Northern Americas' Midwest Weather
So I am in Joplin, MO which is considered to be the midwest region in North America. The weather has a mind, brain and or opinion of its own. If not I am not sure how we do not stay in an indefinite natural disaster. I mean wake up in the morning and the day is around 42 degrees then gradually warms up to the upper 60s by noon then comes 3:00 pm and it thinks it just wants to start raining out of nowhere. Then by 6 pm, it feels the rain is just not good enough so then it feels sleet would be much better. But one side of town didn't get the memo so on one side of the road it's raining ice. Pull into the middle lane it has a slight mist going. Then made a left turn and the night is clear in around 35 degrees. But the side of town that has nothing going on would have slick asphalt for driving conditions. I mean I guess even that's to much of a mess for a disaster to deal with.
Is weather this tempermental everywhere?
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