What's the weather like where you live?

[Crutch 898]

It's simple! What is the weather like right now where you live?

 

Here in Dallas it's about 90F outside and partly cloudy... Though it is suppose to be around 100F everyday for the week or so :/

Edited September 1, 2012 by coastercrutchfield

[Regality 233]

Where I live in Michigan it's been in the high 70s to mid 80s, and usually partly cloudy. Although that'll soon change, damn seasons...

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[Retro*Derpy 3,192]

I live next to St.Louis so that hurricane has been causing rain galore. (We need it though) Warm, about 75F and of course, humanity is at 93% :/

[Pinkie D Pie 1,036]

Let me just bring up my weather thing...

Right now it is 73F and clear night skies. This is in Liberty, South Carolina by the way.

As for the rest of the week, looks like it will be stormy up until Monday, with an average temparture of around 90F.

[Starshine 16,334]

One image is all I need

 

It's a city-wide swimming pool for everyone :<

The flood somehow managed to unclog the pipes, now we have the rainwater pouring in from the water closet, magic. Good thing my office is on the 2nd floor.

[Dusty Soul 2,611]

Well in Northeast Indiana

Around 70 degrees and cloudy

I hope it rains tomorrow, because it just seems like a nice time for rain.

[Retden 19]

It's about 30C (86F) outside. The sun is shining, the cloudy skies, and why am I staying inside??? Oh wait, it's the sun. The sunlight is hot.

Also there are heavy rains when there are no clouds in the sky. Weird.

[thor9356 540]

where I live in Wisconsin we've been having warm weather. I guess cause Fall is approaching so I that's good but yeah i'm no meteorologist. lol

[Crutch 898]

Well in Northeast Indiana

Around 70 degrees and cloudy

I hope it rains tomorrow, because it just seems like a nice time for rain.

 

We have actually had a BUNCH of rain here over the summer (storms popped up here every other day or so) which is very unusual for Texas summers. I was hoping that we could get some rain from Issac, but that didn't happen.

[Dusty Soul 2,611]

We have actually had a BUNCH of rain here over the summer (storms popped up here every other day or so) which is very unusual for Texas summers. I was hoping that we could get some rain from Issac, but that didn't happen.

 

I have a feeling Indiana's going to get hit with some rain from Issac (luckally). We've been in a drought this entire summer. It sucks.

[_Magikarp 17]

in Oregon normally rains for about 90% of the yearr but this past month we got lucky no rain at all except on the coast but that is because its near water and science stuff

[Spring Veil 255]

Where I live in Saskatchewan it's 16C (60F) it was unusually hot today though, usually it's pretty cold, especially in every month but July and August.

[Winona the Dog 1,984]

Its all fine here but were going to get alot of rain from the remains of Hurricane Issac which by the way sorry for you folks who were caught up in the storm.

[Batbrony 16,055]

Yeah, up here in Michigan it's been in the high 70s and mid 80s lately, although knowing September, it'll get hotter again. That's Michigan for ya; the state where the weather PMS's all year long!

[DashingRainbow36 264]

Currently I am out in the country in South Dakota and we are in a TERRIBLE drought. It has rained once in the past month out here which is so strange, because when I was a kid spending my summers out here we had to check the weather every night to make sure the incoming thunderstorm wouldn't fuck shit up.

 

I live in North Carolina, and being there two months ago was the last time I sat a thunderstorm.

[Kalypso 69]

I live on a nice island off the coast North Carolina and it's 75-80 degrees and will shower lightly all week but i don't mind the rain

[Samurshy 708]

Idaho... need I say more? Well I guess I can explain it for all of you who are not familiar with idaho weather. Just imagine a nice and sunny day, but what is this? Random cloudcover from the east? Sudden random hailstorm, 4 feet snow drifts, and then rain, which turns the snow to slush. We call our weather tripolar. Here is a example of what it is like, portrayed by garfield

[XUNUSEDXXX 3,459]

Summer heat down in Southern California :/ Usually ranging from 90-110, but it's cooling down now... Only like this weather when I can go to the pool.

[Dice The Titanic Brony 68]

Here in halifax it was sunny and hot as hades today. (around 29 so in the us thats about 83ish?) now its raining and the nights are getting colder.

soon the hurricanes will loom down south and with the chance of us getting hit, ill be keeping my eye on the weather that much more.

[Jcait 8]

I live in the UK near Scotland so I think I can summarise the weather in 5 simple words. "Rain rain and even more rain, which sucks when it's meant to be summer.

[NotDavid_ 62]

Its just night, cold that's mostly it cause it is the last day of August and it is 10:20PM too My weather is usually raining and cold, I live in Washington...

[ParsoOfEquestria 1,490]

well, Aussie is just comin' into spring so hopefully the skies should be clearing and getting hotter. only problem is, its the season the maggies attack :|

[Miss Light Diamond 2,802]

Hot in the summer and really cold and very very snowy in the winter, as for right now Its warmish, but we went through this drought and tree's all around were dying and the grass in my yard was all dry, but luckily we just had a big rain so everything is back to normalish.

[Envy 6,188]

Hot. Not as hot as it was in early to mid August, but still far too hot for me. Plus, we're supposed to get back up into the 100s this upcoming week. Even though it's September and fall is supposed to be on the way... but in my state, every season except for winter is just an extension of summer.

[notdog1996 315]

Here, in Quebec (south Quebec near Montreal), we have cold winters and hot summers. In the summer, we had 30°C everyday, it's a pain for me since I can't take anything higher than 26°C. We also had no rain for three weeks, and when we finally had, it was a storm that ended in 2 hours. Needless to say that our plants are dying. In the winter, it usually stays near -17°C but it can go as far as -30°C. Though, our two last winters have been warm (-10°C almost all the time) and we almost had no snow. It's really crappy when you love winter and you know that you never need to put snow-pants or that all your snow is gone in Europe, which is not prepared to have it .

Edited September 1, 2012 by notdog1996