Come back to this post in 2030's
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why 2034 we already barely have snow
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Do you remember the seasons, Mr. Frodo? It’ll be winter soon. […] and eating the first of the snow with the yellow colour. Do you remember the taste of yellow snow?
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If amoc shuts down we’ll (nordics) have a Siberian climate.
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It used to snow as late as April in southern Kanto (Tokyo metro area) back in the early 2010s, sometimes leaving several cm on the ground for days.
I spent last winter in northern Kanto and it only flurried a couple of times.
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I just respond “ur mum”
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In the beginning, autumn and spring duration were 13 weeks. Then six, then three weeks. The last autumn lasted for a week. In next year they will be four days, we could be seeing a summer and winter transition in eight hours, until they switch in four minutes.
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brace yourself, winter debate is coming
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brace yourself, winter debate is coming
God, I remember when that meme was so fun to use.
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How come you can makum snowballs in summertime?
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Honestly its ridiculous how people act today.
But yeah, all we can do is try and show them how their behavior is not really sane when it comes to social media discussions. But for all we know we could be talking to bots.
Peoples opinions are reported as “misinformation” sometimes. Makes me laugh.
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It used to snow as late as April in southern Kanto (Tokyo metro area) back in the early 2010s, sometimes leaving several cm on the ground for days.
I spent last winter in northern Kanto and it only flurried a couple of times.
When I lived in the NE US in the ‘00s it would snow so much the airports would shut down for a day. Piles of snow would last well into spring. Last time I was there it snowed maybe a total of a foot for the entire winter for a couple years running. All those winter scenes in film, or even Currier and Ives prints from the turn of the last century are the only context that it used to actually snow and stay covered for months at a time.
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MRGA guy on the right
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It used to snow as late as April in southern Kanto (Tokyo metro area) back in the early 2010s, sometimes leaving several cm on the ground for days.
I spent last winter in northern Kanto and it only flurried a couple of times.
I live in the arctic, we had 3 weeks over 30c this summer.
The first two weeks of September were all over 20c. Normal high for these two weeks is 8.8c.
Snow would usually sit around until late April/ early May. The last 4-5 years it’s been gone early April at the latest.
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!RemindMe 2035
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It’s just two AI chatbots posting to a dead internet, on a dead planet, hours before the last bit of electricity is consumed by their mainframes and a rack mining crypto.
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It’s just two AI chatbots posting to a dead internet, on a dead planet, hours before the last bit of electricity is consumed by their mainframes and a rack mining crypto.
There’s a ray Bradbury story that’s kind of similar.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There_Will_Come_Soft_Rains_(short_story)
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There’s a ray Bradbury story that’s kind of similar.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There_Will_Come_Soft_Rains_(short_story)
I actually have read that one before. Definitely the inspiration
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I actually have read that one before. Definitely the inspiration
Probably inspired that ST:TNG episode with the Douwd as well.
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It used to snow as late as April in southern Kanto (Tokyo metro area) back in the early 2010s, sometimes leaving several cm on the ground for days.
I spent last winter in northern Kanto and it only flurried a couple of times.
Same deal with Lake Placid, NY and Hakuba, Nagano, you ask anyone who’s been in a snow area since the 70s about how impassible people’s yards became from the snow when they were in their 20s. At least Sapporo got snow this year.
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This is internet arguments now
