What's the Temperature & Weather like where you are now?
Sep 17th 2010, 10:44 am
#92
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Re: What's the Temperature where you are now?
No idea of the actual temperature but it's been grey and chilly today - yet again 
If I don't get some long term sun and blue skies and heat soon I'm going to asssume I'm back in the UK and start bitching about putting the central heating on.
If I don't get some long term sun and blue skies and heat soon I'm going to asssume I'm back in the UK and start bitching about putting the central heating on.
Sep 17th 2010, 10:37 pm
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Re: What's the Temperature where you are now?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
No idea of the actual temperature but it's been grey and chilly today - yet again If I don't get some long term sun and blue skies and heat soon I'm going to asssume I'm back in the UK and start bitching about putting the central heating on.
If I don't get some long term sun and blue skies and heat soon I'm going to asssume I'm back in the UK and start bitching about putting the central heating on.
Sep 18th 2010, 4:40 am
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Re: What's the Temperature where you are now?
It's been averaging mid 20s maximum temps on the Gold Coast, that's shorts weather. 
Down here in Victoria it has been genuinely miserable. We've had the same lack of sun problem but with temperatures in Melbourne struggling into mid teens during the day and no change to the weather for days on end.
Where I am it has been low teens most days. It's normally starting to warm up a bit at this time of year and there should be a lot more sun.
Down here in Victoria it has been genuinely miserable. We've had the same lack of sun problem but with temperatures in Melbourne struggling into mid teens during the day and no change to the weather for days on end.
Where I am it has been low teens most days. It's normally starting to warm up a bit at this time of year and there should be a lot more sun.
Sep 18th 2010, 9:23 am
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Re: What's the Temperature where you are now?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
No idea of the actual temperature but it's been grey and chilly today - yet again If I don't get some long term sun and blue skies and heat soon I'm going to asssume I'm back in the UK and start bitching about putting the central heating on.
If I don't get some long term sun and blue skies and heat soon I'm going to asssume I'm back in the UK and start bitching about putting the central heating on.Brisbane is likely to receive a record rainfall
Brisbane has already exceeded its average September monthly rainfall total and is set to be deluged with a seven day rainfall total potentially exceeding 100 millimeters.
Queenslanders in the interior and east may need umbrellas and gumboots thanks to the persistent rainfall that is likely to last for well over a week in the "Sunshine State".
Sep 18th 2010, 10:08 am
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Re: What's the Temperature where you are now?
Originally Posted by bcworld
Sorry but...
Brisbane is likely to receive a record rainfall
Brisbane has already exceeded its average September monthly rainfall total and is set to be deluged with a seven day rainfall total potentially exceeding 100 millimeters.
Queenslanders in the interior and east may need umbrellas and gumboots thanks to the persistent rainfall that is likely to last for well over a week in the "Sunshine State".
Brisbane is likely to receive a record rainfall
Brisbane has already exceeded its average September monthly rainfall total and is set to be deluged with a seven day rainfall total potentially exceeding 100 millimeters.
Queenslanders in the interior and east may need umbrellas and gumboots thanks to the persistent rainfall that is likely to last for well over a week in the "Sunshine State".
No rain so far.
Sep 18th 2010, 10:10 am
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Re: What's the Temperature where you are now?
Originally Posted by njk435
Darwin Forecast
Tonight 24°C
Tomorrow 33°C
Now 29.8°C
Updated at 18:10 CST
Another sh*tty day in paradise
Tonight 24°C
Tomorrow 33°C
Now 29.8°C
Updated at 18:10 CST
Another sh*tty day in paradise
Sep 18th 2010, 11:07 am
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Re: What's the Temperature where you are now?
Originally Posted by bcworld
Sorry but...
Brisbane is likely to receive a record rainfall
Brisbane has already exceeded its average September monthly rainfall total and is set to be deluged with a seven day rainfall total potentially exceeding 100 millimeters.
Queenslanders in the interior and east may need umbrellas and gumboots thanks to the persistent rainfall that is likely to last for well over a week in the "Sunshine State".
Brisbane is likely to receive a record rainfall
Brisbane has already exceeded its average September monthly rainfall total and is set to be deluged with a seven day rainfall total potentially exceeding 100 millimeters.
Queenslanders in the interior and east may need umbrellas and gumboots thanks to the persistent rainfall that is likely to last for well over a week in the "Sunshine State".
Heard that. Don't mind the rain, always quite enjoyed it, and love the fact that it fills the tank up. Just hate being cold. Blue skies between the clouds is good too 
Sep 18th 2010, 10:42 pm
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Re: What's the Temperature where you are now?
Currently 7.7 Degrees 
and I'm just on my way to the beach 
(City to bay today, and I have the task of setting up the company tent and getting the sausage sizzle ready...lucky me
)
and I'm just on my way to the beach (City to bay today, and I have the task of setting up the company tent and getting the sausage sizzle ready...lucky me
)
Sep 19th 2010, 11:08 am
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Re: What's the Temperature where you are now?
Still waiting for it to warm up here this winter has been crap forgot how much the cold is draining after more than a month of it
14.7c at the moment Maitland NSW
14.7c at the moment Maitland NSW
