What's the temperature where you are???

[Sequel]

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25c (77f) @ 1pm sunny

today - 28c - (82.4f) Sunny
monday - 27c - (80.6f) sunny
tuesday - 25c - (77f) sunny and windy
wednesday - 31c - (87.8f) sunny
thursday - 30c - (86f) sunny
friday - 28c - (82.4f) sunny
saturday - 30c - (86f) sunny

That sounds just great! Perfect summer temps!

 

[Sequel]

46 F Cloudy. I’ll take it!

 

[chrissynemetz]

21º F clear
11:43 p.m.

 

[Oz chic]

That sounds just great! Perfect summer temps!

Is good isnt it, none of those crazy 104f plus temps....just nice warm days

 

[Oz chic]

24c (75.2f) @ 6.30pm

 

[electrycmonk]

24c (75.2f) @ 6.30pm

So do you typically call this "dinner time"; "supper time"; or "_______?______"?

It's currently way after my bedtime ...

Oh and to "stay on topic" I exited tonad this picture...

 

[drumstick diva]

3.7F this is the kind of winter temperature I am used to. Supposed to be having brutal wind with gusts up to 43 MPH- deadly serious wind chills.
Hah, try to get a man to wear a hat and or cover his face with a scarf or a neck gaiter. My brother has diabetes and heart concerns.
And MEN think women are crazy. We are the guardians and caretakers and it breaks our hearts when men try their very best to die before their time. So yes it does drive women crazy.

 

[Oz chic]

20c (68f) @ 9.50 pm, bit windy

we have this headed straight for us...if we miss out, then I just give up, surely we have to get something from this

 

[Oz chic]

3.7F this is the kind of winter temperature I am used to. Supposed to be having brutal wind with gusts up to 43 MPH- deadly serious wind chills.
Hah, try to get a man to wear a hat and or cover his face with a scarf or a neck gaiter. My brother has diabetes and heart concerns.
And MEN think women are crazy. We are the guardians and caretakers and it breaks our hearts when men try their very best to die before their time. So yes it does drive women crazy.

oh those temps sound horrible, please stay safe and try to stay warm

 

[Oz chic]

So do you typically call this "dinner time"; "supper time"; or "_______?______"?

It's currently way after my bedtime ...

Oh and to "stay on topic" I exited tonad this picture...View attachment 2005950

Dinner time or tea time, is usually what we call it