Hi. The topic explains all; I would just like to see how many different cultures are represented here! I am from America, but my heart is in the British Isles *dramatic sigh*

The Wild West, good ol' US of A.

Montreal, Quebec

Hmm, it must be hard to find out where I am from!

(Lol!)

Western United States... Woohoo

The "Great" (more like cold and rainy, altho it does have its good sides lol) Northwest of the US

O me too (southern WA). This winter our front porch was buried in five feet of snow

Florida!!!!!!!! tis hot here!

Wisconsin, I love my Green Bay Packers! Just so you know there's a Green Bay Packer polka here. But its baseball season so cheer for the Brewers. A little off topic but did you hear that Miller and Coors merged?

Southern California, about 30-50 miles away from San Diego, and about 50 miles away from LA.

New England, and lobster is over-rated!

South-East England

Snow wasn't that great down here to be honest - not like it used to be anyway.. it's mostly been rain, although we're actually starting to get summer weather now!!

Does anyone get decent snow anywhere? Actually, what's everyone's weather like generally? Sorry, I have to ask, English thing

Well, weather here tends towards the extremes...Temperature ranges from -30°C (-22°F) in the winter to 40°C (104°F) and high humidity in the summer. As far as snow goes, it had been pretty calm these last years, but last winter, the absolute record of total snow for Montreal was beaten, which was 383 cm (over 12'6''). In terms of visible snow on the ground, I'd say there was about 5 feet of snow during all winter (more snow accumulated while it melted, so it was pretty much always the same height), plus the snow that was taken away from the streets and blown aside, which created gigantic snow hills that almost hid the houses (in the suburbs, that is).

In Wisconsin, the last winter had a few extreme wind chill days but the actual temperatures usually stated above zero degrees F. We also get a decent amount of snow. This summer so far nothing above 90 degrees F, but its not August yet.