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Originally Posted by Bondman
Haha, that's all kinda funny!  - especially to an Aussie like me who's gone South (yes, South!) to see the snow just once in my life. There was plenty on the ground and it was very cold, but we saw just a few snow-flakes falling - and that's my sole experience...
I dunno if I should mention that it's hot and humid here. The temperature in the kitchen when I got up was 32 degrees C, 90 degrees F. With the high humidity, it was HOT!
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We rarely get snow - where I live in the south lol if we get a dusting of snow the chances of school being closed are very good. So when we get a couple of inches of snow (and in this case ice) school will be closed.
Now the 90 degrees is a cool day during the summer here we are better at dealing with the hot and humid than that cold and icy