How is your weather? Snow, snow, snow
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Live in the same area.
As far as drought, the 70's was worse. Unfortunately, there are many more people living here now.
If we don't get some significant snow in the mountains it's going to be ugly here Think; severe water rationing, no flushing toilets, showers ever other day, all lawns dead.
Lucky bugger. I grew up in Seattle, where the entire city shut down completely should more than 2 inches fall. When I moved to New York I was shocked to find that, despite a three foot blizzard my second year in the city, nothing shut down -- not even schools! No snowdays!Woohoo - work is delayed an hour!
Sunny, 25c.
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Sunny and 79 in Los Angeles today.
^ You're on the wrong side of the gulf stream. 
Here it's pretty much been snow, snow, snow. I don't really mind, though. In fact, I quite enjoy the snow. For one thing, when it's snowing a lot, that means the temperatures aren't that low. I'd rather have to trudge through a bunch of fun snow than deal with the -26°c (-35°c with windchill) day we had here not to long ago.
Besides, watching people try to drive in the snow is hilarious. It's traditional for people here not to shovel out parking spaces along streets. Instead, they tend to ram their cars towards the curb at a high speed. This usually results in the frequent sound of rubber being burned the next morning when they try to get back out.
Now, part of the reason I can appreciate the snow is that I don't drive, and I don't usually need to leave the house unless I want to.
Here it's pretty much been snow, snow, snow. I don't really mind, though. In fact, I quite enjoy the snow. For one thing, when it's snowing a lot, that means the temperatures aren't that low. I'd rather have to trudge through a bunch of fun snow than deal with the -26°c (-35°c with windchill) day we had here not to long ago.
Besides, watching people try to drive in the snow is hilarious. It's traditional for people here not to shovel out parking spaces along streets. Instead, they tend to ram their cars towards the curb at a high speed. This usually results in the frequent sound of rubber being burned the next morning when they try to get back out.
Now, part of the reason I can appreciate the snow is that I don't drive, and I don't usually need to leave the house unless I want to.
You poor frozen Yanks! It was 45F in my corner of Canada today, pretty standard for this time of year 
It's been raining all day here in LA. Gonna be raining for the rest of the week.
