Christmas Temperature

<span style="font-family:Comic Sans MS">I live in New Orleans and right now it's 77°F (pretty hot for Christmas). What is the temperature where everyone lives?</span>

 

49 Degrees Farenheit here, pretty high for what weve been having lately (sub zero).

 

Its 42 Degrees Fahrenheit over here, in NJ

 

I live in Michigan, and it has been snowing for the last 6 days. The usual snowfall by this time of year is 13" and we are already at 42". As for temperatures, they are the usual for this time of year, at 2-25 (F).

 

woah 2-25 damn...the only lowest we have gotten is 30 i believe.

& snowing for past six days, like harsh snowing or flurries

 

I doubt that, if you add the windchill factor you've definitely hit sub zero levels.


As for the actual topic, I don't know I haven't been outside but I'll check what the channels say right now.

Yahoo says it's 45 degrees though, add maybe a 5 windchill factor and it's prolly somewhere between 35-40.

 

Cool.. I wish it snowed more over here, everything turned icy and the streets are horrible to walk on .

 

I would hate that, I like Michigan because even though it gets the least amount of annual sunshine, It is not as cold as Wisconsin and gets twice the snow (I love snow). So I can not complain too much, I just wish the fall and spring were a bit shorter and summer was a bit longer.

 

78 - boynton beach florida

 

While I like the snow I can not help but feel envious of 78 and a beach in Florida...

 

Yeah I do liike snow, but a beach in florida, my friend moved over there and he was bragging about

he said later im going to jump in the pool


i was like fu----

 

Yea I hate when the snow turns to ice, it's hectic getting anywhere. And people just don't bother cleaning in front of their homes so it's even worse. 

What I would do to be on a beach in Florida right now. Or California for that matter.

 

I'm in the Boston area and it's 45 which is significantly warmer than the last few days. So much so that pretty much all the snow that accumulated (and that I practically had to kill myself shoveling) is now gone

 

A bit off topic, But how is Australia, anybody know? I have been thinking about trying to get citizenship and moving there after college, but well, lets just say it would be a big move lol.

 

As far as I know their winters are basically like our springs, early summer. So it should be decently nice weather.