How is the weather in your country?
Woke up for work and see this out of the window. 6th of May...
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How is the weather in your country? Woke up for work and see this out of the window. 6th of May...
Why are you telling such a small lie here ? For what? That’s impossible. It’s May now
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Well, it's better than this
A couple of years ago here was above +30C at these dates.
Comfy.
Do you hear your neighbors having sex in those buildings?
Usually I don't, but happened one time. Couple in the flat above me had a passionate night once. The most loud was mostly bed with sounds like someone was nailing it down to the floor. Some moans were heard too.
Nah, that's good.
What I don't like is this:
>I don't have an A/C
>temperatures above +30C in May
>finally installed A/C
>snow in May
I would give anything to live someplace cold like Russia or Alaska.
>Pic related
And it's nighttime too. Just cold, that's all I'm asking for. My parents have to leave the car's AC running for a while before they can even sit in it.
How are your full moons?
....? What do you mean?
It looked like this here last week
Summer will come eventually my friend, stay warm
30+ Celsius and sunny
This is what my city looks like. although now it's night
You in the mountains?
This was my walk today.
vgh... the riparian environs of chinese columbia
It's actually shockingly white here. The Chinese don't venture out of the concrete jungle that is Changcouver and I'm ok with that.
I know it, we will reclaim cascadia my brvther...
Wow that is pretty. Is that in Washington?
Oregon
very nice ,what mountain is that?
>Changcouver
kek
>could have went with Wangcouver but didn't
Are you even trying?
>t. resident of Gypsarest
Even God and Mother Nature hate Pidorashka. Cursed hellhole.
Way hotter than usual for this month.
Usually it's 5 degrees lower.
So now you have temperatures above 30C whole year round? I would die in such conditions...
>They're busy swimming for their lives.
Are there floods? Happened in some regions this year due to large amount of snow from winter.
Well you could be Texas right now. They're busy swimming for their lives.
I live in the desert and I would honestly prefer that. I hate the sun and the total lack of clouds/fog.
My house is flooded. I can only play tft on my phone while I wait for the water to go away,.
How dull do you have to be to make a thread about weather? What exactly do you get out of complaining about weather?
I'm not complaining. I'm just like talking about the weather and see what weather can bee in different corners of the world.
Don't know why I had the impression you were complaining. Have a bump.
To be fair you only have like one type of weather over there
Heh... Bump!
Your flag looks like a spirit level lmao
it was raining until this morning. it’s humid and cloudy now.
fine
It's fricking godawful here.
One day I am walking around sweaty from all the heat, and the next day I have to wear a jacket because it's windy. And then a fricking rain.
>is that... is that SNOW?? in my frozen shithole?????????
Yep. Now it's melted and started raining.
I just realized your local climate has to be one of the most depressing climates for living in civilization.
>noooo I hate my comfy rainy climate ahhhhh
You have no idea how good you have it I haven't seen rain in 3 months
what are those slums in the bottom left?
Garages
22 degrees today so pretty comfy
sunny, sometimes a bit cloudy
Hello Permfren
Henlo.
Well, I live in a region that is famous for its shitty weather even compared to neighbour regions (it's more cloudy, snowy, rainy here). But it's still better than many places in other parts of country. If this place could be always like this, I would be happy. I can't stand the constant heat, which was in past few years. Sometimes it can be constant temperatures around +35C for the whole summer, sometimes it can be snow in June and temperatures around zero in August.
Why did they settle there? Hunting, or industry?
Industry, river routes, minerals and metals, land. Many causes. Besides there is no place good for living in this country by climate. As I said it's not the worst place.
My city was originally a copper smelter factory and copper mines, then when the copper ore mines have been depleted focus of the factories changed to cannon production. It also had good position for river routes to get smelted iron and other metals through rivers, so it became capital of the region during reign of Catherine the Great.
Long before that the region was populated by Komi and Mansi, it was it's own Duchy for some time (it was really great by the way), most of the production was fur and salt. It was famous for salt before.
Btw, strange question from Greenland. Why did people settle in Greenland? That's a mystery...
>Besides there is no place good for living in this country by climate.
It's understood as you've lived other places for a period? Or have a desire to have better climate by comparison, but are OK with current climate?
>Why did people settle in Greenland? That's a mystery...
Hunting. Towns and villages along the coasts are located in islands, this is due to hunting. Mainly, whaling, then caribou and musk ox. Only south greenland have sheep farmers, then Nuuk has industry (harbour) this is because hunters preferred to live right in the middle of where both prey meet (tundra and marine mammals)
I have zero knowledge about your climate, but ours is very varied and unpredictable for each year that goes by. Three years ago, I'd rain with freezing cold making it very annoying to go out to work, the next year after more tolerable.
Only foreigners complain about weather conditions, not to say sometimes it gets tiresome of course.
Mindset is more 'weather is the only thing you can't change' hence no use commenting on it, or complaining about it, and which is why I make the first post.
>It's understood as you've lived other places for a period? Or have a desire to have better climate by comparison, but are OK with current climate?
Well I'm okay with many types of climate (I prefer anything without too dry and heat), but I meant in general. Here conditions aren't good to live in compare to European countries for example.
> but ours is very varied and unpredictable for each year that goes by.
Same shit. As I wrote above:
>Sometimes it can be constant temperatures around +35C for the whole summer, sometimes it can be snow in June and temperatures around zero in August.
It also applies to winter, sometimes long time with temperatures around -35C, sometimes rain on the 31st of December.
>Mindset is more 'weather is the only thing you can't change' hence no use commenting on it, or complaining about it, and which is why I make the first post.
People in Russia say "У пpиpoды нeт плoхoй пoгoды", which means "Nature has no bad weather".
>People in Russia say "У пpиpoды нeт плoхoй пoгoды", which means "Nature has no bad weather".
That's interesting, ours is 'allamik Naalangaqanngilaq' when trasnlated to internelt/game lingo would be "Nature is always the Final Boss" directly translated "There are other other Lord"
Funnely enough only people from Nuuk has the tendency to openly complain about weather.
>It also applies to winter, sometimes long time with temperatures around -35C, sometimes rain on the 31st of December.
Kinda sounds like it's something we have in common in that regard, unpredictability.
Last question: do you intent to move elsewhere?
I don't know. I want to live for some time in places like Murmansk, Kamchatka, Baikal, Sakhalin and Kurils. I like these areas, especially Kamchatka and Sakhalin. Maybe someday I will try it and move in one of those places.
I hope you'll get to realize them, anon. I wanna move back home to Discobay Area soon enough.
Or live in Kenora, Ontario since I've gotten to know this cutiepie Ojibwe.
Thanks for the chat btw. Chill thread.
I thought it would be something like Norilsk, but looks slightly better. Surprisingly it has good sunshine hours.
I love when it's rainy. Last year was very dry aside winter.
Garage complex.
Forgot to add
>Discobay Area
Last year it was the opposite for me, it was the rainist year I ever experienced sometimes it rained every day of the month
Ilulissat is my hometown, I now live subarctic in Nuuk (Nuukistan)
Discobay Area covers both Ilulissat and Disco Island (best pitch imho) and Aasiaat (whalers + hunters) Ilulissat (fishers + whalers + hunters)
Being in the arctic the sun goes down December, then it goes back up ~13/01 but accroding to the axis change, it has reappeared one or two days earlier, I imagine it'll proceed shining earlier the coming decades
>but accroding to the axis change, it has reappeared one or two days earlier,
Interesting. Haven't thought about that.
I mean your hometown has good amount of sunshine hours overall. This city in European part of Russia is much more south (61 parallel) and has less sunshine hours overall.
>Nuuk
lol it has even less according to wiki (1419).
Since early 2000's has the sun appeared earlier, starting with hours, then days – I imagine in the foreseeable future earlier and earlier days due to the changing axis (as it' already apparent)
>I mean your hometown has good amount of sunshine hours overall.
True, but if you searched by month, it may paint a different picture and not 'overall' picture
>lol it has even less according to wiki (1419).
That's what I meant by
>Funnely enough only people from Nuuk has the tendency to openly complain about weather.
It has shit weather, but once you just sail outside, it has great to tolerable weather kek
The moon cicle, how often does it appear very large?
.webm is what lunar tide does to my hometown. Does it appear big, and how does it affect your nature?
I don't really pay much attention to that. The tides do get really big during full moons though. Ou rlocal beach often gets washed up because of it.
>garage complex
my bad, I thought they were something else.
Forgot pic, since I feel like I owe a pic for your thread
+20C, sunny with occasional clouds, it should rain tomorrow.
It's 13°C and raining. Yesterday it was 24°C and sunny kek. Normal schizo spring weather.
I saved this pic. Beautiful garden, light rain just an archetypal spring day. Soothing
breddy nice
saw these little fellas
VGH
You live in fairy wonderland.
it's comfy just avoid the locals
It's pretty bad at the moment. 10c and pissing rain plus windy.
Normal spring shit I guess.
Looks like another gorgeous day in the hills of Appalachia out there. I'll be spending this lazy morning practicing harmonica and reading the Pearl S Buck translation of The Water Margin. Life is good
Tennessee?
West by God Virginia. I like Eastern Tennessee though it reminds me of home but if we had more money
>West Virginia
How grim is life there?
Haha in all honesty man I have a great life. My girlfriend and I live in her grandparents old house they left her when they died, I play a lot of retro games bc people here just kept their old systems, go to music festivals and just enjoy life. Not working myself to death, just chilling. A lot of my friends died from overdoses though and I miss my Dad a lot but I try to let them live on through me
What's the job market like in West Virginia?
I have no idea bro I'm a waiter it's probably not very good lol. Cost of living is cheap though
>The Water Margin
Here it was translated as "Outlaws of the Marshes". Did you get to the part with the drunken guy and the man-eating tiger on the mountain?
This translation calls it All Men are Brothers which Pearl admits in the foreword she chose arbitrarily to fit the theme of the novel. But nope I just got it in the mail yesterday. I've been studying Mandarin for a while now and want to deepen my knowledge of Chinese cultural stuff. And wanted to read this first English translation because Pearl S Buck was also a West Virginian who loved China so I feel a kinship with her. Going to visit her birthplace next month
>Chinese cultural stuff
"A History of Chinese Civilisation" by Jaques Gernet is very good in that regard. I have the two volume edition and it goes into great detail about lots of things.
Thanks man, bookmarked. I guess you also have a fascination with China?
Yeah. French as well. Learnt both languages. "The Scholars" is also a nice read. Great scholars and government officials do nothing but feast most of the time. Lao She and Lu Xun's works are also good if you want to see how regular folk lived: "Rickshaw Boy", "Four Generations under One Roof", "Diary of a Madman" or "Kong Yiji".
Good to see another Appalachian here
it's total dogshit rn, been raining non stop
it's ungodly humid and warm with condensation everywhere and an unpleasant lack of sunshine