Many of us, who live in the United States, have to deal either with snow, ice, sleet, and colder temperatures. But what type of weather do all of you, who live outside of the United States, have? Does the temperature get way below zero or higher than 100 degrees? I don't know much about Romania or England and was wondering about your weather.
We had a freezing rain, sleet and snow last night, hit our area. We have three inches of freezing rain and sleet and 3-5 inches of snow last night. My son, Mike, had a snow day from school and this was my normal day off from work. Both my husband and I have Jeeps, so we drove around in Steve's wraggler Jeep today without any problems.

Romania has the 4 seasons. We have cold winters (-20 degrees celsius sometimes), and all the other seasons. Sometimes we have a warm weather in winter (looks like the climate is sometimes upside down), but we do have some serious freezing days so that we don't forget about the temperate continental type of climate we have

The summers can be sometimes very hot. Over 100 degrees Fahrenheit (~ 40 degrees celsius) is sometimes a common occurrance. Springs and autums can be sometimes quite warm (we had a very warm autumn this year) or cold (we had a cold spring this year too .. it was like november even if we were already in May to enter June) ...

The weather is sometimes weird, but we kinda got used to this ...

In January, we normally have a week of Indian Summer, where the temperatures are warmer than normal for winter. Thanks for sharing.