Hey Hey, look who is having a nice April Fool’s
Without cheating, which one is London Ontario and Which is Eugene?
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Even more good news
As if having 15 centimeters of snow on the ground wasn't enough for the new year:
Yup, even more of the White Death Bringer!
I've already had one friend end up in a ditch this Winter, what new fun can come from even more of this heavy cold crap?
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Aww Crap! Look at this
Argh, it has been a Dog's age since I cracked the Blog Poster and started tapping one out. This dry spell may continue for some time. Especially with Snow Death bearing down on us like a bullet from an enormous cloud-laden gun.
I've got a cold too. sniff.
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Well it didn’t snow in September
It didn't end up snowing in September, which is great. Not that the weather has been so great in London for the past week, but at least it didn't snow.
The funny thing is that today I pulled on my layered clothing (undershirts, long trousers and and a sweater) and went outside and thought "The weather is pretty nice out today" it was kinda warm and sunny. The extra clothes made it comfortable outside. I abandoned shorts on Monday for jeans, it's just too cold.
I think 2007 with it's very very late summer (right into November) was some kind of evil tease, as this year has been fairly close to COLD ALL THE TIME.
I know the calender means nothing to the weather; but the whole of the summer was a washout, one could only hope for a nice autumn. No such luck, given the forecast we should be seeing snow on the ground requiring removal by mid to late October. Some municipalities are going to really suffer this year if the weather doesn't turn around soon.
Look for local news stories about Snow Removal budgets being drained somewhere before the end of January.
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Let’s say “Goodbye” to the Summer that never was
Summer 2009 in London has been lacklustre at best, and for Ontario as a whole it hasn't been the "Greatest Summah Evah" either. Whether it was shivering in the cool July Nights or being soaked in the Early August Rain, this has been about the weakest summer I've experienced, and I'm from Scotland.
Let's hope that it remains "warm" until October, but I have a sneaking suspicion that we are going to see snow by mid-October this year (considering the freak and heavy snow storm we had last October, this isn't outside the realm of possibility)
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The march from “Summer” to crap it’s snowing in September!
Does anyone else think that it is a good chance that we'll see snow on the ground by September 31st this year? The glorious weather we had just a week and a bit past appears to have been what would have been a heat wave in a normal summer (40+ degrees) but was the only thing that looked like summer this year.
I'm going to hibernate this winter, call me when the Great Lakes have dried up due to the heat.
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Boo! The London “Summer” Returns
The sucky weather has come back in force; oh well. It was summer for a few days anyway.
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It’s beginning to look alot like…
Look at that forecast! Cross all of your various phalanges and internal organs that this is a forecast and not just a cruel tease.
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October Chillin’
After a Summer that barely was, what could we expect of an Autumn that has just fell upon us?
Look at that, a ten degree miss on the "normal" target. I've borne the "Global Warming, what?" guffaws but at this point one has to wonder why it has been so cool this year? Is this a "La Nena" year or something? Is there a very cold breeze just hanging out over London? I was up in Kincardine a few weeks back and found it comfortable sweaty, now there is snow on the ground?
The weather this year (and really since last october 26th), has sucked, and there is nothing we can do about it.
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