and now, the weather.
When in NYC I got to use an iPhone for the first time (used to be my mother's) and it came preinstalled with a weather app, which made me happy because I love the weather and used to sit through news just to get to the weather report.
anyway
I still have the app configured to display NYC's weather along with Singapore's one, and the discrepancy in weather consistency is kind of hilarious:
like, why do we even need weather reports for Singapore. it's always hot and humid with a good chance of rain.
when I was in NYC I'd check the weather every morning to figure out how many layers of clothing I would need and if I should bother to bring an umbrella
whereas here it's... completely pointless. it gets a little hotter in May (25-32) and a little colder in January (23-30), but that's about all the excitement we get.
i miss being excited about the weather. :(
LOOK AT ALL THAT VARIETY IN ONE WEEK IN NYC. the temperature ranges all the way from 9 to 33 degrees celsius! IN ONLY SIX DAYS.
anyway
I still have the app configured to display NYC's weather along with Singapore's one, and the discrepancy in weather consistency is kind of hilarious:
like, why do we even need weather reports for Singapore. it's always hot and humid with a good chance of rain.
when I was in NYC I'd check the weather every morning to figure out how many layers of clothing I would need and if I should bother to bring an umbrella
whereas here it's... completely pointless. it gets a little hotter in May (25-32) and a little colder in January (23-30), but that's about all the excitement we get.
i miss being excited about the weather. :(
LOOK AT ALL THAT VARIETY IN ONE WEEK IN NYC. the temperature ranges all the way from 9 to 33 degrees celsius! IN ONLY SIX DAYS.