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It's really not, though where in Colorado depends. In Denver, the snow tends to be worse. In Pueblo, it's generally hotter and not a long of snow. The eastern part of the state generally gets the tornadoes.

 

Where I live, we get pretty much everything. We can get the bad snow storms, the 100+ degree days in the summer, tornadoes, the severe thunderstorms, all the fun stuff. <_<

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New York is one of those states where we get freezing temperatures, ice storms and blizzards in the winter and nasty heatwaves in the summer but spring and fall are relatively normal. At least that's how it is where I live.

A common saying in MI is: "If you don't like the weather, wait 5 minutes."

 

I think that speaks for itself.

We get a fair amount of snow in IL, but not in the southern part where I am at the moment.

 

For some reason we tend to get a lot of freezing rain . . . which stinks when you're driving down back country roads a lot

I rather be cold then hot :/ At least you don't perspire like a dog!

 

But to be fair, once we're talking driving, it's a whole different matter.

Heh, I feel your pain, Spirtzie. I used to drive in the snow until I moved & I can't stand it. I like looking at the snow, but staying inside & being warm!

I'd rather be .. hot. I don't seat a bit, so that's not a problem :) But I L.O.V.E snow! (yes, that much)

 

Omg. I just a found a picture of me that's 3 years old and I think I'm going to die laughing haha! It's hillarious..

I like snow, but not if I have to walk through it. And this year, I'll likely have to walk to school, unlike previous years. :(

I like snow, but not if I have to walk through it.

 

Same. Which is why if there is a lot of snow (or ice) on the ground I'll have my mom drive me to and from school.

I don't drive, but I don't like snow because I get sick easily, and the winter does just that.

We're into spring right now, but it's been raining and cold :(

I really hope the snow holds off until fall semester is over because I do not want to rush across campus in the cold and snow . . . or worse, cold, ice, and snow

I love how my father seems to think Family Guy makes fun of religious people and certain races only.

 

He's wrong on so many levels that I'm only going to leave this video instead of wasting my time coming up with my own reply

 

they make fun of everyone and that's why I like to watch it every now and then.

I like snow. I don't watch Family Guy.

We had snow for the first time in 50 years here in June.

 

Wish we had more snow though.

Do I get some?! :D

*gratefully accepts snow*

It's fall over there in USA isn't it?

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