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WorldisQuiet5256 wrote:

ENIHCAMBUS wrote:It has been raining for so long here...

South Carolina? I hope your home wasn't in one of those valleys over loomed by a dam.

No, I live in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I posted it a few times...

Vortex wrote:*envy*

Your avatar always reminded me of several meteorological features that only happen in cold and humid areas of the planet, areas very different to were you live. The Sandstone you live at...

ENIHCAMBUS wrote:

WorldisQuiet5256 wrote:

ENIHCAMBUS wrote:It has been raining for so long here...

South Carolina? I hope your home wasn't in one of those valleys over loomed by a dam.

No, I live in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I posted it a few times...

You tell me. This damn El Niño has been putting the weather on almost permanent rain here in Brazil too. Southern states mostly, since that's where I live (And I can only imagine the surprise of some people upon learning that Brazil is *not* composed of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro only. And most surely not only of slums, though that's how the rest of the world seems to see this country )

Fun fact for non-South Americans: The southern states of Brazil have heavy influence of Spanish colonization, not only Portuguese, unlike the rest of the country - we're culturally a country of our own ^_^

Fun Fact: Neither São Paulo nor Rio de Janeiro are the capital of Brazil.

I thought it's fairly obvious the capital of Brazil is Brasilia.
Anyways, it's less hazy lately, I guess the rains helped.

The Kakama wrote:I thought it's fairly obvious the capital of Brazil is Brasilia.

they didn't know it



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btw, sunny day here again

It's been so long since I've seen the sun as it is, not a Japan sun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8rUG8jeMvs

This is one of the nicest videos I ever seen.

Its also interesting that most interesting weather phenomena only happens in snow areas, more reasons for Vortex to envy! XD

beautiful

mother.

http://www.intellicast.com/Local/WxMap. ... n=USMI0147

26°C and 88% humidity, this isn't the jungle, but anyway...