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    G'Day Mates, what is the weather like where you are, can you spare a thought for me, it is just past midday here in Sth. Aus and it is already 41 Celcius heading for 44 degrees, it is HOT! HOT! HOT!, even the birds and ants have disappeared , unfortunately the right ingredients for a major bush fires with a northerly wind.

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    That is the equivalent of over 111 Fahrenheit!
    You are definitely in my prayers.
    Keep cool!

    Ducky

    Moderator
    Just thinking about it makes breathing difficult. :(
    Bob/PKB

    I hear ya!

    Sweltering here in N .S .W  too, not as bad as S.A though. Keep your cool Bulletman.

    bulletman

    Unbelievable the storm you had the other day, a sad day so close to Xmas for those who lost everything.

    WOW! That's hot! Right now it is about 30 degrees Farenheight. Cold but will warm to 50's by Christmas!  So no White Christmas here! Merry Christmas!


     

    bulletman

    That's something i'll never see here is a White Christmas, more like a Brown Christmas, thou the froth on ice cold beer makes up for it.:)
    terryfossil 1

    Now that would be a sight Kent,,snow in adelaide,,,tell em their dreaming..Keep the water up mate.>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

    It's right at freezing here and yesterday, Dec. 19th, we received our very first real (stayed on the ground) snowfall of the season. That's late for us....usually have snow in November. However, the temperature is supposed to rise by a few degrees, next week. Looks as though there is a possibility of a green Christmas. 

    hector5559

    Bing Crosby would not appove of that Miss Ducky,
    Clonge

    Hector: Neither would Obama!
    Ducky

    Moderator
    @both....:) :)

    Sorry mate,,the weather up around my neck of the woods is a little cooler than yours,,you could always holiday up my way..>>>>>>><<<<<<<..""

    bulletman

    Terry, i don't thing going to the beach would be a good idea, thanks for the suggestion. :)

    About a cool 14c hear but it will be our hottest year,  since records began,will not stop raining though,

    I’m glad Bob did the math for me. That IS hot. Proverbial fried egg on the sidewalk. It gets that ho here but not very often. Wait, we had one summer where it hit 110 F. ten days in a row. I sympathize…….


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    Bob/PKB

    Egyptian hieroglyphics?
    bulletman

    Julie, this is our 4th day at over 40, and would you believe it is now trying to rain, i can hear it, but not see it, it is vapourising before hitting the ground.
    Ducky

    Moderator
    I would be absolutely dying in temperatures like that!

    I checked the forecast for Adelaide. A lot cooler tomorrow and Monday, then heat will return, but not as bad as today. In NYC, it's 36 F, about 2 C. Going up to a balmy 40F, 4C or so, and windy.







    • Saturday

       

      Partly Cloudy
      105°69°



    • Sunday

       

      Scattered Showers
      74°58°



    • Monday

       

      Partly Cloudy
      83°63°



    • Tuesday

       

      Partly Cloudy
      91°67°



    • Wednesday

       

      Mostly Sunny
      97°69°





     


     

    Well I can tell you no mosquitos alive here.

    It's chilly with a mixed bag of rain, pelting rain, blinding buckets of rain combined with drizzle, snow, slush and oceanic blizzardly squalls ... I just drove 6 1/2 hrs thru it back and forth thru the Malahat mountain pass.... here on Vancouver Island on the wet coast of Canada! Welcome to my world ... just phenomenal driving skills lemme just say ... LOL  [I was shaking in my boots with insanely limited visibility but just kept my cool and reminisced about winter prairie blizzard zero viz driving !]    {:=3O


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    Sunny and a mild 10 c here in Essex UK. Not at all normal for this time of year, it would  normally  be about 1c or 2c late December  and  January. We are lucky around here though , no floods , unlike northern  parts of the country. 

    Ducky

    Moderator
    I've just seen the flooding on tv. Looks very serious. :(
    sunnyB

    Yes it's happened several times over the past few years. Flood defences have been improved and replaced, but there has been so much rain, they haven't stood up to it.
    The people up north are great people, they all pull together and help each other, they are a certain breed.


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