The Midwest sucks now. It's like barely freezing up until the last week of December then there's a polar vortex where it never goes above 0°F for like 3 months
No, I was actually just talking to a coworker about this. I remember as a kid getting snow as early as end of October with drifts up to the eaves of the house (1 story) in a particularly bad season, now the snowfall seems to wait until end of December beginning of January.
It snowed a few times before Halloween when I was a kid but now we're lucky if we get any that sticks in January or March.
I guess it's good because less accidents/ shoveling but snow days made winter so much fun when I was younger. I hope kids don't miss out :(
Same here in the northeast. I think we got one snowfall last year that was more than like 4 inches. I hate snow with a fiery passion so I'm not complaining about that aspect of climate change.
Just got a fuckload of snow dumped on us, more than we’ve had at one time in years. It’s melting already because the temperature keeps edging above freezing.
It doesn't help that the weather outside is like 2-3 months behind schedule.
Is it hot where you are? It's cold where I am but I feel like in recent years it doesn't get as cold as it used to
I'm in Chicago-land and it's 32f, like 5 years ago we'd be sub-zero w/ windchill at this point in the year.
The Midwest sucks now. It's like barely freezing up until the last week of December then there's a polar vortex where it never goes above 0°F for like 3 months
Similar here but it didn't get quite as cold. Have you gotten a lot of snow in the past years?
I feel like real snow you can play in barely exists here anymore :(
No, I was actually just talking to a coworker about this. I remember as a kid getting snow as early as end of October with drifts up to the eaves of the house (1 story) in a particularly bad season, now the snowfall seems to wait until end of December beginning of January.
It snowed a few times before Halloween when I was a kid but now we're lucky if we get any that sticks in January or March. I guess it's good because less accidents/ shoveling but snow days made winter so much fun when I was younger. I hope kids don't miss out :(
Same here in the northeast. I think we got one snowfall last year that was more than like 4 inches. I hate snow with a fiery passion so I'm not complaining about that aspect of climate change.
Just got a fuckload of snow dumped on us, more than we’ve had at one time in years. It’s melting already because the temperature keeps edging above freezing.