What’s the temperature outside where you live??

[Thraxox]

16C*, quite chilly here in NZ.

[Tomjas]

39.2 today

[Nash out]

On a side note. Have any Americans here ever been to the UK? Or have plans to go? And what are your thoughts on the UK from the outside? I've never been to America. But want to go to New York, Boston, maybe LA for the experience. Where would you recommend someone from the UK to visit when going to America?

[Furn]

Hit 47C (116f) in Melbourne today where I live.

Luckily I'm in Sri Lanka where it's only 31C.

[Derranged]

New York has some weird weather. Monday there was a HIGH of 14 degrees Fahrenheit and yesterday it was 57 degrees and raining.

Today it's in the high 20s.

[Willy Wanker]

46 deg at 5am.

It was like 77 deg around noon yesterday though.

Cali cuck here, representin'.

[Beercules]

No palm trees in UK. It’s about 20 - 30 degrees C for about 2 months in the year, rest of the year sub 15 far too cold for palm trees.

Bruz we hit 46 degrees for a cpl of days in a row this last week in Australia that's 113 faranheit.
Australia has the best weather in the world.
Pitty our boxers sux though.
Btw I have a palm tree in my backyard that I'm looking at right now.

Lol I was messing around guys, I know there aren't palm trees in the UK.



I've always wanted to visit Australia

[Beercules]

My phone says 33 degrees here now.

[New England]

it's almost 0C [32F] on the dot right now. yesterday it got to around 50 F, which is about 10 C.

it's been as cold as -20 C at my house [0 F] and when i was in the mountains it was -10 F and closed some of the ski resorts.


i live near the NH / MA border.

[Eddy Current]

On a side note. Have any Americans here ever been to the UK? Or have plans to go? And what are your thoughts on the UK from the outside? I've never been to America. But want to go to New York, Boston, maybe LA for the experience. Where would you recommend someone from the UK to visit when going to America?

Avoid the deep South or you'll get a bad impression of America.