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14°C = 57°F
Where I'm from, that temperature is very regular during December. The lowest I've ever seen in my city is 6°C (which means we don't ever get snow). But that doesn't mean that it's much warmer, it's actually a chilly insanity for us. I'm shivering right now as I'm writing this.
Here in Brazil, June is the cold month, and December, the hot month. So Christmas here is naturally warm/hot.
It's been pretty cold here in SoCal.
In 96 I visited LA. It was 70 degrees and snowflakes falling from the sky. A waitress in Johnny Rockets said the brush fires were normal as were the mild temps during that time of year.
Op what are you talking about, id rather have 14°C weather than the current heatwave going on in my country
Minnesotan checking in. Haven't even used my proper winter jacket once this year. While I do hate living in a winter wonder land, definitely concern for global climate trends moving forward.
Here's hoping we get our shit together before we go full Mad Max. Not holding my breath tho'.
That would be nice weather for Christmas here in Minnesota if you moved the letter down the alphabet a bit.
Its 15F here
Tell me about it, it’s way to cold for chrissy! 30 - 35 degree chrissy with some beach and bbq are the best.
Depends where you are in the world. Currently it's 5°C where I am. Which is fairly standard for the UK at this time of year.
Despite what Charles Dickens may think it tends not to actually snow at christmas, that tends to be a late January early February thing. It was actually considerably colder last month.