![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png){kind=small}
WEATHER: JANUARY 23 - JANUARY 30
Jan. 23rd, 2012 12:56 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
coniuratiDISCEDO Clouds will be gathering from the north and be heading south, darkening as they stretch across. This week is going to be a wet and slushy one. There will be snow glittering the ground starting the afternoon of JAN 24th. It'll accumulate slightly as the days go on. It's not the sticky snow that you can build snowmen with. No. In fact, it's more like slush. Very cold, wet, and ... cold. It'll melt a bit more and slosh into puddles with the rain near the beginning of next week.
DISSIMULO Nothing like lots of slush and mud to dampen the day, right? Although Dissimulo is used to seeing more rain, the cozy southern city will be experiencing over-night freezes of all the snowfall and slush, making traveling a tad more difficult. Specially since you can never tell what's standing water and what's ice.
SPERO The city of once high fashion and up-turned noses is certainly not getting away lightly this week. Imagine Discedo's weather, as you usually do. Now, add wind. Freezing wind. It'll be sweeping off from the lake and right through you. As pretty as the lake might look, partially frozen, walking out on won't warrant much but stronger winds pushing against you. Over all, you're probably better off sticking inside, where the wind can't reach you.
DISSIMULO Nothing like lots of slush and mud to dampen the day, right? Although Dissimulo is used to seeing more rain, the cozy southern city will be experiencing over-night freezes of all the snowfall and slush, making traveling a tad more difficult. Specially since you can never tell what's standing water and what's ice.
SPERO The city of once high fashion and up-turned noses is certainly not getting away lightly this week. Imagine Discedo's weather, as you usually do. Now, add wind. Freezing wind. It'll be sweeping off from the lake and right through you. As pretty as the lake might look, partially frozen, walking out on won't warrant much but stronger winds pushing against you. Over all, you're probably better off sticking inside, where the wind can't reach you.
