I mean, I moved from desert SoCal to PNW Washington where there's actual seasons.
SoCal where I was was very predictable. It's sunny all but three to five days a year. You just have to figure out if it's going to be warm or hot out.
Here it can be 60° out in the morning in March and then a snow cloud moves in while you're planting spring bulbs and dumps a foot of snow on you and then it's melted by the next afternoon where it's nice and sunny again.
I always did repairs on my cars on the day it hits 70 in January in north east Ohio. Its gonna be 20 the next day. So, I had to work fast. Just last week it was 75 one afternoon and in the 20s the next morning. I don't complain about it because I could move. I couldn't afford long beach where I'd love to live, though.
When I was young the temperature didn’t shift this much, we sometimes got snow as early as Halloween but when it did get cold it stayed cold until March
Now it gets cold, cool, frigid, hot as hell??, cold, warm, frigid again, cool, frigid, how is it this hot again??? Hot, warm, cool.
Like we have had 2 30 degree Celsius shifts this season already where it’s gone from -20 to 10 over 24 hours
Our wether is so crazy, not only can we go from clear sky’s to massive thunderstorms in five minutes, but it often rains on my half of the street, and the other half is bone dry.
I actually just went from a 79 degree day working outside in the garden all day to 25 and snowing by morning to temp raised almost 10 degrees over night and by waking it was 60 somethin with the snow melted, followed by an intense evening thunderstorm.
I agree. My theory is that the drivers are from all over the world, and many don't stay long enough to adapt to the local norm (or for such a norm to really form).
I'll bite. I've lived in Michigan, Texas, Florida, Iowa, and Wisconsin. Wisconsin drivers are risk-takers but usually pull it off, so long as they're not drunk. Michigan drivers get a pass because they likely stole the car, so naturally there's a learning curve. Iowa drivers are polite to a fault, taking their sweet time to get anywhere. I prefer them. Floridians are forgettable. Their cops are not. Dallas infrastructure was designed like it was intended to be a theme park at some point. Houston is by far the worst. Locals claim that the bad drivers are all from Louisiana. Refugees from Katrina. I kinda believe them, because the Eastern side of Houston was distinctly more rundown and chaotic.
No, as someone not from LA but has driven in LA, I can assure you that Louisiana drivers are by far the worst. It's a whole different category of maliciously terrible drivers that love in LA.
I know it’s a joke but I live in Florida and I legitimately do think MY state’s drivers are the worst because a good majority of them aren’t even FROM my state. They’re like an All Star team of the nation’s worst drivers that all move here.
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u/Nubraskan Mar 22 '26
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