What Is It Like Living In Your Area/location

Says it all in the title


Here's mine

Its always fucking raining and cold, it never snows and there is barely any sunshine. Bill gates lives somewhere near south of me. Since I live in an island is that in right next to puget sound, a now polluted area due to weed killers and drugs as my teacher said. It usually smells like low tide at school. Ferry boats are also popular here that go to mainland. During winter and fall, temperatures really start to drop, so anything wet becomes slippery and hard as hell. And since I live near construction and a navy base, I have to deal with loud noises every night. Winds get harsh around winter and cause blackouts. During fall, heavy rain starts to drop and leaves clog the rain drains, causing floods. In school and there's always a disease spreading due to allergies or because its simply too cold. However, there is a fine dining resteraunt called Fraser's here, they serve good food there. There's a coffee shop named after the island I live in, a place called Penn cove also grows/catches muscles that are sent through out the island and possibly seattle. Not to mension, the Columbia river has radiation and the puget sound is polluted, were also in a minor drought for some damn reason. And the possibility of St hellens erupting again and also the fact that there are earthquakes that can cause buildings to mud.

 

Well, there are some things that aren't surprising. The winters are absolutely freezing. Usually by March we are stuck in a ton of snow. We have at least one major freezing rain storm every year (we've had powerlines, trees, poles, and some other stuff go down. Last year on the way to school, someone slid into the back of our bus from the black ice on the road o-o). Due to how much snow there is on the ground in winter, spring is nothing but mud, water, and just gross. Summer has never been so dry. We ran out of water in our well (the costs of living out in the country on a farm) by late July (it was bad). We've had to preserve as much water as possible (needing to shower at my grandparents, and drinking nothing but bottled water from the store). Hell, I recently said on my profile that we do not have enough water to wash my hands. It's pretty bad.

 

Two seasons, winter, and road repair.

That is usually what it is here, but not as much recently, which is surprising.

 

I'd like to sum up my life in one meme.

Jeezus duck get some water where I live please, it's like 90 degrees FAM.

Also my town is tightly knit and really safe. I live by a highway and a mountain, and a Lit Deli down the street with an arcade.

 

Send some of that water over to Ontario. Do we ever need it where I live.

 

Just melt some snow, Canadians have unlimited supply /s

 

It never snows here, and the weather is practically mother nature on her period.

 

I'll be doing that all day when Winter comes lol.

 

I live in the United States version of Australia, also known as Arizona. It's dusty, with some dust on top and a serving of dust, keeping computers and desks and anything dust free is physically impossible, we have tons, I MEAN TONS of spiders ranging from millions of house spiders to thousands of tarantulas, we also have a million other types of bugs including tons of scorpions and ants, it gets up to 121 in the summer (49 Celsius) and is usually around 105-113 in the summer, it's sunny and hot in the middle of the day typically and then in the evening/night Thor and Poseidon go crazy (aka intense rain and thunder) oh and this stuff I'm talking about takes place in the south part of az, in the north we have snowy mountains and huge forests like really it snows and rains a ton in the north part of az AND we have giant dust storms that last up to 40 minutes and are thousands of feet high
A dust storm, not a hyper intense one but its big



Some examples of what they can look like (yes that's a mountain in one of them, after all I said thousands of feet high)

 

Um. We need that water. That's what I wrote

 

Blood rain? Ugh, I hate that stuff, it's so sticky...

 

We can share it <3

 

No it's my water and I need it.

For California fam

 

K. I'll go to Nunavut, or the Great Lakes.

 

Ha! Water?

Come to Washington, the Columbia river has radiation and the puget sound is polluted

 

It's pretty nice here.

We have 3 seasons: Winter, Summer, and Fall (Although we sometimes don't have that).
Cold-ish winters (about 17 degrees on average [fahrenheit]). Summers never get warmer than 100 degrees (fahrenheit again). Fall is nice, but sometimes it gets cut off by winters (like, right now. When I'm not sure fall will last until halloween.). We actually had a spring this year - usually it's muddy and slushy and gropple storms.
Summers are pretty nice, although we almost always have a drought. We don't get a lot of rain - so we have a lot of fires.
Winters end in early April. We get slushy "season" from mid-april to early-mid may - then it's summer.

We almost never have a snow day. There was this one time when it was about -40 degrees fahrenheit and we still went to school.

In winter, it's ski season. (amazing stuff <3)
In summer, you hike. And fish. And raft. And camp.
Same with fall.
It's hunting season all year round.

We live close to Yellowstone National Park. Makes for a great weekend vacation.

I can hear a train in the distance.
We have no train station.
We used to, but not anymore.
:(

(oh yeah and people are still terrified about those clowns.)

 

Meanwhile

Near St hellens

 

Well it's not like y'all who live in America won't be affected..
(the way I see it it's just prolonging the apocalypse. If we're gonna die anyways, better make it quick)

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@YouTube

 

1: Send water my way. Please.
2: grades