Just curious what everyones Christmas is like...
I live in San Diego, California. Weather.com has this forcast:
Mostly sunny
Hi: 70 F
Low: 40 F
I can't seem to find a good surf report. I saw somewhere up to 5 ft.
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Suzanne posted this at 05:17 — 25th December 2001.
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It's mild here, bright sun until Thursday, apparently. Whee!
Not as hot as Southern California (40F is the high - 9C or so).
But lovely and snowless regardless. With the unseasonal bright sun, people are drinking coffee on the sidewalk and I went for a stroll with my kids and didn't want to come inside. GORGEOUS weather.
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openmind posted this at 12:11 — 25th December 2001.
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Beautiful sunshine and about 2 degrees C in Northern England!!
Happy xmas!
yabber posted this at 12:25 — 25th December 2001.
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Snowing and -28C in Finland
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Grandmaster posted this at 14:50 — 25th December 2001.
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Raining, 40* F in maine.
Busy posted this at 20:15 — 25th December 2001.
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Xmas day was 25 C and very muggy
detox posted this at 14:19 — 26th December 2001.
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Sydney, Australia
We had expected tops of 35 degrees and huge winds.
Problem with that is some stupid people thought it would be a great idea to set fire to half our state. As I write this Sydney is totally enveloped within a ring of smoke. Apparently the bushfires cover well over 600 kilometres down the coast, plus there are numerous ones inland.
Reports say 100 homes lost already with hot windy weather ahead, it looks like it will get way worse.
I know this isn;t like losing the world trade center, but here in Australia, bushfires are very major thing.
Why cant we just have snow instead!
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mmi posted this at 14:32 — 26th December 2001.
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Christmas was sunny with temps in the thirties (°F) in southern New England
Jack Michaelson posted this at 11:12 — 27th December 2001.
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Temperatures between -5°C and +5°C with snow, hail, rain, wind, thunder, lightning and some sunshine. I think I've seen every possible type of weather this Christmas...
detox: I saw the fires on the news here in NL. Looks really bad. Good luck!
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The Webmistress posted this at 12:31 — 27th December 2001.
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Cold & wet here! No snow just horrible drizzly rain.
Megan posted this at 21:14 — 27th December 2001.
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Cold and dry here. Not too much snow - mostly just dusty blowing stuff. This part of Ontario (Chatham - the very southern part of the province) is flat as a board so it just blows around. I imagine there's more back home in Kitchener. -3 C with a windchill of -10.
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punkk posted this at 21:43 — 27th December 2001.
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Hey Mark, I'm right above you in Huntington Beach and it's awesome up here. 70 degrees and sunny.
Peter J. Boettcher posted this at 15:06 — 28th December 2001.
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Winter here (Georgetown, Ontario) has been pretty quiet, hardly anything on the ground. You won't get any complaints from me though, my back starts to hurt just thinking about shoveling snow...
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