Perth Autumn
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This is my first autumn in Perth. The weather has been distinctly cooler the last few days, mid 20's during the day & quite cool at night (we've needed a duvet the last couple of nights). So is this the end of the hot weather or is this just a cool snap?
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Originally Posted by Amazulu
This is my first autumn in Perth. The weather has been distinctly cooler the last few days, mid 20's during the day & quite cool at night (we've needed a duvet the last couple of nights). So is this the end of the hot weather or is this just a cool snap?
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Originally Posted by Amazulu
This is my first autumn in Perth. The weather has been distinctly cooler the last few days, mid 20's during the day & quite cool at night (we've needed a duvet the last couple of nights). So is this the end of the hot weather or is this just a cool snap?
I've noticed how much the nights have drawn in these past two or three weeks, and the past two days we've had leaves blowing around our garden. Fall is coming....
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Originally Posted by Amazulu
This is my first autumn in Perth. The weather has been distinctly cooler the last few days, mid 20's during the day & quite cool at night (we've needed a duvet the last couple of nights). So is this the end of the hot weather or is this just a cool snap?
I think its more like 2 seasons here, summer and winter, summer from around end of Nov for 6months and then winter for the rest, but winter is more like a bad uk summers day
, (it regularily gets to around 20C in the day) but the nights get very cold when there's no cloud cover. (2 - 5C)
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Originally Posted by steve99
Na just a cool snap, you can still expect plenty of days in the 30's this month and still in the high 20's well into May (29/05/05 - 28.2C) The nights will start to get cooler and if it like last year, it suddenly plummeted at the start of June and it was cold and wet.
I think its more like 2 seasons here, summer and winter, summer from around end of Nov for 6months and then winter for the rest, but winter is more like a bad uk summers day
, (it regularily gets to around 20C in the day) but the nights get very cold when there's no cloud cover. (2 - 5C)
I think its more like 2 seasons here, summer and winter, summer from around end of Nov for 6months and then winter for the rest, but winter is more like a bad uk summers day
, (it regularily gets to around 20C in the day) but the nights get very cold when there's no cloud cover. (2 - 5C)
#6
Originally Posted by Amazulu
Point taken. It's 30c in the CBD at the moment, so about normal then. I guess I've become conditioned to the hot weather again & now 19c at night feels cold whereas in the UK that would be considered 'balmy'.

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Originally Posted by steve99
Just wait until you get those mid july mornings and your walking along the Terrace to get into the office, the sun hasnt risen above the buildings yet and the winds howling down the street and it feels about -5, they do a roaring trade in scarfs around that time 

I'm actually looking forward to winter though. Before we get there, are there any magnificent thunderstorms to come, or are they a myth?
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Originally Posted by Bella Donna
Before we get there, are there any magnificent thunderstorms to come, or are they a myth?
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Originally Posted by Larissa
No, they are quite spectacular.... then there's the high winds which sound like they're going to take your pergola off - very Wizard of Oz 

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We seemed to have LOADS between July and September. Made the mistake of renting on the Ocean front with our bedroom upstairs and facing West. Really thought the windows were coming in on several occasions.
There was a fabulous electric storm sometime before Christmas, we watched it from the balcony (in our own home) and it was spectacular.
There was a fabulous electric storm sometime before Christmas, we watched it from the balcony (in our own home) and it was spectacular.
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Originally Posted by Amazulu
This is my first autumn in Perth. The weather has been distinctly cooler the last few days, mid 20's during the day & quite cool at night (we've needed a duvet the last couple of nights). So is this the end of the hot weather or is this just a cool snap?
mid 20s cool
Just dropped the kids off at school my car said its 2 degrees (very clever talking car!!
) now thats chillimy kids were getting in the unheated pool in temps of early 20s last summer (well the week or so we had)
Better get your thermals ready!!!
kris xx
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Originally Posted by Larissa
No, they are quite spectacular.... then there's the high winds which sound like they're going to take your pergola off - very Wizard of Oz 

This was my introduction to Perth last year.
April 1st (yeah I thought it was a joke too) we arrived in Perth to howling winds, lashing rain and 12 degrees. We had left Adelaide that morning baking in 35 degrees. I thought the pilot had gone to UK by mistake. He told us it was the coldest day in April for 20 years - still it didn't put us off and at least we know how bad it can get.
It was about 22 the next day and just got better
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hi all
nice to read so much about perth...pretty new to this forum and often find stuff about east coast but not west
me hubby and i heading your way in sept 06 - any top hints would be greatly appreciated
i.e. how long took you to find rental, suburbs to avoid!!
nice to read so much about perth...pretty new to this forum and often find stuff about east coast but not west
me hubby and i heading your way in sept 06 - any top hints would be greatly appreciated
i.e. how long took you to find rental, suburbs to avoid!!
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So April and May are still likely to be warm then as planning trip around this time of year for a rekkie and not to sure what to pack
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Originally Posted by suzy
This was my introduction to Perth last year.
April 1st (yeah I thought it was a joke too) we arrived in Perth to howling winds, lashing rain and 12 degrees. We had left Adelaide that morning baking in 35 degrees. I thought the pilot had gone to UK by mistake. He told us it was the coldest day in April for 20 years - still it didn't put us off and at least we know how bad it can get.
It was about 22 the next day and just got better
April 1st (yeah I thought it was a joke too) we arrived in Perth to howling winds, lashing rain and 12 degrees. We had left Adelaide that morning baking in 35 degrees. I thought the pilot had gone to UK by mistake. He told us it was the coldest day in April for 20 years - still it didn't put us off and at least we know how bad it can get.
It was about 22 the next day and just got better





