₦airaland Forum

mejai:
The matter tire person. Heat everywhere.

drstranged:
I’m currently in the South East, and normally by late November we would have started feeling harmattan — cooler weather, dry air, dusty breeze, at least some signs.

But now, just a day to Christmas, everywhere is still hot. No harmattan breeze, no dryness, no dusty mornings. It honestly feels more like February or March than December.

This feels very unusual to me. In all my years on earth, I can’t remember a December like this.

Is anyone else experiencing the same thing in their area?
Could this be climate change, or is this just one of those rare weather shifts?

Let’s hear your observations.

drstranged:
I’m currently in the South East, and normally by late November we would have started feeling harmattan — cooler weather, dry air, dusty breeze, at least some signs.

But now, just a day to Christmas, everywhere is still hot. No harmattan breeze, no dryness, no dusty mornings. It honestly feels more like February or March than December.

This feels very unusual to me. In all my years on earth, I can’t remember a December like this.

Is anyone else experiencing the same thing in their area?
Could this be climate change, or is this just one of those rare weather shifts?

Let’s hear your observations.

christejames:
Nature is angry with Nigeria 🇳🇬


A Disgraced CORNtree 🌽

drstranged:
I’m currently in the South East, and normally by late November we would have started feeling harmattan — cooler weather, dry air, dusty breeze, at least some signs.

But now, just a day to Christmas, everywhere is still hot. No harmattan breeze, no dryness, no dusty mornings. It honestly feels more like February or March than December.

This feels very unusual to me. In all my years on earth, I can’t remember a December like this.

Is anyone else experiencing the same thing in their area?
Could this be climate change, or is this just one of those rare weather shifts?

Let’s hear your observations.

Afonja007:
but Nigeria is the most disgrace country in world with congo DR

CrownedPhoenix:
Would have been a perfect time to hear from metrological service agency in Nigeria, if any, with empirical reasons for this noticeable shift in weather/season.

drstranged:
I’m currently in the South East, and normally by late November we would have started feeling harmattan — cooler weather, dry air, dusty breeze, at least some signs.

But now, just a day to Christmas, everywhere is still hot. No harmattan breeze, no dryness, no dusty mornings. It honestly feels more like February or March than December.

This feels very unusual to me. In all my years on earth, I can’t remember a December like this.

Is anyone else experiencing the same thing in their area?
Could this be climate change, or is this just one of those rare weather shifts?

Let’s hear your observations.

drstranged:
I’m currently in the South East, and normally by late November we would have started feeling harmattan — cooler weather, dry air, dusty breeze, at least some signs.

But now, just a day to Christmas, everywhere is still hot. No harmattan breeze, no dryness, no dusty mornings. It honestly feels more like February or March than December.
The same thing we are experiencing in Lagos. For my 10 years stay in Lagos I have never experience December as this

This feels very unusual to me. In all my years on earth, I can’t remember a December like this.

Is anyone else experiencing the same thing in their area?
Could this be climate change, or is this just one of those rare weather shifts?

Let’s hear your observations.

ki02020:
Climate change
Aren’t you surprised we had rain earlier this month

DeclanR:
As I'm typing, I'm sweating profusely .

Reasons :
First, no family or loved one
Second, poverty .

Lastly, Nature. I have never seen a December where there will be such heat. In yesteryears, cold from harmattan would have been dealing with us by now. It's really strange, bizzare and unusual.

Could it be as a result of human activities from deforestation/indiscriminate felling down of trees ?
Or Jesus is coming?

Bouncingbabyboy:
If trump no use that sentence.....wetin your brain for comment?? Una too like suck foreign words ffs

drstranged:
I’m currently in the South East, and normally by late November we would have started feeling harmattan — cooler weather, dry air, dusty breeze, at least some signs.

But now, just a day to Christmas, everywhere is still hot. No harmattan breeze, no dryness, no dusty mornings. It honestly feels more like February or March than December.

This feels very unusual to me. In all my years on earth, I can’t remember a December like this.

Is anyone else experiencing the same thing in their area?
Could this be climate change, or is this just one of those rare weather shifts?

Let’s hear your observations.

Afonja007:
but Nigeria is the most disgrace country in world with congo DR

Zuckembego:
Being a Nigerian means you are a disgrace.