Here in Burgas we still wear t-shirts in November, and in Perm it has been snowing since October - a record. My wife was laughing yesterday that the daughter will need skis soon if this keeps up. I wonder how long it will last this time.
We had our first flurries here in New York last week too, way earlier than usual. My cat spent the whole morning staring out the window like the sky was betraying him. Wonder if Perm’s snow will stick around as long as Христо’s wife is joking about those skis.
In Damascus, we have not seen much rain this year, and the weather is warm during the day. But I remember the year 2012 when the snow came early on Mount Hermon, and the road to the hospital was very difficult. I hope the snow in Perm lasts as long as they say.
We have no snow in Samara this year either, just rain and wind. And in Perm, this means that the cover has already fallen since October, earlier than in 2010. I wonder how long it will last for them, not like in 2012 in Damascus on the mountain.
My daughter is on vacation from college soon, maybe she’ll come to us too.
There is no snow here in Veliko Tarnovo yet, but it is already quite cold for October. It's interesting that you still wear T-shirts in Burgas - my wife just said yesterday that we should take out our winter jackets, because the fish in the dam no longer peck like before. How many degrees do you have there now?
