Isn't this expression used everywhere, except So. Cal.?
 

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Yeah, in Chicago it's, "Just wait five minutes."

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Originally posted by Tuberski
From San Antonio news article:

Never has there been a better example of the adage "If you don't like the weather in San Antonio, just hang around a spell."

Just hours after San Antonio basked in a record high of 85 degrees Tuesday, snow and sleet began falling from the sky north of San Antonio.

I know in Utah it was similar, Except the "a spell" part.

http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...ies/tongue.gif ACK! I think it's used in reference to Texas, all-inclusive.

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Used in Reno/Sparks area which sits in the Truckee Meadows, widely regarded as one of the most difficult places to reliably predict the weather due to the topography here.

"If you don't like the weather in San Antonio, just hang around a spell." Nope. Not used in Southern California.

It is used in Hawaii. I remember once laying on the beach at Ala Moana. It started to rain, so people pulled their beach towels up over them. When the rain stopped, the spread out their towels again and *bing* out came the sun. http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...ilies/cool.gif

I have never heard it used in New Jersey.

It originated with Mark Twain. He was describing weather in New England (he lived in Connecticut for more than half his life).

If you don't like the weather in Portland, why were you stupid enough to move here? It's not as if it's a secret.

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