• whotookkarl@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    5 days ago

    That’s pretty good definitely top 5, but I’ll go with a quiet night after it snows and not even the plows are out yet.

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      5 days ago

      Yes this is it for me. Quiet winter night after fresh snow, with the orange glow of incandescent lights (not LEDs, fuck that). Being able to make the first footprints in the snow.

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        5 days ago

        I like the first big night snow of the year when the sky turns pink from all the light pollution reflecting off the flakes.

        I don’t like snow or winter though. :)

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          8 hours ago

          Haha… the pink sky is half the year where I live.

          cries in urban car-hell pollution

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    5 days ago

    I miss Midwestern storms. Wind that’ll take you off your feet, the smell of tornadoes, the storm head like there’s an ocean in fhe sky and the world’s about to end… Gives me something fierce of a headache but beautiful as it gets.

    I love the pnw and overcast and slightly rainy is great, but without a little attempted murder how am I supposed to feel like the sky loves me?

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      5 days ago

      Moving from the midwest to PNW was weird this way, it was midway through the summer before I looked at the sky and thought, we’ve never had a storm here, not a flash of lightning or a rumble of thunder. Just pissy rain every morning that clears up into a lovely, chilly afternoon.

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      6 days ago

      Yep. This just reminded me of hiking in New Mexico during monsoon season. Beautiful, clear mornings. Setting up camp and eating at night in torrential rains.

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      5 days ago

      Same thought. Best wearher is dry, not windy and warm enough for a t-shirt, cold enough to keep you cool. Sometimes jacket weather is good if you need to wear one for protection

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    5 days ago

    I fucking miss thunderstorms since moving to the pacific northwest. They are sadly very rare here

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      5 days ago

      We had one night a couple years ago with more lightning than the total I had ever seen in my life before (and since) then. I’m guessing it was like a weak storm in the Midwest.

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        4 days ago

        I remember watching with delight a hell of a thunderstorm rolling in over Elliott Bay sometime between 2018 and 2020, wonder if it was the same one?

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          4 days ago

          Very likely!
          It lasted for something like an hour near me (South of Seattle, don’t want to be too specific)

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    5 days ago

    Give me a nice overcast day at like 5C so I can wear a sweater and I am loving it outside. No sun glare, no sweating, good times.

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    5 days ago

    The moments before a massive thunderstorm, that feeling of tension just before the heavens break open.

  • dethedrus@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    4 days ago

    Perfect in every way. I didn’t realize I was a ‘rain person’ until I moved from horrifying sunny Southern California to Northern (in the mountains). The first fall/winter dumped around 100 inches and literally washed out about 15 feet of driveway that fell into the creek below.

    Best winter ever.