I am thinking about going next month around the 10th-14th. I was wondering how the weather and crowds usually is around this time. I know the kids won’t be back in school at this time yet, but I figured everyone has already gone by then and there would be less people, right? How about the weather? Is it summer time weather, like hot and humid, or is is some what cooler in florida mid august?

No, it is no cooler. It is still at the height of the most miserable weather of the year – super hot, super humid.

As far as crowds, August is a little better than July, but the crowds generally don’t start clearing out quite that early. The last two weeks of August are historically much better, but the first couple weeks are still peak season.

Originally posted 2010-07-30 21:05:15. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Horehound is in stores everywhere now.
Jack White, Alison Mosshart, Dean Fertita, Jack Lawrence – The Dead Weather

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Originally posted 2010-02-22 15:08:28. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Artist Max Neutra -http://maxneutra.com – http://www.youtube.com/maxfneutra – paints Jack White live sped up and set to “Blue Blood Blues”

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Originally posted 2010-09-21 02:58:52. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

This is a rare Natural Weather Phenomenon called Ball Lightning! This video was taken in the Mountains about 15 to 20 Miles west of Boulder Colorado while some friends and I were camping at a mountain party, we are next to a fire so there are bits from the fire going in front of the camera. A strange tid-bit is that Tesla worked in boulder Colorado and that is where the light appears from since the video was shot 15 miles west of boulder Colorado. If you need a copy of the original dv footage just send me an email.
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Originally posted 2010-02-24 17:46:44. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Thanks to ‘germangamer244′ for his translation:

Translation: “Good morning. Autumn is coming to us. Our.. oh! That was a good one! hahaha!!! so..warm weather is coming…hahaha!! I’m sorry..it’s so early in the morning. Heavy thunderstorms were…hahaha!! i’m so sorry..in France and are now going to the western Alps.. hahaha!! so-hahaha-rry..haha.. Let’s do the weather maps, otherwise we’ll be late.. so the temperature in the morning is between..erm.. 10 and 16 °Celsius.. in the highlands below 10°.. in the North and South.. hahaha!!!”

Duration : 0:0:57

Originally posted 2010-07-05 04:08:19. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Actors Michael Cera and Jason Schwartzman take time out from their busy schedules on Tuesday to do the weather on Good Day Atlanta– or should we say, they tried.

Duration : 0:2:50

Originally posted 2010-08-17 12:12:42. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Lena Horne really delivers on a reprise of her classic “Stormy Weather” in a medley with her latter-day anthem “If You Believe” from the musical ‘The Wiz’. Superb!

Duration : 0:7:36

Originally posted 2010-05-13 18:09:16. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

What month can you start swimming in Johannesburg, South Africa? When is it pool weather or when is it hot enough to swim?

When does the hot pool weather end? What month do people usually stop swimming, because it’s too cold or windy?

Growing up in Johannesburg, I remember we would always want to swim by early September, but my dad would say we could only swim "after the first spring rains", which is typically late September/early October.

Many people venture into the water by September, but honestly it is still cold and I wouldn’t particularly want to until October. November-January are the best months for swimming, though you might still have some good swimming days in February/March. By April, I would say it is too cold.

However, our weather patterns have been far less consistent over the past few years, so it is actually a bit difficult to tell for sure.

Originally posted 2010-07-23 16:54:19. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

I live in a town where it doesn’t rain very much and it snows about a couple of inches every year. I’m thinking about getting a motor scooter because it would save me a lot of money. I’m looking at getting a Honda Ruckus. My question is how bad does the weather have to get before I can’t ride it anymore? I don’t mind the elements too much, just I don’t want to ride when I am in serious danger.

You will definitely save money on fuel and wear-and-tear on your car. Insuring a scooter is generally fairly inexpensive as well, and the operating costs if you do your own maintenance are inexpensive too. In the 2,400 miles I’ve put on my Vino 125 I’ve spent about $80 on fuel and $20 on oil (the transmission oil was expensive, but the bottle will last me another 10,000 miles).

You can often save money by taking the Basic Rider Course from the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. In many states, successfully passing the course will also let you waive a skills test for a Motorcycle License from your DMV, but check with them. Your Ruckus probably will only require you have a standard driver’s license, but regardless of that, you face the SAME dangers EVERY motorcyclist faces on the road.

Your riding time is limited only by your assessment of your riding skills and risk.

Most people would not ride any two wheeled vehicle when there is obvious snow or ice on the road. I would also avoid riding when it’s near freezing temperatures, or when there’s a lot of salt on the road – you’re not going to want your scoot to get that gunk on it

Most people will also avoid riding in rain, though I don’t mind it as long as it’s not a driving rain and the winds are decent. I would also avoid riding if there is lightning in the area.

Many people also do not like riding in the wind. A scooter is a light vehicle and does blow around quite a bit. I’ve rode my Yamaha Vino 125 in gusts of 30MPH and it’s an interesting experience to say the least, however, as you get used to it you will become more comfortable.

It will get cold to ride on the scooter much below 65 degrees – assume you’re going 30 miles per hour, that’s like having a 30mph wind and associated wind chill on you.

If you’re going to do all-weather riding, invest in the following:

A) Good Waterproof all-weather motorcycle jacket or a Rain Jacket to put on top of your normal jacket if it’s not waterproof.
B) Suitable Rain Pants
C) A full-face, 3/4, or modular helmet that can accept an anti-fog shield
D) Waterproof gloves for warmer weather
E) Waterproof gloves for cooler weather
F) Waterproof boots.
G) A neck gaiter or balaclava if you’re going to ride much below 50 degrees.

When you look for gear, buy the best you can afford, and buy motorcycle-specific gear. I recommend the full-face, 3/4, or modular helmet because any amount of rain at speed will feel like someone is shooting nails at you!

Originally posted 2010-06-07 21:06:50. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Snooki from MTV’s Jersey Shore tries her hand at weather forecasting.

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Originally posted 2010-07-31 14:03:39. Republished by Blog Post Promoter