“Oh, heavens no. I have family visiting from Alaska, and we told them that it would be in the 70s here, but they feel like they're at home. So our family reunion is not what we expected.”

— Mary Ann Henry, teacher, Baldwin

“No, it doesn't. It's rainy and crappy, and it's about to snow.”

— Jeff Westerhaus, Washburn University sophomore, Topeka

“No, and I'm from Tucson, Arizona, where it's 70 degrees and sunny. So no, this feels like winter to me.”

— William Harlow, garden center owner, Tucson, Ariz.

“Oh no, not at all. This weather is sick, and it's depressing me.”

— Aimee McCauley, Kansas University sophomore, Lawrence