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Post by movieliker on Jun 19, 2019 23:32:59 GMT
Wow. It is never cold in New Orleans in June. In fact, it hailed here one July. That was a surprise.
Definitely some kind of climate change whatever the cause. It used to be hot and warm by march or so--now, since around 2010, it has often been amazingly cold through May and June.
I recall one recent summer where it was cold and rainy through to the end of July.
We just had a freak June "cold front" come through here. Instead of the it being in the 90s and 80s. It was in the 80s and 70s. Brrrrrrr !!! |
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Post by Fox in the Snow on Jun 20, 2019 0:03:08 GMT
Actually many parts of the Southern Hemisphere never get cold. Like close to the equator. But I was asking specifically where the poster was where it is a bit cold. Fair enough, just meant there are a lot of places in the Southern Hemisphere that are pretty cool now. Turns out he was still in the North.
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Post by movieliker on Jun 20, 2019 0:04:14 GMT
Actually many parts of the Southern Hemisphere never get cold. Like close to the equator. But I was asking specifically where the poster was where it is a bit cold. Fair enough, just meant there are a lot of places in the Southern Hemisphere that are pretty cool now. Turns out he was still in the North. You are correct. Our summer is their winter. |
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Post by DarkManX on Jun 20, 2019 0:29:51 GMT
I open my windows when the weather is nice. Just for a few hours though.
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Post by Lucy on Jun 20, 2019 2:44:06 GMT
Once in a while during those brief periods between Summer and Winter when I'm not running the AC or heater. People in Florida don't generally open their windows. Even with a screen it's an invitation to all sorts of pests such as ants, flies, mosquitos, termites, maybe even Florida Man. Yep, all true!
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