:: It's 17°C in the Big City, and I just returned from having coffee and reading the NYTimes Magazine. Wearing denim short pants and a t-shirt, I drove home with the window rolled down in my car. This is the last evening I'll be able to dress so casually and lightly for months to come - the temperature will begin dropping tomorrow until it reaches -21C on Sunday night. Cruel is a word that comes to mind. The forecast high for Hallowe'en is -11C, with light snow expected. Not fair, not fair at all, especially to the ghosts and goblins who will be out and about that night.
:: And people wonder why I'd like to live in NYC. ;-)
Posted by Randy at October 26, 2003 11:21 PM | TrackBackheavens, i think i would die in canada. i was freezing tonight and it is a mere 50 degrees F (10 C).
Posted by: fiona at October 27, 2003 08:59 PMNah, Fi, you'd be fine. 10C is balmy! The forecast has been revised, it won't be as cold later in the week, as I wrote yesterday, thank God!
Posted by: randy at October 27, 2003 11:11 PMHallowe'en ... high of -11, low of -22 ... typical. I don't think I can remember any Hallowe'en when it wasn't hideously cold. And of course it's snowing now. To think it was 55F and sunny just yesterday at the lake. Sigh...
Posted by: Jena at October 28, 2003 12:31 PM