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What's the weather like where you are?
- Thread starter general eclect
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This is the month of March … the month of the vernal equinox, pagan fertility rights and the month of transition fabled in song and story to various wildlife.
The lion and lamb analogy is not very accurate, neither historically nor metaphorically. First, lions are not cold, windy or dismal. Lions – even mountain lions – thrive in warmer climates. The African lion that everyone usually thinks of when the word “lion” is spoken is subtropical and would be a better representative of August, which are hot, dry and lazy – exactly what lions are. Unfortunately, the days of August have been relegated to the dogs, even though dogs enjoy the winter far more than lions. Lambs are only appropriate in so far as they are generally eaten in greater quantities around the end of March, which coincides with the Easter season.
Since we have been experiencing such fluctuations of climate this year, I would have to say that March came in as a menopausal polar bear, which would account for both the current cold snap as well as the hot flashes.
Let's hope that it leaves more like the traditional lamb, than a Tasmanian devil with a bladder infection.
The lion and lamb analogy is not very accurate, neither historically nor metaphorically. First, lions are not cold, windy or dismal. Lions – even mountain lions – thrive in warmer climates. The African lion that everyone usually thinks of when the word “lion” is spoken is subtropical and would be a better representative of August, which are hot, dry and lazy – exactly what lions are. Unfortunately, the days of August have been relegated to the dogs, even though dogs enjoy the winter far more than lions. Lambs are only appropriate in so far as they are generally eaten in greater quantities around the end of March, which coincides with the Easter season.
Since we have been experiencing such fluctuations of climate this year, I would have to say that March came in as a menopausal polar bear, which would account for both the current cold snap as well as the hot flashes.
Let's hope that it leaves more like the traditional lamb, than a Tasmanian devil with a bladder infection.
It's getting really warm in Boston too.
I don't trust it.
Feels like 65 degrees Fahrenheit here now. Predicted to hit 80 this week.
I don't trust it.
Feels like 65 degrees Fahrenheit here now. Predicted to hit 80 this week.
shalemail
Android Expert
Kinda Schizophrenic. Little or no precipitation from November to end of March, then rain, rain and more rain. Temps have been all over the place - from hot to cover the plants frost warning - It cooled off this week for Tue and Wed (lows in the 30's highs in the low 50's) back to the upper 60's today. Supposed to have a nice week coming up so I won't complain. Looking forward to washing my car.
That about sums it up for me too!
Catman5000
Lurker
Storms last night gave way to a cloudy, somewhat seasonably cooler morning for this time of year. Mostly sunny now w scattered light fluffy clouds, breezy and nice out in shorts & flip flops.... beautiful day in Dallas, Texas!
Rolling into the first taditional day of summer in the US it's remarkably chilly here in Boston MA. 51f but it feels like 49f. I blame the May ☔
zuben el genub
Extreme Android User
Getting there
Pikes Peak still has quite a bit of snow. The mountains got hit rather hard last week
Pikes Peak still has quite a bit of snow. The mountains got hit rather hard last week
Rain, rain and more rain. After that we'll get some rain.
Sun! We have sun!!
Bright grey here. Finally stopped raining though.
I'd think about taking the liner out of my jacket at 53 degrees. 48 degrees here. Not as windy though.
The high here was in the low 90's today. What's up with everyone's low temps?