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Ok... So I live in Florida... The Sunshine state... Home of the beaches and Disney World... Last week it was 85 degrees! Tonight, right now, ...

  1. 01-03-2008, 09:07 PM #1
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    Ok... So I live in Florida...

    The Sunshine state...

    Home of the beaches and Disney World...

    Last week it was 85 degrees!

    Tonight, right now, I am getting SNOW FLURRIES!

    Does anybody see the problem with this picture?
    -Daniel

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  2. 01-03-2008, 09:09 PM #2
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    heh Don't see any problem. We're just sharing a bit of our snowy wealth :P
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    This state is going to go into a state of emergency if it snows for more than 30 minutes!
    -Daniel

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    In Kansas it's 80 degrees, sun shining one day and 20 degrees, blizzard the next, so I'm not impressed
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    Enjoy the "changing seasons."

    Up here on the lake, snow flurries are a daily thing from about mid-October until sometimes as late as early May. Most don't accumulate to anything except during the winter months (November-March generally).

    What's weird is that the normal temperature for this area is about 32°F this time of year. Yesterday I think it got down to as low as 5°, Sunday should reach 45°, and by Tuesday it is supposed to reach 60°!

    Crazy weather. I blame Al Gore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vin DSL View Post
    Angelologist... please!?!?!
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    It's not so bad this morning down here... 33 right now, going to get to 50 later today... still not typical Florida weather though!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jason View Post
    Crazy weather. I blame Al Gore.
    HAHA! Al Gore... The one who invented 'The Internet' and 'Global Warming'
    -Daniel

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daniel_DBS View Post
    Ok... So I live in Florida...
    The Sunshine state...
    Home of the beaches and Disney World...
    Last week it was 85 degrees!
    Tonight, right now, I am getting SNOW FLURRIES!
    Does anybody see the problem with this picture?
    Ya I do, my orange juice is going to cost me more! double arg!

    Quote Originally Posted by Daniel_DBS View Post
    This state is going to go into a state of emergency if it snows for more than 30 minutes!
    We get 30 minutes of sunshine here every once in a while.

    Quote Originally Posted by mattsiegman View Post
    In Kansas it's 80 degrees, sun shining one day and 20 degrees, blizzard the next, so I'm not impressed
    With the 80 degrees?
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  10. 01-05-2008, 02:32 AM #10
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    No, the changing weather. It gets over 100 every summer, and the winter usually hovers between 20 and 30, but often goes lower. (And then there's the wind chill...)
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  11. 01-05-2008, 12:25 PM #11
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    I love the four even seasons we have here in WNY. We may get snow, but also sunsets like this one out my office window yesterday mid winter:

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