CougTek
Hairy Aussie
The meteo station shows -21C already, so my home termometer must be a bit off. I confirm that it is a new record low for this time of the year. The preview record was -19C in 1976.
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It's 11:30pm (12:30am daylight savings time) at night here. The temperature is 24C (75F) and humidity 80%.
Theoretically, it's nearly 1/3 of the way through Autumn. I had to go out and water some shrubs because they're dying (extreme drought).
Snow is a long, long way away.
Theoretically, it's nearly 1/3 of the way through Autumn. I had to go out and water some shrubs because they're dying (extreme drought).
Snow is a long, long way away.
CougTek
Hairy Aussie
April is about to begin and there's still 43" of snow on the ground on average here. Yep, that's 110cm. Everywhere. More than twice the average at this time of the year.
Chewy509
Wotty wot wot.
Echoing what Time mentioned about a week ago - we had mid-30's** during the day with 90%+ humidity over the weekend... Summer has not yet finished for us...
** The time/temp sign next the Pacific Motorway in Springwood had 35C at 2pm...
** The time/temp sign next the Pacific Motorway in Springwood had 35C at 2pm...
Tea
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Winter has finally arrived here. he last two weeks we have had bitter cold (by Oz standards) and some snow. After the longest, warmest autumn over recorded, temperatures in sunny Ballarat (coldest city in Victoria, probably the coldest in Australia if you exclude a couple of places in the mountains of south-east NSW) have hit normal (which is weird - nothing is normal anymore) and I'm pining for the tropics. Oh well, the days are already growing longer, it will be 44 in the daytime and 36 all night again any day now.
Snowhiker, what are you doing having cold at this time of year where you are?
Snowhiker, what are you doing having cold at this time of year where you are?
Howell
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Our weather for the last couple of months seems to have been cooler with more rain than normal.
CougTek
Hairy Aussie
We're still officially in Summer and at the moment, it's 0°C outside. We expect -1°C during the night. Last time it was this cold on that day of the year was in 1959.
Stereodude
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100F here, way hotter than usual.
Uphill both ways.
Stereodude
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Barefoot
CougTek
Hairy Aussie
That was only the case for a few country boys. That wasn't the reality of children living in urban areas back then. I've had to walk around 5 miles in the snow every morning back when I was an early teenager, but it was because I delivered the news paper. I've never had to walk more than two miles to go to school. I've had to run around five or six miles a few times, but only because I missed the bus (and managed to arrive on time anyway).
Chewy509
Wotty wot wot.
Speaking of weather, we didn't really have spring and are now truly in summer... See the attachment (left in sun for 5 mins)... We are expected to have an average of ~40C this weekend...
I hope all the visting delegates for the G20 Summit are enjoying our beautiful summers day!
I hope all the visting delegates for the G20 Summit are enjoying our beautiful summers day!
Stereodude
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What's stopping you?
Bozo
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11:00 PM and it's zero F outside here in Pa. Arizona is looking better all the time.
Well the six month long summer sucks ass, but the other half of the year is nice. May need a long sleeve shirt for 2-4 weeks during the "winter" though. 80s in February here.
Now that is for the southern half of the state. Parts of the northern half are 7000-8000+ in elevation so it does get cold there. But even the north rim of the Grand Canyon isn't too bad right now and it's over 8000'.
Bozo
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If we would move, it would be from mid state and north. I was in Phoenix a few years ago when it was122 F in the shade, and the overnight low was 92 F. No thanks!
Got a sunburn this morning, 75F in Hollister.
Stereodude
Not really a
Who is "we"? You and the dog?
Stereodude
Not really a
Maybe someone fixed the glitch.
Fixed a glitch? That could be the glitch. :scratch:
"Glitch" is an Office Space movie reference. In the movie Milton was laid off, but due to a glitch in the payroll department, he continued to go to work and receive a paycheck for years.
Stereodude
Not really a
Well at least someone got the reference. :cheese:
Those errors are infrequent. However, there is a reasonable allowance for mistakes when writing on a smartphone.
PA was not too bad. The weather this week started off cold and became quite warm in the latter part.