It's Christmas! Show us what it looks like outside your back (or front) door. We're having a white Christmas with more snow in the forecast (up to about 2").
Outside Your Back Door
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I didn’t get a photo of the view out the back door today, but here are a couple from my walk down to the end of our road. It was a very balmy day for late December!
My daughter send me a video of their family riding their new scooters around in the 70F sunshine. This is the video I sent to her looking out of our front door.
ResolvableOwl
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My brother visited, and we made a campfire in the backyard again! (at night, the drizzling rain at +2°C wasn't exactly photogenic. Nor particularly cozy to sit there; we did it anyway, lol)
(I decided that this be purely recreational, not work
: I didn't even try to compete with the rain about the ash)
Not wintery scenes here, but this is accurate:
This is the view from our bedroom window at the moment. Typical winter weather for this area, just north of London, UK. No snow, but damp, often foggy and chilly (albeit above freezing) most days. We did have a little snow earlier in the season, but more likely to get some that sticks around in February/March. Grateful for our log burner in the lounge at the moment!
Snowy here.
ResolvableOwl
Notorious Lyear
@Babyshoes Exactly the same around here 
Perfect weather to stare out of the window, watch the birds in the trees, the steam clouds coming out of the chimneys, and the steam clouds coming out of the cup of tea in my hand.
Perfect weather to stare out of the window, watch the birds in the trees, the steam clouds coming out of the chimneys, and the steam clouds coming out of the cup of tea in my hand.
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It's 75 degrees today. Snow is EXTREMELY rare here. Usually a once in ten years event.
We're in the deep freeze here. It's -20 C (-5 F) and that was our high today.
There are times I'm glad I live in the deep south. It's torture during deep summer though. It will get truly cold here likely end of january for a few weeks. There are times it gets around 30 and we have to leave the water trickling in the faucets so the pipes don't freeze.
That's what we're having to do tonight, and we should have done so last night. We woke up to frozen pipes; there are 4 suites in our building and none of us had water.
