#winter weather

[zelly-raptor]

Uhhh...Meow??

Is he just…walking through a crowd in shibuya looking like the most angriest sopping wet cat alive?

[pusheensad]

Pink winter ❄️🌨️

[magic-can]

Mohammad needs physical therapy and his family can’t afford it. Please consider donating to their campaign if you can and share regardless.

Their campaign has been shared by 90-ghost (mentioned in the post)

[assassin1513]

🤎⭐️🤎Dark Winter Fall🤎⭐️🤎

[cozy-vibess]

Winter is here🤍

[moonlightmagazineblg]

pink mountain sunset

[thedeluxedoll]

[lifewithchronicpain]

I converted Fahrenheit to Celsius and rounded up to the first decimal place. That's why Celsius is not a perfect seamless range, but hey didn't have to do that and it was more work so it is what it is.

Please reblog for larger sample size. C:

[lovehina019]

[summerwages]

totally wired..

[dochuff]

Hurry Home.

Small Town Tokyo: Okusawa

[pusheensad]

🤍Winter❄️🌨️☃️

[2000s-angell]

Cc: to the owner

[cuckoo-on-a-string]

Surviving the Cold: Tips from an old hag

I'm hearing some of ya'll are losing power when it's below freezing. This is terrible, and I am sorry.

If you have time to prep, do it. The Red Cross has several excellent pages on this stuff. If not, work with what you have.

As someone who has survived being snowed into a house without power in subzero temps, here are some suggestions (generally useful even if your power is on):

Light candles: I suggest sticking to small tealights, tapers, or jar candles to avoid building up smoke. Keep them ON a table or tray and AWAY from anything that might dream of catching fire (remember, kids, dust is flammable... as is pet hair). These won't provide the heat a fireplace would, but they will do SOMETHING.

Don't take off your shoes unless you're putting on thick slippers: Frostnip is a bitch and I get it every other year because I'm a dumbass. Learn from my pain.

Cover windows and doors: You know those heavy carpet wall-hangings that are so popular in the northeast parts of Europe and Russia? Those bitches are functional. If you have spare area rugs, comforters, or blankets, tape or tack them over the Ice Portals.

Don't run down your phone battery: Yeah, it's boring, but don't scroll TikTok unless you KNOW you can recharge at will. I had a friend get trapped on the road and I had to organize a whole rescue posse in the dark of night. She only had enough juice for one call. That call probably saved her life.

If it's safe, spend time elsewhere: Become Walmart's resident ghost. Inspire dread in your small town coffee shop's baristas. The library always welcomes hapless ghouls. Better to haunt public spaces with hair you haven't been able to wash for two weeks and smelly clothes than become a statistic.

Layer the fuck up: Multiple socks. Fingerless gloves over regular gloves. Two undershirts, a long-sleeve concert crew neck, you highschool spirit t-shirt, that shirt your friend keeps forgetting to pick up, a thin sweater, a thick sweater, the Horror Your Loving Auntie Knitted Just For You, your old button-up, and a coat. Get a hat. Add a blanket - it's a cloak now. Be ridiculous. Make it weird. Be the junk lady from Labyrinth.

Do not drink booze: Alcohol will make you feel warm while compromising your actual body temperature. Save the schnaps for the party when the power's back.

Ask for help if you need it: Remember how I mentioned the Red Cross? If you need a warm place to shelter until the power's back and you don't have safe family/friends, they can help. Your county may also have emergency shelters in place. Those aren't just for unhoused folks. If you need them, use them, and ASK FOR HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT.

[cozy-vibess]

I hope you guys have had a wonderful winter so far🤍

[moonlightmagazineblg]

best view 🌨❄