14°C = 57°F
My city is expecting the first rainy Christmas in recorded history. The Earth is so screwed.
Forget White Christmas, the next generation will celebrate Wet Christmas instead.
Welcome to an Australian Christmas
I love seeing these comments that completely ignore the southern hemisphere
Everyone know Australia is fake
I love this bit:
There is apparently no suggestion that South America is fictional nor has the existence of New Zealand so far been questioned.
It’s just fuck Australia in particular, everything else is fine. :-P
Stfu! What the fuck you doing?! We got a good thing going on here!
My best Christmas ever was in Belgium. We were supposed to go to Germany for the day to visit distant relatives. A blizzard closed everything and instead I got to stay in a bathrobe and read.
Now I would have to go and pack a bathing costume. I am not a fan of climate change.
Same here in the UK. Far too warm.
It’s storming and 60 degrees where I live.
It should be cold and snowing.
I’m glad I never had kids. Can’t imagine how bad it’s going to be in a decade or two when the shit really hits the fan.
Winter mornings shouldn’t feel like spring middays
January and February is when it normally gets cold here.
People like to pretend that Christmas was a time of snow and ice, but that’s pretty rare. Dickens wrote about them, but his childhood coincided with the coldest decade in over a century.
Lived in my city for 37 years. Never had a “brown Christmas” until this year. It has also been above freezing every day this winter. Not the norm.
I live in the NW of the US. We’ve barely gotten to fall yet, let alone winter.
As Global Warming slowly kills us all, try to enjoy it!:-) 😭
And reconsider if you want to have kids given the worst is almost certainly yet to come.
At least we won’t be cold.
Sadly, that part comes later as well:-(.
The only bright side is that after the adjustment period, Earth is going to be just fine - no lie! (Humans living on it though… that’s a bit of a different story now…😞)
Nuclear winter is calling
This is the coldest Christmas you’ll have from here on… It’ll only get warmer.
11 in my neck of Tokyo. The last few nights have dipped below freezing, however. This probably isn’t super weird for the time of year here, however. Going up to visit the inlaws for the end of the year, and it’s currently 0 up there. Last year, I think we hit -15 whilst we were there, but this year it looks like the low is going to be freezing (which is rather warm for northeastern Japan in December).
VAI BRAZIL NUMERO UNO 🏆🥇🥇☝️☝️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷Vamos todos morrer cozidos nessa merda
Even in winter you’ll hardly ever see snow anywhere in Brazil yet our christmas decorations would make you think this is Northern Canada lol
27°C at not quite 8am xmas day heading for only 36° thankfully… Standard not a cloud in the sky,
Its a reminder to exercise to lift that bottom, the sweat has begun
Try the same temp on Christmas day…
Where’s my Australian Scorcher of a Christmas?
I dont understand why people immigrate to Australia from Europe. Christmas here is more like mad max fury. Fucking 45°C !!
I would still be freezing. T. Living near the equator.
Literally living in Ecuador 20 km from the equator and 14c is perfectly fine if a bit chilly
I don’t envy you…
Anything over 20° is just uncomfortable
24° is the sweet spot for me but anything under 30° is fine for me if it’s a dry heat.
I’m in northern Canada, we got about a week of 30C weather and I had a fan pointed at me 24/7 and took cold showers every few hours to stay sane. Crazy how everyone acclimates to different temperatures across the world.
Singapore. 32C Daily Temperatures 70% Humidity Year Round send help my skin is peeling
It’s 64F here 😎
Finland
Well its 30°C here yeah.
Need context about how much your area have temperature usually
Where I live in the USA, that’s not a particularly unusual day time high for this time of year. I always like when it’s not bitterly cold at Christmas and New Years, and some of my favorite childhood Christmases/holidays were spent in shorts and t-shirts. I don’t think I’ve ever experienced snow on Christmas, perhaps a flurry at best around New Year’s Eve is the most I can recall off the top of my head.
Granted, I live some place where that’s been the norm for the past such and such number of decades since the age of the brontosaurus which is what they were called back then.
I definitely see a shift where I live in the US (Northeast). We used to get snow that stuck in November and it carried us through to March or April. Now we will get some flurries but nothing really sticks until January. The overall length remains the same, but it seems shifted by a month or two
