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Never heard of this phenomenon before. Is it to do with air pressure changing?

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Maybe we just have very electric brains ;)

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I think so ya lol

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Hmmmm. Not good.

Are they painful like migrane headaches? If so :(

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24.5C here today but 29C in Melbourne city and some western suburbs heading towards Geelong. It didn't feel all that hot to me today in Melbourne despite what the temperature was, just a very warm day really.

I have seen the UV index as high as 13 here in mid summer, at that level you get scorched very quickly.

Currently it is 10 under clear skies in the middle of the afternoon which is pretty high. Pollen was dreadful today. Even I got hay fever symptoms and I don't normally get it that bad.

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Naw just a sore heavy heed! lol

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DD suffered really badly in the UK from hayfever. So far here in Brisbane she's been ok. Time will tell.


Phew! So at least you can still do stuff normally. :thumbup:

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Yea, like it's been turned into a bowling ball!

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Tell them to think theirselves lucky - it's only 5 degrees Celsius here in Yorkshire - and it was only 2 degrees yesterday! Fairly warm when the sun's out though! (Jammy so-and-so, living in Oz while we're still waiting for our visa, mumble, mumble...)

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I get this - my husband can't figure out why I always know when it's gonna be a downpour! Sure it's air pressure

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Doesn't sound like much fun at all. :(



We're all fine now. Got our little blankets (fleeces) on and things are fine, even though the house is less than 22 degrees C (UK central heating temp) in the early morning.

It doesn't (often) drop below 15 degrees which is the main thing really. :thumbup:

Seems quite common then, with so many positive responses on here.

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Been a lovely day but down to 13 now. Have just lit the fire again for twill be cold int mornin' :frown:

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We've had a few nights recently here where the fire would've been nice, but silly me stocked the remainder I had out in the garden when it warmed up a bit and now it's all wet ...lol

Incidently, I dunno about now but had a busy day today so not really paying attention, but did see 26.5C on the car thermo midday, but 1) don't know where the temp gauge actually is on the thing, and 2) the car was facing the sun.

I guess 2) would affect the temp ... :confused::unsure:

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I think the car needs to move through the air (but in contact with the road :D) for the reading to be accurate. I think the sensor is behind what used to be called the front bumber so that it is shaded.

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Yeah would make sense. I keep an eye out for all the spots I know that have a time / date / temp kinda thing goin, and my car temp is often very close when moving and the most i've seen is a 2C difference.

My daily drive in and out of work involves passing the Ormeau one you see from the highway (a couple will know) and I'm now starting to observe/monitor (only mentally, paper and pen will follow I think) that they are more so in unison with higher temps (26/28C'ish), falling apart around the 19/20C mark, and that's when I see 2C indifference. Lowest I've seen is prob 7C and both told me the same.

Obsessed? ... no, don't be silly.