2021 Worldwide Weather

[Greek Bonfire]

Its getting to be borderline too hot here. It'll only get hotter from here on out.

Heat I can deal with but you have a lot of humidity where you're at which only complicates things.

 

[Shanazel]

Twenty six degrees with snow. No unnecessary travel on major roads. It'll take me a few extra minutes to clean off my car this morning, but I can get into work.

 

[Greek Bonfire]

Oh my!! Well it's been known to snow here near Mother's Day. We are getting some kind of wintry mix next week. And yet last week we had four days with temps in the eighties before we had those four days of rain. People here are dying to start planting flowers and vegetables, but NOT YET!

 

[Zorba]

Heat I can deal with but you have a lot of humidity where you're at which only complicates things.

Its not too bad here most of the time - we get a cooling breeze off the Atlantic. Gulfside is MUCH worse!

I'm generally OK outside as long as I can stay out of the glaring sun.

 

[Shanazel]

Still snowing here. Yeah. Only another month or six weeks before we can reasonably expect the end of freezes and snow.

 

[Ariadne]

I've spent the last two weeks getting my garden in. Nights are above 50F. The plants are loving the weather and are thriving.

 

[Greek Bonfire]

Well now we are getting an inch of rain-snow mix here tomorrow. Plus it will be only 38 degrees. It's depressing.

 

[Shanazel]

Snow and 24 degrees here. Supposed to get 3-5 inches.

 

[Daimona]

Sunny, 15C, no wind.
(too much pollen in the air)

 

[Zorba]

Lots of rain the last couple of days - has washed the pollen out of the air.

 

[Shanazel]

Springtime in Wyoming. Snow melts and underneath the newly watered grass is so tall it already needs to be mowed.

Hi, bargan. Welcome. Where is your city and what kind of dance do you enjoy?

 

[Suzanne Azhaar]

It rained yesterday. (Such a rare event, it's illegal to complain about it in our state (N.M.) Teasing.) Today, noticed yellow roses, and long stem pinks. Of course they're eight feet off the ground; I'll need a ladder to clip them.

 

[Greek Bonfire]

It rained yesterday. (Such a rare event, it's illegal to complain about it in our state (N.M.) Teasing.) Today, noticed yellow roses, and long stem pinks. Of course they're eight feet off the ground; I'll need a ladder to clip them.

New Mexico is on my bucket list for places to live. I love it there.

 

[Shanazel]

Fifty-four degrees, going for a high of EIGHTY-SEVEN this afternoon. Woo-hoo. I broke out the sandals this morning and the short-sleeved shirts. I'm not putting away the boots and fleece, mind you, but this is really fine. Just wish I didn't have to work.

 

[Shanazel]

Never got to 87, but 75 is my idea of a perfect temperature.

 

[Zorba]

New Mexico is on my bucket list for places to live. I love it there.

I love NM as well - very spiritual place. I've heard the sandstorms can be Hell though.

 

[Shanazel]

Rain and 39 degrees. Nice sleeping weather. When my husband asked what I planned to do today, my immediate thought was, "Take lots of naps." Spring bulbs blooming nicely. Planned to move dirt and paving stones today but the rain sidelined that activity. I love rain.

 

[Zorba]

I really enjoy a good rain too. Floridians look at me like I'm nuts when I say that, but when you've lived all your life in a place where it doesn't rain very much...

 

[Shanazel]

Good morning. Sunny and 41 degrees here. Heavy frost last night. Rain and temperatures down into the 30s predicted for Monday and Tuesday. When it warms up a bit, I'll go out and water my roses. They want more water than our rainy days generally provide. Today is the first day that the mountainside and prairies are looking truly green. High time. We're all tired of winter this year. I suspect spring won't last long thanks to the drought, but I'll take what I can get and be happy about it.

 

[Greek Bonfire]

Getting Spring to arrive here is like pulling teeth. I have to take my plants in every night due to threat of frost. This is ridiculous.