Christmas Weather

Okay, this might be a boring/stupid post, but over the last few years I've managed to make a few friends who are now all over the globe and who I've been wishing a Merry Christmas. It's weird to think how different Christmas would be if you had been born in Mexico or Thailand or Australia. So I thought I'd have a look at what it's like for people I know today who have sent me Xmas greetings in the last few weeks. These are daytime highs:

For me in Daegu it's bright and sunny, and not counting the windchill it's 1.
For my family in Vancouver it's cloudy and 8.
For my friends Bobby, Jenny and Kwangho in Seoul it's a sunny -5.
For my friends Mumi and Jason in Bangkok it's a sunny 26.
My friend Serena, who is in Korea now but originally from Taipei, would be enjoying a sunny 16.
For Paul, who will be back in Palmerston North, New Zealand by the end of the week, it's a sunny 23.
My friend Steph in Dalian, China is enjoying a sunny -3.
Kurt in San Diego is enjoying a sunny 22.
My sister in Scotland (though the report is for Edinburgh, not where she is) is apparently having a rainy 11.
My friend David in Beijing is enjoying a sunny 4.
For Ange in Cheongju it's a sunny, clear -3.
For Leanne in Toronto it's a partially cloudy 1.
For Kris and Miranda in Halifax it's -2.
My friend Pearl in Shenzhen, China (across the border from Hong Kong) is having a sunny 17.


Interesting (or not).