[Lexicog] Unicode and the weather

[Troy_C_Moore at SIL.ORG]

As for weather conditions here on the Canadian prairies, it's sunny, clear 
and 19°C. (Hopefully that symbol from Arial Unicode MS's subset worked and 
it's superscripted on all your screens).

TCM :-) 
P.S. Canadians always have to speak up when it comes to "American vs 
British" anything, eh. And as far as weather goes, I think the only 
difference is that neither of you guys use Celsius much!! :-)







"John Roberts" <dr_john_roberts at sil.org>
22/09/2004 01:07
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Wayne Lehman said:

> We got our first hard freeze of this fall (autumn) last night. Our car 
> doors
> were frozen shut this morning and it took quite a bit of effort to get 
> them
> open.

Here in the UK temperatures have dropped in the past week or so and the 
weather presenters on the BBC have been describing it as autumnal 
(autumn-like) weather. How do Americans describe autumn-like weather - 
fallish? Here in the UK we also talk about the weather when we have 
nothing 
else to talk about :-).

John Roberts





 
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