Iowa is known for its weather swings, we've had this...for nearly forever. Being in the midwest and all, it seems like it is a requirement for monday to be a shitty day and by wensday for it to be in the 80's.

In all seriousness, I heard it was suppose to be in the 80's this Friday. Yesterday it hailed.

Are there really any places nowadays that have a constant weather? Besides, ya know, extremes (north/south pole, equator).

Same here in Missouri, specifically the St. Louis area. We have a saying: "if you don't like the weather, wait a minute and it'll change."

Weather shifts between seasons don't usually bother me very much, but I've been unusually annoyed with the way the temperatures keep fluctuating this year. This week looks to be the first full week where we'll be consistently in the 70s or higher, and I'm more than ready for it. :)

Every place in America, except New Mexico, has that stupid phrase. It's practically meaningless.

As far as weather swings go, there hasn't been anything out of the norm here in Buffalo. Drizzly rain for a few days, then some moderate warmth and sun.

I really don't know why anyone feels surprised that April has brought about contrasting weather patterns. It's springtime, this is normal.

Check a fucking almanac, people.