If temperature was 25 Celcius during Christmas eve....
#1
Say.... you wake up tomorrow, found that all snow is melting (if any). Weather report said it'd be around 25 Celsius throughout the whole Christmas eve. What would be your reaction.

I'd live my normal life because it's always around that every year. Rolleyes

25 Celsius = 77 Fahrenheit BTW
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Unauthorized Intruder Wrote:Say.... you wake up tomorrow, found that all snow is melting (if any). Weather report said it'd be around 25 Celsius throughout the whole Christmas eve. What would be your reaction.

I'd live my normal life because it's always around that every year. Rolleyes

25 Celsius = 77 Fahrenheit BTW

There'd probably be half a meter of water in my basement. If it got high enough to damage my electricity or internet, I'd probably off myself. The eastern half of the city would probably be drowned. Life would suck. etc.
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#3
There's like 4 inches of snow outside.
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JoeTang Wrote:There'd probably be half a meter of water in my basement. If it got high enough to damage my electricity or internet, I'd probably off myself. The eastern half of the city would probably be drowned. Life would suck. etc.

What, do you live in Antarctica?
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#5
What if they told you it would be around 34ºC/93ºF for Christmas. Summer's gonna suck.
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#6
We have like 1 meters snow outside and its cleaned from the street into massive hills of snow. So I guess we would need boats for a while
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#7
I'd love it. I hate snow and cold weather. It's one of the reasons I want to move out here.

Rob Wrote:What if they told you it would be around 34ºC/93ºF for Christmas. Summer's gonna suck.

EVEN BETTER. SUMMER CLOTHES FOR CHRISTMAS FTW
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Kojo Wrote:I'd love it. I hate snow and cold weather. It's one of the reasons I want to move out here.



EVEN BETTER. SUMMER CLOTHES FOR CHRISTMAS FTW

I know, but the heat + humidity here gets kinda ridiculous sometimes.
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Rob Wrote:What if they told you it would be around 34ºC/93ºF for Christmas. Summer's gonna suck.

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I would proably punch someone in the face.
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#10
Rob Wrote:I know, but the heat + humidity here gets kinda ridiculous sometimes.

50*C
90% Humidity

Sounds livable to me.
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#11
In Brazil our xmas are always hot because it's summer.

To everyone saying they'll need boats: the apparent density of snow (even compressed) is much lower than (full of air inside, which is why it's such a good insulator) that of water so when it melts it wouldn't be so much water at all.
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#12
77 is normal for where i live ^^
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#13
Sounds like last year. MISS IT SO MUCH. This year has been brutal already.
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#14
The total snow fall here for this season is less than an inch of powdery snow. With the sun and dry air, I would not be surprised to see it hit 60 something in the next week or two. A heat wave would go unnoticed here in Denver.
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#15
What if it hit 25 Kalvin for the entirety of christmas eve?
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#16
Over here, the temperatures are below 5℃ usually. Lately it's been 0℃ for a while. It feels colder~ ><
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#17
nooo, i like the cold
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#18
i wouldn't care.
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#19
Cactuar Wrote:What if it hit 25 Kalvin for the entirety of christmas eve?

I would pomegranate myself, and then suffocate on liquid oxygen.
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Fiel Wrote:50*C
90% Humidity

Sounds livable to me.

You know that over 40°C the temperature gets ridiculous, right? Worst days over the summer are between 35~38°C and 80~100% humidity. You can't live those days. Trust me.
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