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We're looking at getting about 6 inches of snow tomorrow and of course I have 2 outdoor shoots tomorrow. ugh
Whats the weather looking like in your neck of the woods?
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Old 10-25-2011, 12:54 PM
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We still have drought conditions here in SE Texas with mandatory water rationing. Today's forecast: low 71; high 83.
Could use some rain...
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For Sydney, Australia on wed (tomorrow)

Minimum 15C(59F) Maximum 19C(66F) a few showers around (today we had 2.4mm or 1/10")
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Old 10-25-2011, 01:08 PM
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Cold but no snow.. Perhaps a little rain, since it's coming to that time of year when we get 2 weeks of rain before it starts icing up... Looking to get creative for an outdoor shoot tomorrow myself.. My model will be in a red evening dress with a red umbrella and red wellington boots... Going to do a color pop and make the background B&W with perhaps a few red and gold leaves on the floor.
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Old 10-25-2011, 01:10 PM
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Jon, that sounds exciting, cant wait to see it!
I just saw we are supposed to get down to about 27 tonight with rain early and then turning to snow about midnight and lasting thru to Thursday. I'm sure hoping it clears up as I have to be in Denver (200 mile drive) on Friday morning
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Old 10-25-2011, 01:12 PM
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Jon, that sounds exciting, cant wait to see it!
I just saw we are supposed to get down to about 27 tonight with rain early and then turning to snow about midnight and lasting thru to Thursday. I'm sure hoping it clears up as I have to be in Denver (200 mile drive) on Friday morning
27.. That's warm... Ohhhh... You guys still speak in old money.. That's like -3... Brrrrr.....

Hope you've got your snow tyres on!
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Old 10-25-2011, 01:50 PM
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Actually, it was about 27C and sunny in Denver yesterday. And 27F with snow tomorrow. We have something for everyone.
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Old 10-25-2011, 01:59 PM
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27.. That's warm... Ohhhh... You guys still speak in old money.. That's like -3... Brrrrr.....

Hope you've got your snow tyres on!
My wife grew up in the southern hemisphere--she says 30 is the proper temperature for Christmas, regardless of location.

We've got scattered showers, temps around 50 F. Should clear up by the afternoon, though.
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My wife grew up in the southern hemisphere--she says 30 is the proper temperature for Christmas, regardless of location.
Celcius? Too warm... How's Santa going to make his ski's work in temperatures like that? We had 16 for xmas last year, mainly from Oz and NZ.. They said it was the first time Xmas actually felt like Xmas and those crap Movies with Jingle bells and sleighs and stuff actually made sense..

Yes, I know Xmas is our own construct, but still.. I do like it when we get snow on Xmas day!
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It's 58 degrees with a light drizzle here. Just 2 days ago, temps reached just into the low 90s.
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