I'm walking around with no coat and there is snow on the ground

[Tweed]

What an interesting day it is...

[KitchenWitch]

1. Where are you

If it were CA or FL, I would say, "So what?"

[Cha]

4. Chicago!

It's pretty damn mild here in New York, too, compared to the last two years.

[Tweed]

7. You know where I live?

:scared:

Kidding, I'm honored if anything.

[Cha]

10. Funny!

I was so clever to look up your profile and see if it said where you were walking outside with "no snow on the ground". :D

[nickgutierrez]

2. No kidding.

Strange, strange weather we have here. :hi:

[warrens]

3. Me too

But enjoy while you can. Going down to near zero by Friday.

[qnr]

5. I used to do that all the time. Or even just a really light jacket

in mid-winter NYC. As long as I had a hat and gloves, I could do it for hours.

Edit: I see you are talking about our strange weather.

[MercutioATC]

6. It's the same here in Cleveland.

60 degrees with some snow still on the ground.

[Beware the Beast Man]

8. I never get bored talking about the weather.

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

9. I remember back in Maine sometimes we'd get

a January thaw. That was always sweet. I remember one time going cross country skiing in shorts and t-shirt. The temperatures can get up into the 70's mid-winter sometimes. It was always disappointing when the temperature would plummet back down to zero (or below) a week later.

I find Florida funny because the weathermen will talk about a cold spell when the temperature goes down like 5 (or less) maybe 10 degrees at the most. I'm accustomed to wild temperature changes since I grew up in Maine. I don't even notice a temperature drop as insignificant as 5 degrees. I might notice 10 degrees, but I wouldn't think it was significantly colder.