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Crazy weather

Azhael

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It´s been the craziest August in here...i can´t remember ever being at 18ºC at midday in the middle of august...
Normally i would be worrying about heat waves, and now i´ve got my windows opened broad and my tanks are at 20ºC.
Is it being a weird summer for you too?
I can´t believe this weather....last year you could see dead pigeons by the street and dead trees, and all because of the damn bloody heat.
 
Bellabelloo

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Yep...dismal summer here too..no picnics at all for the kids...just rain/drizzel etc. But I expect in the next week the weather will improve and it'll be heat wave time ( kids go back to school!).
 
JWERNER

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This world is changing and fast:(;). Here in E. Pennsylvania, United States it has been very weird, one day its like a steaming Jungle and the next it is in the lower 60's with no humidity at all. I have seen many sun showers but not like the amount I have seen this year along with hail the other day the size of Gob-Stoppers and Jaw Breakers candy. Hail is common but not around here, not this big either. It is very hot sometimes during the day and then I wake up freezing and need to turn the AC OFF cause it gets so much colder at night like a freaking desert.

Guess we all must evolve:frog: to what fits best huh?:proud:
 
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