I'm in Massachusetts, where snow in April is normal (even in the Boston area, moreso west/inland), but visible snowflakes in *May* were weird and unwanted.
Right now I'm glad of every clear or warm day (high above 60F/15 C), because it's comfortable to be outside in my little bit of garden, where tt's both legal and safe to be outside without covering my face.
I tend to say that I can cope better with cold than with heat, because I can always put on another layer, but at some point there's nothing left to take off. But a serious Boston winter can test that, and Montreal -- I have people there -- can go beyond that. (-30 and windy is a good time to stay indoors, even if we're not looking out the window watching snow fall.)
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on 2020-05-15 12:27 pm (UTC)Right now I'm glad of every clear or warm day (high above 60F/15 C), because it's comfortable to be outside in my little bit of garden, where tt's both legal and safe to be outside without covering my face.
I tend to say that I can cope better with cold than with heat, because I can always put on another layer, but at some point there's nothing left to take off. But a serious Boston winter can test that, and Montreal -- I have people there -- can go beyond that. (-30 and windy is a good time to stay indoors, even if we're not looking out the window watching snow fall.)