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We got our first Snow Fall in Vancouver last Thursday. The cold Waether is going to stay around for a while. Our local forecast calls for more Snow. I don't mind the snow. In fact, I love it when it snows, because I know that it pisses off the rest of the people in my family.

Okay, it's 18 degrees F here currently. However, with wind chilling at 10mph, it is -20. This is in eastern Washington State in the US, next to the Idaho panhandle.

My husband's grandfather was a Commander in the Navy and my husband inherited a lot of his barometric equipment, temp equipment and navigation (using the stars). I love it! I watch the barometer/temp/humidity thing all day long. I know it's accurate, b/c its information matches what my satellite says.

Tallgirl.

I'm not obsessed with the weather.

I'm into weather. I am into science related anything.

Hot and humid in the Big Bend area this month with a good chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Some storms may be severe. Lows in the 70s, Highs in the 90s. Chance of rain 50%.

I'm only obsessed with extreme weather and cloud formations.

Tornadoes are my wildest dream and (literally) my worst nightmare.

Continued hot and humid in the Big Bend area this month with a good chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Some storms may be severe. Highs in the 90s. Lows near 70. Chance of rain 50%. Chance of hurricane 40%.

I find weather to be quite fascinating and how it can go from really calm to really violent. I really like it when you get documentaries on about weather, showing you the most amazing thunderstorms or tornadoes, hurricanes etc. I am awed by nature and how strong it can be. Anything to do with nature and science kinda floats my boat.

I don't like the summer because it's too hot, and humid. I realize now that it's in the heat with really stale air all I get itchy. I don't like the winter because it's too cold, and I hate snow. Big storms with lightning are kinda unnerving. I like the spring and fall.

When I was young I sort of rooted for the big hurricanes, and tornadoes so that I could watch the "breaking news" coverage on TV. I don't do that anymore.

In Montana the weather could be sunny for days and rain and snow.

http://www.geocities.com/sullvhomepage/weather.html

Above is the link to my weather page. Just updated. I do have a Stevenson Screen set in my backyard. The highest temperature I ever recorded was 43.1degC (110degF) on the 31st Dec 2005.
I am too especially obsessed with extreme temperature.
It is the last day of winter here, so I cannot expect anything close to that for a few months yet

Paul

Continued warm and humid in the Big Bend area this month with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs near 90, lows in the mid to upper 60s. Chance of rain 40%. Chance of hurricane 90%.

I told my mom it wasn't hot anymore, 90 degrees and she freaked. It's 89 degrees, "feels like (heat index) 90 right now at 8:53pm MST.
Cloudy, muggy, possible thunderstorms-probably not.

It's supposed to be hot here again next week but cold at night in the 40's.

We just had our warmest start here to spring on record and driest winter on record
22.5degC yesterday