koolkat
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Post by koolkat on Nov 14, 2006 14:15:53 GMT -4
It's a balmy +4C here in Northwestern Ontario. Can't wait to get to the DR for some much needed rest and relaxation!
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Post by coppersun2001 on Nov 15, 2006 12:00:35 GMT -4
Hi Kool, its been very cold here on the prairies,mind you today we are having a heat wave, only minus 16 and no wind.
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koolkat
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Post by koolkat on Nov 15, 2006 23:53:11 GMT -4
Hey coppersun. Eeek! I'm not ready for the cold temps. It was pretty mild here today. Even had a nice hour long walk with the dog tonight. But, I'm sure looking forward to the DR in a month. Yippee!!!!
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Post by coppersun2001 on Nov 29, 2006 11:27:51 GMT -4
Ok am NOTTTTTTTTTTTT a happy camper it has been really cold here, How cold do you ask. get this, for the past four days it has been below minus 32. TODAY we are sitting at a balmy 45 below zero. not including wind chill
am gonna scream!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by loosehead on Nov 29, 2006 11:39:09 GMT -4
Here just north of the Big Smoke, it's +10 with a high forecast of +14 tomorrow. I go outside and it feels like spring and then I remember that winter hasn't come yet. We are having a tough time feeling pity for the Vancouverites and Victorians at the moment because when our normal winter sets in(cold and at least 12-15 feet of snow here in the lee of Georgian Bay) the folks in la la land will be basking in + temps. As for you guys on the prairies, enjoy!!! It's why you live there, isn't it?
In 60 days I'll be basking in the sun in Sosua. Will probably meet up with some of you at Checkpoint.
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koolkat
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Post by koolkat on Nov 29, 2006 13:28:01 GMT -4
Coppersun - sounds like the temps we get here in mid-December to the end of February. You poor thing! You're in Saskatchewan? Anywhere near Guernsey? I have family there. Yeah, it's been pretty bad in parts of BC lately. We should get our regular 10-15 feet of snow this year. Yesterday was cold and freezing rain. Roads and highways were treacherous. Today it's clear, sunny and +1. It has been a very warm, dry fall so far to the point that we've been under a water conservation advisory since September. Rural wells are running dry and Lake Superior is pretty low for the first time since I can remember. Not a good sign when us Northern Ontarians say it's not normal for temps to be so warm here. We should be freezing our butts off by now. I mention that often in my blog. It's actually is making me worried. In 20 years from now, will Northwestern Ontario be a tropical paradise? Global warming? www.atomiczombie.com/info.htm |
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Post by Sosua Gal on Dec 5, 2006 23:08:47 GMT -4
Should I complain that I needed more than a sheet the last few nights...or will you all gang up on me??? LMAO
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Post by Spanky on Dec 5, 2006 23:36:01 GMT -4
Oh Colleen!!!!! What are you suggesting  ? At 7am it is only + 21 degrees celcius and YOU'RE COLD!!!!!!!! Obviously I havn't acclimatised fully yet. Still going to bed wearing my birthday suit [not a pretty sight] and moaning when Pam puts a blanket on the bed. |
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rembrandvdb
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Hi i'm Rembrand born in 1982 and I love the dominican republic.
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Post by rembrandvdb on Dec 14, 2006 12:45:08 GMT -4
Hi there,
Over here it's pretty warm for the season.
Our climate is a little confused because it's to warm here for this time of the year.
Hottest year in 300 years here or something like that.
But i'm looking forward to my visit which i planned for next april
Greets
Rembrand
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Post by coppersun2001 on Dec 14, 2006 18:08:23 GMT -4
Hi rembrand!
Nice to see you. From what I have heard it is very warm in the DR in april, but nothing that folks can't handle, it is somewhat like when we go in March, hot and humid. just the way welike it!
Hope to see you on the board again.
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