Hot Melbourne summers
Jun 28th 2003, 12:25 pm
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Hot Melbourne summers
How comfortable is the tempreture in Melbourne in summer? Do most public buildings, in particular schools, have (or need) air conditioning?
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Jun 28th 2003, 2:04 pm
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It gets up around 40 degrees, too hot for me to be outside!
Most places have air conditioning so it isn't so bad inside. Some days you have the added bonus of smoke hanging over the city which isn't pleasant either.
Most places have air conditioning so it isn't so bad inside. Some days you have the added bonus of smoke hanging over the city which isn't pleasant either.
Jun 28th 2003, 2:22 pm
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Originally posted by Teliko19
It gets up around 40 degrees, too hot for me to be outside!
Most places have air conditioning so it isn't so bad inside. Some days you have the added bonus of smoke hanging over the city which isn't pleasant either.
It gets up around 40 degrees, too hot for me to be outside!
Most places have air conditioning so it isn't so bad inside. Some days you have the added bonus of smoke hanging over the city which isn't pleasant either.
Jun 29th 2003, 4:23 am
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Yep unfortunately.
Jun 29th 2003, 2:04 pm
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A few years ago it looked like black snow! Very rare though.
I found the climate like the UK, but hotter summers. Or like NZ but more extreme (hotter in summer, colder in winter, depending where you are of course).
Melbourne is a great city. I really loved it there. Great compromise I think between the smaller cities, and Sydney. Fantastic restaurants at the Casino as well!
I found the climate like the UK, but hotter summers. Or like NZ but more extreme (hotter in summer, colder in winter, depending where you are of course).
Melbourne is a great city. I really loved it there. Great compromise I think between the smaller cities, and Sydney. Fantastic restaurants at the Casino as well!
Jun 29th 2003, 2:05 pm
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Originally posted by gOD
A few years ago it looked like black snow! Very rare though.
I found the climate like the UK, but hotter summers. Or like NZ but more extreme (hotter in summer, colder in winter, depending where you are of course).
Melbourne is a great city. I really loved it there. Great compromise I think between the smaller cities, and Sydney. Fantastic restaurants at the Casino as well!
A few years ago it looked like black snow! Very rare though.
I found the climate like the UK, but hotter summers. Or like NZ but more extreme (hotter in summer, colder in winter, depending where you are of course).
Melbourne is a great city. I really loved it there. Great compromise I think between the smaller cities, and Sydney. Fantastic restaurants at the Casino as well!
