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Don't worry. If you don't live in the Northeast or Midwest U.S., your post will be ignored. I don't even know why I bother anymore. It helps to have other posters live near you (like in my case). But if you are isolated, no one cares about your weather. It's actually quite sad.
Yeah I don't care except nearly everytime I come into this particular forum I post charts showing the country with cold/hot and it just gets ignored in case of some silly irrelevant warning about frost or something. (and most of the time when I come in here I actually post relevant record breaking rare stuff)
Anyway I just made the relevant point that maybe we should have a EUROPE weather thread.
Actually, for this reason I've revived the Climate talk: Europe thread. Nothing wrong with posting a lot about your weather (and I'm particularly interested in northern USA weather) but Europe-related posts get buried under NA posts oftentimes here. For example, I didn't even notice your 'snow in Scotland' post in the first place because I wasn't online for a few hours.
I think it's worth considering to split the seasonal threads...
Actually, for this reason I've revived the Climate talk: Europe thread. Nothing wrong with posting a lot about your weather (and I'm particularly interested in northern USA weather) but Europe-related posts get buried under NA posts oftentimes here. For example, I didn't even notice your 'snow in Scotland' post in the first place because I wasn't online for a few hours.
I think it's worth considering to split the seasonal threads...
Sounds like a good idea; only downside is many posters might not bother to check the other continent's thread and then there'll be even less interaction. I rarely check the southern hemisphere thread, but that's partly because it doesn't get much activity. A Europe thread would be much busier. But having everything in one season thread is too concentrated, and hard to keep up with. Maybe we could try two continental threads and see how it goes?
The dew points aren't too friendly either! Near 70F.
I think that forumers were already talking about this...
Surprisingly cool in NC!
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