I don't think I mentioned

[eumelia]

How much I enjoy Israeli winter which in the centre of the country is quite mild, but full storms that can have quite heavy rain, hail, thunder and lightning.

There are no actual seasons in this area, it's mostly hot, hotter, hot like hell, less hellish, warm, cool, a little cold, cook again, hot and that's the way the year looks to me, especially since I spent a real winter (with snow and sub-zero weather) in America, it's very pleasant to have your home in a tempered weather, though it can be little silly at times.
Like today, it was quite warm, with the clouds a little dense, you could smell the rain coming, but it just started raining now and I can hear the pitter-patter of drops outside the window and it's going really well with my chick music mix I'm listening to right now.
Nothing like a little melancholy to give you a little boost of good cheer.

I don't know if saying that I'm feeling better than I did yesterday means I'm actually feeling better or if I'm just trying to pull myself out of the little hole I'm keeping myself in.

Chicken and egg I suppose.

Enjoy the rain.

BTW I'm sitting in a tank top and jeans while the rain outside is getting stronger an stronger, any minute now there will be a crash of thunder and the power will probably blow again.

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[hakuzo.livejournal.com]

Here in my home state, we get severe electrical storms that also blow a tremendous amount of dust, called monsoons. We also get dust devils, which are like miniature tornados made of wind-swept dirt.

[thecityofdis.livejournal.com]

It's already bitter cold in Pennyslvania, and they're tentatively penciling in snow for the rest of the month for us.

I love hearing about Israel. Talking to my best friend - who is Israeli - reading about it, reading your entries, looking up birthright dates and hoping to convince my father to let me go - it just sounds like such a beautiful place.

(Granted, there will be days when I'd be hugging the air conditioner nonstop to keep cool, but nowhere's perfect.)

[eumelia.livejournal.com]

During the summer, in the centre (Tel-Aviv area) it's the humidity that'll kill you, in the south it's hot but dry... it is a desert after all, but up in North and Jerusalem it can be very nice even during July-August because of the mountain air.

Do come on Birthright, it's wonderful here when there isn't a war :)

[ayellowbirds.livejournal.com]

we don't get hail, at least this part of New York doesn't. I've never seen a hailstone in my entire life... we have had sleet, though. Mostly, winter weather is heavy snow, with a ton of wind (especially here at Purchase, where we're on top of a hill within twenty minutes of a major airport). There's also the "purchase puddles", wide and deep pools of water that collect on the paved and tiled areas around campus during the regular rains. The grey, clammy, windy weather here is a frequent complaint of students.

I'm sitting in a tank top and jeans while the rain outside is getting stronger an stronger, any minute now there will be a crash of thunder
that's probably the sexiest thing anyone's ever described to me ;)

[eumelia.livejournal.com]

that's probably the sexiest thing anyone's ever described to me ;)

Why thank you kind Vi :D