Your Weather, 2022

[Dahlia]

We got snow this morning! It's early this year! It's supposed to be super windy too. Time to get out the winter wear!

 

[Dahlia]

It took this picture yesterday. The storm clouds coming!

 

[Jane23]

Snow starts tonight and will end on Thursday. Where I am at will get 3x more than everyone else. Good thing I agreed to work early on Thursday and cover for a coworker. We are so not ready for winter yet. There is still too much to do.

 

[digitS']

A very beautiful picture, @Dahlia .

I've been out shoveling snow. A somewhat distant airport says 4" but that must be a minimum. Quite a bit of wind so it is moving around.


Steve, in a Winter Wonderland landscape

 

[ducks4you]

NOT READY, Precious!!!

 

[Dahlia]

NOT READY, Precious!!!

I'm not ready for snow either! Wish I could afford to winter in Mexico!!

 

[digitS']

Here's something to occupy yourself online with, @Dahlia .

A few years ago, I went on an adventure to try to learn about climates - in the Southern Hemisphere. Take the information about where you like the weather best in the Northern Hemisphere. Where you feel most at home. Study a little about the Köppen climate classification. Realize that it is for annual weather but you are thinking (fantasizing) about escaping Winter. So, you need to do a bit more research on Summers, elsewhere.

Look at world maps showing the Köppen climates. Compare your "home" location classification with the broad stretches of other locations. Then, explore their Summer highs/lows/averages, rainfall amounts, you may even be able to find information on cloudcover and humidity. Wikipedia climate information on a location might be a good place to start.

Take a few guesses of where you might enjoy visiting south of the Equator based on that Köppen map. Check those stats for home base and see if they match ... contact your travel service and Off You Go!

Steve, who may be found in Tasmania or Chile by the next post.

 

[Marie2020]

Here's something to occupy yourself online with, @Dahlia .

A few years ago, I went on an adventure to try to learn about climates - in the Southern Hemisphere. Take the information about where you like the weather best in the Northern Hemisphere. Where you feel most at home. Study a little about the Köppen climate classification. Realize that it is for annual weather but you are thinking (fantasizing) about escaping Winter. So, you need to do a bit more research on Summers, elsewhere.

Look at world maps showing the Köppen climates. Compare your "home" location classification with the broad stretches of other locations. Then, explore their Summer highs/lows/averages, rainfall amounts, you may even be able to find information on cloudcover and humidity. Wikipedia climate information on a location might be a good place to start.

Take a few guesses of where you might enjoy visiting south of the Equator based on that Köppen map. Check those stats for home base and see if they match ... contact your travel service and Off You Go!

Steve, who may be found in Tasmania or Chile by the next post.

You wish

 

[Marie2020]

Its 12c and we have had strong winds and lots if rain.

I'm so relieved this roof and walls are now fixed they have even renewed the tarmac here for the first time since the sixties

 

[flowerbug]

Its 12c and we have had strong winds and lots if rain.

I'm so relieved this roof and walls are now fixed they have even renewed the tarmac here for the first time since the sixties

i'm glad they finally got it all done for you there @Marie2020 .