I've no complaints. I like British weather.
Weather and other bits
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I've no complaints. I like British weather.
SoCalZone10
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Moderate here, maybe mid 70s F.
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Bit cold this morning. 8.1°C start and windchill is 4°C.
Canberra is a bit warmer.
The heatwave returns tomorrow.
Canberra is a bit warmer.
The heatwave returns tomorrow.
Gone Hiking
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It's not like we've even escaped a cold spell, but yet another cold front is moving in. It's 19* F as of 7:00 am, and it's to drop to 10* during the day, and then 5* overnight. The wind is kicking up and will be 25-35 mph, with gusts up to 50. Time to pull the trash cans in the garage...
That’s what we’ve got going on today. It’s heading your way.
badjak
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Shorts, sleeveless shirt, no shoes and ice cold beer here
I watched some cricket this morning, and it will be speed skating just now
I watched some cricket this morning, and it will be speed skating just now
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There is about 500 miles north to south shown on this map, roughly and the front is about 200 miles wide on the right hand side. So stretching from Canberra to Sydney.
It is moving in such a way that the blue dot where i live will get all of it. It's moving top left to bottom right. That's our usual weather pattern.
The numbers of mm of rain some areas have recorded. We're at 23mm, so almost an inch so far.
Hopefully it will continue. We're low on water and the fire risk has been extreme with total fire bans (which means no work outside that can cause a spark, so no tractor pulling a plough, no cutting there lawn in case you hit a stone that can cause a spark, etc) for a week or more so far.
It is moving in such a way that the blue dot where i live will get all of it. It's moving top left to bottom right. That's our usual weather pattern.
The numbers of mm of rain some areas have recorded. We're at 23mm, so almost an inch so far.
Hopefully it will continue. We're low on water and the fire risk has been extreme with total fire bans (which means no work outside that can cause a spark, so no tractor pulling a plough, no cutting there lawn in case you hit a stone that can cause a spark, etc) for a week or more so far.