Mr. Sinistar Wrote:No snow in Florida. I hope you're enjoying it though, Boingo!

Oh cool another member lives in Florida like me!
What city Mr.Sinistar?

But I also wish it snowed here in Florida.

It friggin snowed in Malibu here.

MALIBU!

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Pulsewoman Wrote: Snow on a cactus?! Wow. And I thought the weather here was weird. I'm in Utah, and we normally have like maybe a teensy _smidge_ of snow each winter. This year, however, we had some actual inches, multiple snowfalls and (gasp!) a white Christmas! That hasn't happened since...I don't know...at least 2000? Not in my town, anyway. We have some snow now...it's not new, but it's been cold enough to where it doesn't melt, either. This place isn't _quite_ a desert, but it's hot and dry enough to where this is pretty rare.

Oh, yeah, Utah weather is Teh Weird. *nods* Don't tell me, I'll tell you. And what do you think of this inversion, huh? *'s* Tell me, why is it that the inversion comes in at the same time as the Sundance Film Festival?

Oh, and yeah, Utah is a desert; it's just more noticable in Southern Utah than Northern Utah. We may have 'The Greatest Snow on Earth!', but we're also the second driest state, after Nevada. Go fig.



- Quill

I read somewhere that Utah is technically a "semi-arid zone"--the next step up from desert. But I'm perfectly willing to believe it's a desert. In my town, the air is dry enough for a large enough portion of the year that I just always have to have Chapstick around, or else my lips might sometimes bleed. It's that bad.

I've never been to the Sundance Film Festival but I'd like to. I know people who go every year, but I haven't yet...

As for heat, the only air conditioning we have in my dwelling is a swamp cooler that barely works, and breaks down like _clockwork_ EVERY...SINGLE...SUMMER. Even though we've had it repaired so many times that by this point you'd think it'd be made of nothing but new parts! Anyway, my room is in the opposite end of the house from where the swamp cooler is and even when I've had my door open all day and we've had it running at the highest setting all day, sometimes it gets so hot in here...
How hot? Well, last summer my poor computer went around constantly _shutting down_ due to the heat! It was like I don't know how many degrees inside the case. I feel seriously sorry for my programs. :P With the addition of _two_ new fans, my computer was able to function last summer. Barely.

So, that's weather in Utah for ya! Ha ha! Still, I'd rather live here than Iowa. I still remember the winter when we had a _90_ below temperature, due to the wind chill factor...

...Notorious

Pulsewoman Wrote: As for heat, the only air conditioning we have in my dwelling is a swamp cooler that barely works, and breaks down like _clockwork_ EVERY...SINGLE...SUMMER.

I grew up with a swamp cooler and it's funny... you actually have to explain them to people who don't live in a desert. The concept is COMPLETELY foreign to people who live in humid areas because they are basically not functional there.

In my house, now, I have air conditioning. And to be honest... there is no way in hell I would ever go back to a swamp cooler. Plus, they waste water. Not so good in a desert

My recent snow...

Sketch Wrote: stratman3001 Wrote:We actually didn't get that much here in the Cheese State (Wisconsin, for you lactose intolerant people). We have about 8 inches right now, but we didn't get snow until about a week ago. It has been really cold, though. But... I thought it only snowed shreaded cheese in the sacrid dairy land of Wisconsin. *starts to cry* No... tell me it's not a lie!

Sorry to dissapoint you, but no. You might as well cancel your flight now before you lose your money.

It has been below 0 Here for the past few days. The inside of our car is freezing up!

data_ghost Wrote:lets all give one big 'roun of an applouse for the american and chinese goverments for heating up our planet and ruining winter

Because... after all those are the only two industrialized nations on the planet.

Oh, I could do a nice long rant about how I think "global warming" is a crock, but I won't. Because I am a considerate individual and don't want this thread to disolve into a flame-war.

I shall, however, point farther up the thread to the pictures of snow on a cactus.

Global warming. Yeah.



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