what's your 7 day outlook?
Everyone in Argentina keeps warning us that it will be cold when we arrive. Opposite hemisphere = opposite seasons, I get the picture. All the delegate emails have been reminding people to pack WARM clothing, blah blah blah. My packing space is limited enough to begin with, since I need to bring my LIFE for the next 12 months with me, as I stop at the conference en route to my traineeship. I decided to look up the forecast today, and weather.com may have changed my packing list slightly.
Buenos Aires
July 1: 62 and scattered showers
July 2: 61 and partly cloudy
July 3: 62 and partly cloudy
Cordoba
July 4: 66 and mostly cloudy
July 5: 62 and cloudy
This little Wisconsin girl had to laugh. It takes a LOT more than that for me to consider it winter. Who wants to come visit Wisconsin next January? I'll show you what cold weather is really like...
Buenos Aires
July 1: 62 and scattered showers
July 2: 61 and partly cloudy
July 3: 62 and partly cloudy
Cordoba
July 4: 66 and mostly cloudy
July 5: 62 and cloudy
This little Wisconsin girl had to laugh. It takes a LOT more than that for me to consider it winter. Who wants to come visit Wisconsin next January? I'll show you what cold weather is really like...
posted by SarahEliz at
11:11 AM
2 Comments:
How bout this to change your mind about packing: No indoor heating or insulation....wah wah waaah
yeah that's what I was going to say...at least in Chile, 55 degrees seemed like some of the coldest weather I'd been a part of. 60's are fine, but beware of the night time.
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