Favorite Kind of Weather

It's a tossup between hot, sunny weather and cold, snowy/rainy/misty weather.

Originally Posted by Astarael

Am I the only one who likes really hot weather? As in, the type of weather you'd normally find in Libya?

I don't mind it if it's also raining at the time. 'Tis why I like Queensland's summers.

Although I, in general, do prefer the heat over the cold.

Oh, I also like really dense fog. And I like it when it's really dark all day but no rain, with lots of wind. I like wind.

Oh I lovee thunder storms!! I personally they are the coolest things. They are exciting, powerful, and all those light shows just kick but! That's my favorite thing about them! The thunder and the lightning is just awesome; I dont have words to describe how much I just love thundery weather. It just cool and extrema!

I love it snowy and rainy, basic wet cold weather does it for me.

I like it in the afternoon when the ground is warm, and it's just the right temperature, perhaps with a slight breeze. Or foggy, it's actually warmer here when it's foggy than the mornings when it isn't.

Used to like it when it rained, but my highschool floods terribly when it does.

A misty drizzle is my favorite type of weather.

I like cool cloudy days, thunderstorms at night (as long as my power never goes out), and days whe its really windy. If it has to be sunny, I dont like it to be hot.

My favorite kind of weather is in the fall when the leaves have peaked and the temperature is in the 60's. Plenty of sunshine and a slight breeze.

Right now has been the ideal weather for me: Upper 80's, sunshine, light breeze, and clear blue skies.

Gosh I love Autumn. =3 Every day for the last week has been picnic perfect.

Originally Posted by Breeze View Post
Right now has been the ideal weather for me: Upper 80's, sunshine, light breeze, and clear blue skies.

Gosh I love Autumn. =3 Every day for the last week has been picnic perfect.

A coincidence? I think not!

I love the rain it makes me feel like nature is trying to be apart of its self and it wants to take everything with it.

Originally Posted by Shmeh

Probably. I live in a place where the average temperature during the summer is 100 (edit: haha, that's Fahrenheit) and the humidity is in excess of 100%. It's not something I look forward to.

I know some might have it worse, but that doesn't make me disdain the heat any less.

Sounds like a perfect place to live. Where I live, we occasionally do experience 40 degree+ heatwaves during the summer. I really look forward to them.

Originally Posted by Envy

Yes. Hot weather is terrible.

I'll never understand why in the world people actually like summer... and why it's supposed to be the "outside season". 90 - 105 degrees with high humidity is NOT outside weather.

Really? That type of weather is just beautiful! The blazing heat just makes me feel so alive. I'll never understand why people like winter...it's so cold, dark and gloomy. Brr...

Originally Posted by Sabbo

I don't mind it if it's also raining at the time. 'Tis why I like Queensland's summers.

Although I, in general, do prefer the heat over the cold.

Queensland's weather is nice, but I generally prefer hot and dry weather to tropical weather.

Sabbo: Where do you think the name came from? =3

And it's good to see so many people love hot weather. I'm a fan, myself! All I ever encounter are those people who like the cold and hate the heat. Why do they live in the desert then? The mountains are just an hour away for you people!

I like warm days, around 30 degrees. It's 34 at the moment, and it's glorious.


And Brisbane's weather eats DICK. It's disgusting.


Oh, and I love wind, too. Growing up in a windy place, when I'm somewhere where there isn't a constant breeze, it's actually a bit disconcerting.

I assume you mean C and not F or else that would be SUPER cold Jodd.

He's Australian so of course he means Celsius. Farenheit is outdated, and only still used by countries stuck using archaic measuring systems.

OI who asked you sabbo?!? I only said something because some of the younger members might not know about the different temperatures measuring ways.

Originally Posted by Mr. 32

OI who asked you sabbo?!? I only said something because some of the younger members might not know about the different temperatures measuring ways.

Thanks for not even implying that in the first place.

Originally Posted by Sabbo

He's Australian so of course he means Celsius. Farenheit is outdated, and only still used by countries stuck using archaic measuring systems.

I hate anything related to the US customary system. Metric FTW.