This is November? / myLot

Green Bay, Wisconsin

November 4, 2015 3:21pm CST

I just checked the weather forecast and it's 65F outside. According to the calendar we're in November, but the temps are more like spring and early summer. Now as much as I love winter, I'll take this warm weather as long as possible. I have a furnace that needs fixing and am not looking forward to a cold house in winter. I'm waiting for more information to come in the mail. I called Social Services on Monday and they said I still needed to give them more info. So it's warm today. How is it by you? Thanks for reading.

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Boingboing

@boiboing (13153)

• Northampton, England

4 Nov 15

It's about 12C but I'm not sure I can translate that into F. It's certainly far too warm in our office - I'm used to not putting the heating on at home and I'm melting at my desk.

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Kimberley

@mom210 (9036)

• United States

4 Nov 15

I agree, we still need to chop more wood before it gets cold and yucky

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Arthur Chappell

@arthurchappell (45002)

• Preston, England

5 Nov 15

I have seen quite a few posts today on how warm it is for this time of year - looks like much of the Northern hemisphere is affected

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Arthur Chappell

@arthurchappell (45002)

• Preston, England

6 Nov 15

@just4him I think it is very clear evidence for it sadly

Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (306236)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

5 Nov 15

I wonder if this is what they mean by global warming.

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Juliaacv

@Juliaacv (48445)

• Canada

4 Nov 15

It was about 10 degrees warmer here today. I'm not complaining, like you said, this IS November and days like this are limited. Let's all enjoy it while we can!

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Jekca

@Jessicalynnt (50525)

• Centralia, Missouri

4 Nov 15

I am seriusly looking at a propane power free heater in case the power goes out, and a few smaller electric ones, so we can have a bit of extra heat in the room we are in, but not spend it heating rooms we dont use as much, could keep the house much cooler then

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (306236)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

5 Nov 15

As long as it doesn't up your electric bill it sounds like a good way to go.

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Jekca

@Jessicalynnt (50525)

• Centralia, Missouri

6 Nov 15

@just4him well since we could keep the heat lower all over, I think, if we get an energy efficient one, we should be good.

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Marsha

@MarshaMusselman (38657)

• Midland, Michigan

4 Nov 15

Today and tomorrow it's better than that, as it's in the mid seventies. I heard we'd have a colder weekend and then back in that temp range again next week, but I think the person that told me was dreaming or something. I checked the weather myself and it looks like it'll be dropping to the fifties this weekend and staying put there for the next ten days or so. That's still considerably warmer than normal for us too. I'm with you. I have to work outside some until we end for the season, and it's nice to not have to wear six layers to keep warm. Anything to save on some heat.

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (306236)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

5 Nov 15

I also checked the ten day forecast and it's in the 50s. Still unseasonably warm.