businesses. Whereas in the south a dusting would cause people to panic and driving bans. Haha, weaklings I kid, I kid.

[Throwaway19573639385 764]

I live near the coast so there's a ton of wind all year round. The winters are becoming milder and milder, no snow, no ice, no nothing. The summers are great, they're warm and beautiful. I guess the worst you can expect here is a ton of wind that makes the rain hit you like bricks, an ocassional ending supercell storm comes my way too. I could wish for warmer weather though, 40 degrees Celcius would be such a dream come true.

[RainbowPastel 185]

California only gets a drizzle

[NotoriousSMALL 1,984]

Florida panhandle,

 

The searing heat and the bombardment of hurricanes, ironically though we haven't had a hurricane all year, or last year for that matter. huh.

Edited November 21, 2014 by NotoriousSMALL

[Alex Z 848]

I live in Buffalo, NY and there was a really bad snowstorm recently.

Edited November 21, 2014 by CrazyMrLunaDash

[Bastion 414]

Being in england, it varies very slightly in the middle ground, so is just very disappointing in general but the worst weather that happens in my area is that we get stupidly heavy hail or rainfall in the winter season, and since my town has a river running through the centre, it floods and freezes out half the roads over night.

[Aurelion Star 434]

Hi I live in the Philippines

And the worst case was the typhoon Yolanda and reming

[LightningMana 146]

Floodings

 

Lewis County Flood of 2007... water ended up 10 ft. over the freeway. 

 

.____.

[Retro*Derpy 3,201]

Winter isn't really that bad in STL (Missouri) 

Though we are near the tornado ally, so we do get some really bad storms.

[BROKENLOYALTY 51]

Hurricane Sandy was pretty devastating up North in the US but the winter surprisingly for my state wasn't that bad yet.

[TheDashingRainbow 134]

Usually snow.. creating lots of ice and car accidents... although there hasn't been very much snow this season, it was only pretty bad during the season's beginning.

[CC_Maud_Pie 6,431]

Being from California, there can be droughts and depending on what part, degrees can hit up to nearly 100. California had a drought that ended not long ago.

Edited December 29, 2014 by CC_FlutterMaud

[lomk 20,665]

Tornadoes. A big one hit Moore, OK last year and killed a couple dozen people and about 7 kids when it demolished an elementary school. That and summers are usually unreasonably hot. Like 100+ degrees Fahrenheit. For days and days.

[Envy 6,266]

Tornadoes. A big one hit Moore, OK last year and killed a couple dozen people and about 7 kids when it demolished an elementary school. That and summers are usually unreasonably hot. Like 100+ degrees Fahrenheit. For days and days.

 

That's not even the first time that happened in Moore. In general, I can't understand why people live in that area... But you know, I can't understand why people live in this state, period. lol

 

Don't forget the year where it got down to -30 during the winter and then got up to 118 during the summer (all just one county north of me), breaking both the overall record low and high all in the same year. It also got up to 80 degrees not even one week after after the -30 low, so... This place is insane.

[Admiral Regulus 2,769]

Central Florida, which means thunderstorms, thunderstorms, thunderstorms, hurricanes, tornados, and then thunderstorms.

 

Fun fact: Florida is known as the lightning capital of the world... but it's actually second, only to tropical Africa. Florida's west coast has as many lightning strikes as central Africa during the summer, but during the winter, there are very few thunderstorms in Florida.

Edited December 29, 2014 by Regulus