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remmers
response 86 of 123: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 16:43 UTC 2003

Sun shmun.  It's c-o-l-d  in February.

(By the way, TS said that April was the cruelest month.)
mcnally
response 87 of 123: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 17:09 UTC 2003

  Eliot or Taylor?
remmers
response 88 of 123: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 18:27 UTC 2003

Heh, I was wondering when somebody would pick up on that.
TS Eliot.
gull
response 89 of 123: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 18:38 UTC 2003

The record low temperature for Michigan was set in February.  February
9, 1934, to be exact, when a low of -51F was recorded in Vanderbilt.
rcurl
response 90 of 123: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 19:42 UTC 2003

Was that confirmed at other sites? Or was it a broken thermometer? 
mcnally
response 91 of 123: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 19:48 UTC 2003

  (re #88:  for the record, it occurred to me with the first comment
  you posted but with continued use of just "TS" it started to look
  like you were fishing for a reply so I decided to oblige..)
gull
response 92 of 123: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 21:21 UTC 2003

Re #90: I don't know.  I found it in a list of official temperature records.
bhoward
response 93 of 123: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 23:14 UTC 2003

And then suddenly, spring breaks out all across Tokyo?

For several days, it's a wet, miserable sort of cold.  The next, it's
a lovely spring morning.

What is up with the weather this year, anyways?
charcat
response 94 of 123: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 09:27 UTC 2003

I just spent the last 45 minutes watching the northern lights. Very nice, lots
of red, it was getting intense when clouds rolled in :(
scott
response 95 of 123: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 13:15 UTC 2003

Dammit!  This rainy weather sucks... I want to see the northern lights!
other
response 96 of 123: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 14:46 UTC 2003

Me, too!  I've only seen them a few times, and only in pale green.
gregb
response 97 of 123: Mark Unseen   Nov 24 16:17 UTC 2003

Sunday's weather was great!  I love it when I can be outside without a 
coat.  And today we're getting snow flurries.  How Michigan.
willcome
response 98 of 123: Mark Unseen   Nov 24 19:09 UTC 2003

whore
naftee
response 99 of 123: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 01:12 UTC 2003

Fuck you, willcome.
willcome
response 100 of 123: Mark Unseen   Nov 27 07:26 UTC 2003

whore
krj
response 101 of 123: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 17:55 UTC 2003

Looks like Ann Arbor's first significant snowfall is forecast for 
Thursday night and Friday; three to five inches, perhaps, from a storm 
whose main track is predicted to go through Ohio.
willcome
response 102 of 123: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 19:43 UTC 2003

Hey, this item uses language!  Link it the fuck up, rcurl.
rcurl
response 103 of 123: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 20:27 UTC 2003

(what a jerk....)
willcome
response 104 of 123: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 22:06 UTC 2003

I'm serious.
jep
response 105 of 123: Mark Unseen   Dec 4 16:26 UTC 2003

Weather site wunderground.com is predicting up to an inch of 
accumulation for Friday.  I haven't heard the 3-5" prediction.

My brother is bringing his family up from Tennessee at the end of 
December.  Three of them grew up in Arkansas and have never seen snow. 
They're hoping for a repeat of what we got at Christmas last year.
micklpkl
response 106 of 123: Mark Unseen   Dec 4 17:07 UTC 2003

Strange, I would've thought that both Arkansas and Tennessee experience snow
for time to time.

Nothing major to report in Austin, Texas --- just spectacular late-autumn
weather, as usual. The trees are finally showing some colour, and we will
probably get our first freeze this weekend, about one week later than average.
mynxcat
response 107 of 123: Mark Unseen   Dec 4 17:53 UTC 2003

I wish I were in TX right now :(
bhoward
response 108 of 123: Mark Unseen   Dec 4 21:50 UTC 2003

Weather in Tokyo is definitely veering more towards the crisp
side, but dancing just short of a first freeze of the season.

Tomorrow morning I start putting up the Christmas lights I
brought back from the states last week.  Tee hee, wait until
the neighbors see what I have cooking for this years show!
jiffer
response 109 of 123: Mark Unseen   Dec 5 00:19 UTC 2003

Augusta, GA got a huge dump of melted snow.... and it is cold.  Where is my
coat?
tod
response 110 of 123: Mark Unseen   Dec 5 00:34 UTC 2003

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