¿Plans for the Warm Season?
Medellín is called the city of eternal spring because of its temperature; normally the climate is temperate, that is, it is neither very hot nor very cold.
We only have two seasons, winter and summer, but nowadays it's either too hot or too cold; this wasn't the case a few years ago.
We don't have any plans Plans for the Warm Season, at the moment; the weather is rather unpredictable. We're in the cold season, but just when we least expect it, the sun comes out and the weather suddenly becomes unusually hot.
We have some towns where the climate is mild almost year-round, and we take advantage of that to go on weekends when there are holidays. By the way, In Colombia, many holidays fall on Mondays. Some dates are moved, creating a longer weekend. This measure was implemented by a president with the intention of promoting tourism, and it has certainly been successful.
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The climate is having some influence now, and the way things are going, it will continue to be this way. I don't want to be negative, but the future doesn't look good.
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I wish I could say otherwise, but I agree with you, the weather in this city is quite different from previous years, nothing normal.
Although our country has four seasons: winter, summer, autumn, spring, and the rainy season, in addition to the cold, heat is felt very intensely in our country, and our children are planning to have a swimming pool for the summer.
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If we look at the weather in previous years in relation to the current weather, the change is quite noticeable, too hot or too cold, it goes to extremes.
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I have travelling plans but first I need to repair the house, biggest annoyments first.
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Thank you so much for your support.
What a cool name for a city, Medellín! Isn't it also used as a name for people?
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Medellín ,It's a name I also like, it's the name of the city, the department is Antioquia.