Just wanted to rant a little:

Sunrise at 8:30 am, sunset at 4:00 pm. (Day will get shorter every day until 21th December.)

5 day weather forecast: Dreary and/or Cloudy every day (and has been for over a week now. The only way to remember what Sun looks like is to watch FTVGirls updates!)

Daily highs around 30-35 degrees Fahrenheit
Daily lows around 20-25 degrees Fahrenheit

And it will only be downhill from here to freezing cold January and February. I can't hardly wait for the spring to come. Well, It shall only take some 5 months to get the temperatures back up to 45-50 degrees Fahrenheit in April. Damn how I hate this Northern climate!

20-35 Fahrenheit, that's -6 to +2 Celsius, brrrrrr, that's cold. Where do you live FTVfanatic? Near the arctic circle? lol. It's cold and rainy right now here where I live (Northern part of Bavaria / Germany) but I assume our winters aren't as cold and dark as yours. And because I don't like that climate just like you I will fly away to a warmer place in a few weeks. At least for a few days to heat me up, lol.
Keep your feet warm FTVfanatic!

Lima, with is location in the middle of the tropics and a cold sea stream in the sea by the side, has some crazy weather: yesterday it was sunny and 18 - 21º C nearly all day; right now (7:30 am) it is cloudy, cool but the clouds look luminous. Last thursday it was raining in the early morning, had cleared up a bit by 9 and had full sun on (20 -23ºC) from noon to 4ish. By sunset (2 1/2 hours later), it was windy and dry. The forecasters are nearly useless here; it is supposed to be mid-spring but we can as well get all four seasons in the same day. LOL.

I live in Finland.

The Arctic Circle actually passes through Northern Finland, and that's only funny if you happen to like Arctic climate. I don't. Luckily I'm in the South Finland some 550 kilometres (or 350 miles) to the south from Arctic Circle. It doesn't help much, but I can always remind myself that things could be worse; I could actually live right on the Arctic Circle. That would be a total worst case scenario. :D

Sounds interesting. You are talking about Lima (capital of Peru), right? It's in South America. (I admit, I had to google Lima)

I have never been anywhere close there. Would be interesting to visit South America for the culture, people and climate.

Its chilly, but not so bad (61F right now). Its gotten below freezing at nights the past few weeks, and increasingly the skies are grey & cloudy (like today), and I am surprised we haven't had more than just 1 evening of wet snow that didn't stick here in the valley (the Sierra Nevada, the peaks here at least, look like their name says they should though: snow-capped).

OK. Got yourself a guide around Lima. No, don't smile yet, I charge expensive.

Its snowing here in the Truckee Meadows (that's Reno NV). Makes me happy--one thing I missed living in Northern California was the snow (now I admit I miss the rain & redwoods, not to mention milder temperatures). I don't drive anymore, so its no biggie for me--heck, all I need is for my crampons to arrive hopefully in a few days and I'm all set (Just hope they fit my mukluks!).

Well, the Missouri kids are going to wake up to a white Christmas...at least in this area. This hasn't happened in the 7 years I have been living here. It's now 17 deg. (F) and I am feeling cold inside my apartment (of course, if it gets below 75 deg. I feel cold...lol). There is a blanket of new snow outside and we are under a Winter Storm Warning until 6 pm tonight. Winds are at 16 mph from the west. Wind chill is at 2 deg. I am bundled up in my hoodie with a sweatshirt underneath.

Just over 50 degrees (F) and rainy in north-central Kentucky. Ho Ho Ho!

For those of you wondering, I SURVIVED THE FLOOD!!! It was pretty bad. I was up to my waist in water.

I just got the opertunity to ride along with the TN gaurd . we did a fly over of the navy center and i snaped a cupple picks. I brought a FEMA supply load in to a staging area just south of town, it is still bad.

I'm hoping now not to fail several classes, b/c I lost study time.

Glad to hear your ok Max, sorry to hear of the people who lost their lives.

Phoenix,USA=Jaipur,India!!
 

Well here in India there are all kind of weathers,so you can enjoy any weather of your choice....!!Welcome to the land of Weathers and Nature!!Welcome to INDIA,dear ones!!

It just started to turn fall here in Illinois. Brisk mornings and nights. During the day, windy but nice - not too cool yet. It'll be coming though, the dreaded prairie wind chills and snow. I can feel it.

This is what happens when it rains all day and freezes at night!

I guess a simple ice scraper is not enough for that cover. :eek:

90 F degrees for me tomorrow.

I wish it were that for me. I hate the cold, and honestly I'm ready for spring.

Snow, snow, snow ...
 

I guess our weather here in northern Germany can't be compared to Midwest US, but the last few days here were quite snowy for December.
We're more used to cold rain before Christmas and most of the time if there's any snow it's gone by Christmas Eve. This year it looks as if it stays and gets even more.

Just some pictures shot yesterday morning:

http://danielleftv.com/forum/picture...pictureid=1569

http://danielleftv.com/forum/picture...pictureid=1570

http://danielleftv.com/forum/picture...pictureid=1571

http://danielleftv.com/forum/picture...pictureid=1572

I live in the countryside as you can see. Snow covered roads aren't unusual here during winter. Here are some pictures I took the last few days.

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k2...Anlage3014.jpg

Does anyone know where the road is?

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k2...Anlage3019.jpg

Winter at its best

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k2...Anlage3009.jpg

This is the walkway in front of my house. The road is behind that snow wall on the right.

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k2...Anlage3032.jpg

T-Bone and Anoree - the snow is beautiful and I am glad YOU get it.:D California is getting one wet storm after another with possible flooding. Luckily, the Bay Area doesn't get snow. I had far too much of that white stuff while living in Ohio and Nebraska. You can have all you want of it.

Wow, THAT'S some heavy snow you've got there, T-bone.

Luckily we don't have to deal with those masses of snow here.

What he said...:)

I like a white Christmas, but at times snow can be just too much. Good pictures T-bone!, well only if your really into snow lol.

SUMMER here on the Perú, unbearably hot & humid. And it's barely 77º.

Damn too hot for me!, i'd rather feel a little too cold than a little too hot.

Local forecast for tonight and tomorrow is snow -- 3 to 4 inches total -- and bitter cold. Tomorrow night it's forecast to go below 0...YIKES!

Man, I WISH I could ever walk on snow!

Trust me after a long period of heavy snow, you'd never say that again Doc!.