babindg12200

Texas. It's like that all year. We have one month of winter, and thats January. It will maybe get down to the 20's, but its usually in the 30's Dec., Jan, and Feb. Our summer starts in March. Its wonderful, I moved down here 25 years ago from Illinois, and I could never go back now.

Tink's Mom

It is strange here, too...but I'm quite sure that we have nasty weather in our near future....I was in the yard with the dog just a little while ago...no coat...just a heavy sweatshirt. It is in the mid to high 30's.

NancyBelly

The robins don't fly south any more and the Canada geese migrate here instead of moving on to the south. None of this is actually a good thing.

traveler53

My niece found a dandelion on her front lawn Christmas morning. I am afraid that when we get it, it's going to hit us real hard. But I will take this weather any day.

woody

Strange here in the southern hemisphere too, we are still waiting on summer we have had no hot weather yet, normally we are sweltering right about now

crafty3236

My father lives in arkansas about 4 miles from missouri and he has had more snow n just about colder weather there then we have had here in northern IL (about 20 miles from wis border)he got up one morning to 5 inches and all we have had is a dusting...........wierd huh!!

mochasue

I'm here on the central coast of California and we have the craziest weather since 1971 (not that I remember, just what the weatherman said). It has been so stinkin' cold. We have lows in the 20's at night. It warms up to high 60's and 70's during the day, but man, when the sun goes down you can forget about being warm. It's cold. We scraped ice off of our car this morning. I am not used to this. Don't even have a jacket warm enough for this kind of weather.

QuiltE

And here I thought the geese all stayed here in Ontario! One of the reasons they don't have to fly south ... lots of grain/corn in the fields for them to forage and get fat on, all winter long!



We've been getting big fluffy flakes since about nine this morning. Temperature has hovered around 0C all day and tonight it's supposed to drop with tomorrow at about -8C, with windchill of minus 16. So bundle up!

jitkaau

I remember that there was an Indian Summer in New York City during December 1982 and January 1983. I went there expecting freezing conditions and ended up walking around in a T-shirt and sun glasses. So I guess, if the conditions are right, it does happen every now and then. We are experiencing a very mild summer as well. It is usually blisteringly hot over Christmas and so far, we have had lots of thunderstorms...el nina.

SouthPStitches

I live in the central part of NYS, about an hour from Binghamton, Syracuse and Utica. It feels like we are stuck in some kind of weather limbo. But, I'm not complaining. No slipping, sliding or ungodly heating oil bills so far. Hope we don't pay for this in some cruel way this summer. I still have a couple of hardy flowers blooming in my container gardens.