FC Forums

Here it is about 95 degrees every morning with high humidity then afternoon thunderstorms.

We've had occasional showers of sulfur and ash ever since the sky turned yellow. Tiel can tell you about that; I was chatting with him when it happened.

Last time I made this you had a tornado. This seems odd, perhaps you should move out of china to escape the sulfur rain.

A tornado? I will examine the old forum, but I don't think that was me.

EDIT:

Last_Jedi_Standing wrote:It's mostly <CLASSIFIED>, but there's a 30% chance of <CLASSIFIED> later.

That was the first reply to your previous topic, and my only contribution to the thread.

Oh, Fenway had the tornado. Your weather was <censored> with a 30% chance of <censored>

Well I just have Satan's boiling semen raining down on my area with the occasional storm of hellfire and lightning from the seventh gate. But that's okay, since, when it's not demon-cloudy, the air is turned to plasma by the sun, which appears to have expanded so that the surface is about a hundred meters from the ground. Also it's a little humid.

Well, the weather here is boring. It's raining solid methane here, and everything's frozen solid.

hyperlite wrote:Here it is about 95 degrees every morning with high humidity then afternoon thunderstorms.

95 degrees?
Oh please tell me that's Fahrenheit.

Well obviously or at 95 deg their blood will boil and eventually vaporise ...

It is hot here as always, not a single cloud in the sky, might get some dust clouds from our good neighbours from the South-East .

We have up to 38°C, no rain until monday and since the weekend, before that we had a massive thinderstorm and a flood.
And I still have electricity and internet!
Austrian power net FTW!

Ehhhhh, average for Cuuyth this time of year. Heavy rain or hail, occasionally snow, about 16 C, so it's been warming up.

Here in the great state of Ohio, it's about 71 degrees Fahrenheit, very clear, surprisingly low humidity for this time of year.

Between 16 and 20 degrees Celsius here.
Currently all right weather, but it's supposed to rain heavily the entire weekend.

Its about 30 c or 85 f and has rained about 5 inches or about 15 centimeters each morning. Also we have had heavy fog.

Iv121 wrote:Well obviously or at 95 deg their blood will boil and eventually vaporise ...

Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius. That's what 100 degrees Celsius means.

The thermometer in my car said it was 52 degrees Celsius about three weeks ago.