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SuziH
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How is the weather today where you are/live? It is humid and very threatening here on the Sunshine Coast. Around 30 degrees Celcius. Our summer started here weeks ago, less than one month into Spring.


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Wow SuzieH, you're going for a record number of new threads! I would love to live in Queenslad, for the humid, stormy weather. Its my favorite! I also love a stedy drizzle, just hard enough to make a nice pitter patter on the tin roof aaaaall day. But, living in the dryest state, I don't get to hear much of that, or experience spectacular storms.

As I write this, it is sunny, blue sky with quite a bit of white cloud around, and around 23 degrees.

Very boring weather indeed!


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 Wow. . Simpson is a South Aussie ?. . *did not know*. . I would love to hear heavy rain on my roof at least once a week. . . sometimes lucky to get it in 9 months here.  


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We've had a warm, partly overcast day. The big dark clouds are forming in the distance now so we could be in for some heavy rain tonight.
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had rain a couple of days ago, but tomorrow is a dry 31 C


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FORECAST:
A shower or two increasing for a period overnight then clearing during the
morning. Fresh W/NW'ly winds ahead of a gusty SW'ly change overnight. SW'ly wind
easing tomorrow.

   TEMPERATURES:  Minimum:  13   Maximum: 20
   UV INDEX:      9 [VERY HIGH] decreasing to 6 [HIGH] under cloud

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Lawnbowler takes his weather very seriously!  

It is raining here at present. In my personal rain gauge I received 4 inches of rain in October! Everything is jumping out of the ground, I love it. If it is possible, today is more humid than yesterday. It is so warm, expected to reach 30c today after an overnight of 20. Clearing rain today, more rain tomorrow and storms with thunder and lightning on Monday and Tuesday.


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Oye, I am so jelous of you Suzie! One of these days I'll come to Queensland around this time of year, and lap up the humidity, rain and storms! Er - no hurricans though...


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No Simpson, no hurricanes in Australia... they call 'em Cyclones here and we rarely get them where I live but further north they do get cyclones... in cyclone season.


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Adelaide does not get them either. . thankfully!. .  

Weather here today is GLORIOUS!. . warm. . sunny . .mild. . real "Mumma Bear ' weather. . it is just right.

Tomorrow is going to be filthy . .rain and wind. . *who ordered that!*.  


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...Tomorrow is going to be filthy . .rain and wind.


and it's going to be humid too!  I simply loathe humidity; it's unhealthy and uncomfortable.  Bleah!


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I am about to get wet!



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It's stifling here, airless and humid.  And rain is on the way.




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Same here Paula and now there is rain, lightning and thunder. think I will disconnect.


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Pretty picture huh? All those + are lighning strikes, different colours represent the age. White is current, red 30 mintues ago etc... As always, the lightning storm has missed me!



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After taking precautions, unplugging things, taking the TV antenna connection out of the wall etc etc... there were no more lightning strikes and very little rain! Murphy's Law. It must be close to 100% humidity here, no joke, at the moment. During spring and summer we frequently reach 100% humidity, you can see the water droplets in the air. It's 3 showers a day weather.


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During spring and summer we frequently reach 100% humidity, you can see the water droplets in the air. It's 3 showers a day weather.


YUCK!

I'll take my 15 % humidity with 42 C temps. any day!


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Beautiful today............fine and sunny all day with temp around 22......
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Right now there is one huge Mother of a storm headed this way from the south-SW. The lightning and thunder is going OFF all around. Byeeeee


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FINALLY! A THUNDERSTORM!


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We had thunder at 5.30pm tonight. . all clear now. . warm day tomorrow.


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There is thunder and lightning all around again..... we had a storm at about 4pm and now this. I have to get offline. Bye y'all.


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I used to live on the Florida coast in the US and I really miss that 100% humidity and pouring buckets of rain despite having no clouds on the rare occasion, and I miss the thuderstorms too but when I visit any such place I actually just want to stay indoors where there's an air conditioner.

Got to love the 2 degrees with at 98% humidity too.  I don't know how if it gets that cold up there but the water in the air packs a whallop when it comes to heat transfer.  10 degrees with humidity feels like 2 degrees without it.
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It stormed here all night last night. I got up at 3:30am to pull plugs out from the wall and unplug the TV antenna. Thunder and Lightning and at times very heavy rain. This story is about a place called Gympie which is about 75-80 minutes Nth-NW of here.

Mop-up after storm damage

16nov05

The southeast Queensland town of Gympie was mopping up after wild storms damaged homes and business premises.

The State Emergency Service (SES) reported 20 houses were flooded, along with several shops in the Gympie and Mary Valley area.

Trees were brought down over powerlines and around 14,000 homes were blacked out at the height of the storms about 6pm (AEST) yesterday, said a spokeswoman for electricity distributor Energex.

"The winds were around 70km/h and there are a lot of houses with damaged roofs," the spokeswoman said.


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We have had a ripping southerly these past 2 days and with it much cooler temps and very low humidity. Last night was sooooo pleasant I actually didn't have the fan on in the bedroom and actually considered getting the cotton blanket up from the foot of the bed but didn't. I lurv this weather. 17-25 degrees


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At 9.45pm . .25 deg  warm with  cloud forming . . balmy night with a very slight breeze. . summer is coming.    


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The State Emergency Service (SES) reported 20 houses were flooded, along with several shops in the Gympie and Mary Valley area.


Yeah but in Gympie that just means 3 people washed there cars at the same time!

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Another glorious day on the Sunny Coast. Low humidity, a breeze, lower temps. My kind of spring.


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Another glorious day on the Sunny Coast. Low humidity, a breeze, lower temps. My kind of spring.


Same. . Same. . in Adelaide. . glorious!



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and more of the same to come!


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Yeah but in Gympie that just means 3 people washed there cars at the same time!  


Everyone else were inside cleaning their guns



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sunny and very hot
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SuziH  . .hope you post here soon so we can see if you are OK  . . just watching your area on the radar and the big black spot is moving toward Beenleigh . . and surrounding areas. . looks pretty wet. . *swim girl!. . swim!*.


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, I love your posts Gizmo! I am fine, no rain here. When you look on the radar go north a bit more than Beenleigh, head for Caloundra-Mooloolaba-Maroochydore-Nambour-Noosa. I can however see very black clouds south of here and the humidity is high. Storms are about, no doubt.


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Glad all is well there. . we are expecting warm and sunny again tomorrow. . .*nice*.


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Just too hot.  I think I'll move to Tassie.
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OMG I was running rivers at 8am this morning. Revoltingly humid here today and hot.
Even friends of mine complained about the humidity today. We didn't get the storms at all yesterday but they did wreak havoc around Brisbane. Hail and strong winds. Maroochydore, thankfully rarely gets hail (maybe 4 times in the 12 years I have been here) and the storms tend to cling to the Hinterland or out to sea.


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We are expecting thinder and lightning later. . the pre-arrival wind and smell is here.
Washing is in . . car put away . . curtains pulled back so we can see over the valley and enjoy!. .


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Moving on to 1 week later. . . weather is nuts. . wind and showers. . it is summer hey!. .


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Yesterday we had a storm cell over the Sunny (hahaha) Coast that stayed in the same position for 4 hours or so. In that time it rained buckets. Noosa received 260mm. One inch being 25.4mm that equates to over 10 inches. OMG. The thunder and Lightning was phenominal. The rain, the heaviest I have seen possibly ever. Noosa Hill slipped and caused a landslide which has closed one road for at least a week.


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We've had the usual glorious SA summer weather, well until summer arrived that is

It was cool and cloudy today, with some rain.


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Beaut day here, but of course the weekend is going to be wet!!
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Stinker of a week. I have been 'glistening' madly all week. 2-3 showers a day. Revolting. Humidity so high my glasses fogged up so much I couldn't wear them to read so couldn't do close up work at all.  
The lightning and wind (at times) has been phenominal. Last night was the coolest we've had all week and that was over 20 still.
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Humidity . .hail . .wind. . heat. . poor Suzi   . .Adelaide is in for the first 38 degree day this Sunday . . got the beer cooling as I write!..


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A hell of a storm just whipped up the coast from the south west. It ripped through here with Maroochydore just getting the edge of it. It centred between here and Noosa. Short and swift and is now headed out to sea. There were 175 lightning strikes in the region during the storm. Before it hit the heat and humidity was almost unbearable. The worth we've had since October. A southerly ripped through with it bringing some much welcome relief.


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All storms went north of us, so still hot and humid. Will be sleeping under the air con tonight!
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It's cold, wet and windy in the west. Looks like we've had our summer and Autumn is on it's way.
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Warm . . sunny. . breezy . .just nice. . 'Sneezin' Season' continues.  


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it's flippin' revolting here this morning...overcast, humid, warm and windy, just ewwww type weather, bring back Sunday's 37 C!


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it's flippin' revolting here this morning...overcast, humid, warm and windy, just ewwww type weather, bring back Sunday's 37 C!


The afternoon of the same day . . wind. . dark cloud along with rain . . and lightening . .  summer storm time.  



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bring back normal Adelaide weather - stinkingly and oppressively HOT!  Waaahhh!


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bring back normal Adelaide weather - stinkingly and oppressively HOT!  Waaahhh!


Just don't demand it today . . seems just lovely out there today . .I'm going out in it soon . .(unlike Mean Dean). . sorry guy.  . no bricks in my suburb . .yet.)



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Well, the weather of late has been hot and humid and somedays almost unbearable.
yesterday evening after sunset clouds moved in, a very cool northerly sprang up, thunderstorms formed off the beaches and we had 2 inches of rain overnight. This morning the sun is out so guess how humid it is now. One thing the Sunshine Coast does not lack is water. We must have the best rainfall in this little spot. No floods just a few inches of rain every week. Our water supply dam is 85% full!


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It is going to be a hot one today. . . 36 and sunny . . off to the hills with the girls. . lunch under the trees in the main street of Stirling.


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35 where I am at Noarlunga (by the sea!) and a lovely dry heat


Stirling will be gorgeous today


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35 where I am at Noarlunga (by the sea!) and a lovely dry heat


Stirling will be gorgeous today


I just got back . . it was fabulous!. . .  that was an experience I will do again on a 32 degree day.  



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Its going to be windy and 38 tomorrow, perfect weather for firebugs, unfortunatly. I suspect the CFS are going to be VERY busy.


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What a dissapointment, it reached all of 30 degrees, and hardly any wind! No blue sky either. I guess its good news for the CFS though...


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Well, they said it was gonna be 38 today, but it turned out to be 30 in the morning. It's now about 24.
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Still reasonably cool over here in the west, was 21 today again, forecast for the next week is 25 degrees maximum. I love it.
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Quoted from Lawnbowler
Still reasonably cool over here in the west, was 21 today again, forecast for the next week is 25 degrees maximum. I love it.



Yeah is 21 here at the moment, a good half an hour or so, suposed to get to 39 here today.
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So much for hot and dry!. . cool . .windy . . clouds and light showers . . *it IS summer. . right?*


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Okay Gizmo.... you come up here and I'll go down there. It is exactly how you expected... and YES it IS Summer. Hot, dry windy.


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Still pretty cool in WA...........
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December 30, 2005, 3:59pm Report to Moderator

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Yep Paula I agree...42.7 right now according to the TV weather...too darn hot!


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hottest Dec. day since 1939 -  thank goodness for ducted air conditioning


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BOM Qld have finally started to post "real temperatures", IE the actual heat you feel, rather than the temperature in the shade in a controlled white box!

http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDQ65214.shtml

no doubt they have it for other states as well.
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They have just announced on todays news it is the coolest December in Perth since records began.
I can quite believe it, hav;nt turned our ducted cooling on yet this year. Our temp tomorrow on new years eve is gonna be 21c....
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They have just announced on todays news it is the coolest December in Perth since records began.
I can quite believe it, hav;nt turned our ducted cooling on yet this year. Our temp tomorrow on new years eve is gonna be 21c....
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hottest Dec. day since 1939 -  thank goodness for ducted air conditioning


Amen! It was a lovely constant 24 in my place today   According to weatherzone.com.au it reached 41.9 at 6pm in Adelaide.


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It was a stinker today... even Jodie Blewitt (Ten News Adelaide) couldn't do the weather in the heat. It was 42.7 actually, but thank God I stayed indoors all day.
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Still damn hot here...hope the fireworks tonight don't spark fires...maybe the thunder storms and rain will come first


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. . .2 hrs later. . and things are cooling a little. . at least it did not hit 42 again today in the city area.


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It's about 24 degrees here... ah it feels good.
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and it's bucketing with rain!


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unfortunately it's humid, too...did I mention I loathe humidity?  


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I think you may have just mentioned it................

Weather here is a beautiful 25c and sunny...........and no humidity
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unfortunately it's humid, too...did I mention I loathe humidity?  


Yeah, but the humidity went down at around midday, and now it's cold all of a sudden.
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Since the 1st of January we have had at least 5 inches of rain in my backyard. There has been some savage Lightning and thunder. Yesterday a lightning bolt struck very close to home and caused the second blackout since moving to this address. It happened at 3:10pm (I had just looked at the clock when BANG!) and lasted over 3 hours. I had Chinese Take-away, friends and my son had 'Subway' with vouchers. When we got home at 10 to 7 the electricity was back on. I enjoyed my Asian Take-away heated a little in the micro-wave which was back in working order by then.
I have not seen rain as consistently heavy as this ever. Must be the wet season!
Guess how bad the humidity is Paula???
The Temperature is not expected to go above 30 degrees which is nice. The wind is going to go from SE/SW this morning to NE this afternoon and staying that way all week (Dammit) I love my southerlies, they keep me going.


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Cloudy and humid here this week . . the small promise of showers tomorrow  but 32C as a minimum daily temp. . it could be worse I suppose.


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Giz, there is nothing worse than humidity!   Except maybe ironing in it...  Bring back 43 and dryness!  


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I don't do ironing in the heat ! . . and I choose appropriate hot weather attire. . it might be unusual but it works for me.    

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Geez Gizmo, you're a real turn on in that outfit... I haven't worn a bikini since I was 17! You are so lucky you haven't lost that great figure of yours.


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That blackout sucked..it was murder without the a/c

Today in briz..29..very humid..overcast..could be worse

Bring on winter..
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I wish I had AC to miss! I have fans (pedestal) one in every room, two in lounge/living area and two in my bedroom. It has been that hot through Christmas/New Year that they've all been going non-stop. When the blackout hit I thought I was going to keel over!


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You could always go to a shopping center or library... it's always nice and cool there.
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Remnants of cloud from Cyclone Clare last week . . so the heat is making things sticky now. . even hotter to come this week.  


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Adelaide is set to have its hottest spell of weather in more than 60 years, with today being the third day in a row above 40 degrees.

Today's forecast top temperature is 42 degrees.


http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200601/s1552243.htm


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it is a wee bit warm here lately ... I have had to resort to going for my daily walk at 5:00am in the dark - i'm worried i'm gonna walk into the river instead of around it - i need one of those little hats with the lights on  

...thank the good lord for air-conditioning - apparently it is already 38 outside my house right now (9:30 in the morning) according to the thermometer on my outside wall


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Temperature 24.6°C, Humidity 88%, gentle breeze from the East-SouthEast. Light cloud cover. I am not even feeling the humidity. Rarely does the Sunny Coast get up to 40, very rarely! I love the weather where I live, 99% of the time.



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Temperature 24.6°C


That's right rub it in Suzi...43.7°C here right now...and I keep thinking of the poor folks who live in Ceduna or Coober Pedy (way way way north of Adelaide - right in the middle of nowhere) as it's normally about 5-8°C hotter up there.  Then again...I find once it gets to 40 extra degrees really don't make that much difference.  To quote Robin Williams "It's Hot.  Daaaaaaaaaaaaaamn Hot"

Hey Devman...where's my smilie for melting in a puddle of sweat? I guess this one'll have to do but it really doesn't capture the subtle nuances of my feelings right now



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Look on the brightside BSquared, at least it's only 16% humidity  ; imagine of it were 88%!  


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Look on the brightside BSquared, at least it's only 16% humidity  ; imagine of it were 88%!  


Oh I couldn't agree more Paula...I can't cope with humidity at all...I love Port Douglas in FNQ (my favourite place in Aus I reckon) but I can only go in the dead of winter and even then I reckon I have about one third the energy I do anywhere else on the planet.  Just enough to hold a beer and watch the pretty fishies  



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That's right rub it in Suzi...43.7°C here right now...


You must be out Elizabeth way, its 42.5 currently in the CBD - but like you said, anything above 40 is damm hot! Its lovely 24 degrees in here at the moment  Lucky the power has stayed on all day so far!


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Hey Devman...where's my smilie for melting in a puddle of sweat? I guess this one'll have to do but it really doesn't capture the subtle nuances of my feelings right now



I never thought I would be debating in the weather thread. . but 'subtle nuances' . caught my attention . . there is nothing SUBTLE about my NUANCES right now!. .   41C at 7pm      



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It got up to 25 degrees here today, its 20 degrees at the moment.............the beach bunnies might be groaning but I love it..
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After being locked in the house all day yesterday to keep cool we decided to go to the beach at about 9:00pm...just to get outside mainly and figured a stroll on the hard sand with the water lapping at our feet would be at least semi-comfortable.

Bit hard to stroll along the beach when the entire population of the city is trying to do the same thing!  I have never seen so many people at the beach in my entire life - reminded me of those horrid European beaches which are 1 metre wide and squeeze thousands of people in so that you're sitting on top of strangers.  There were people EVERYWHERE...in the water, on the sand, on the jetties, on the foreshore.

All that teeming, sweating humanity

We tried 3 different beaches then gave up and went back to the air-conditioning.  

Will be quite pleased to see the end of this particular heat wave


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Currently.... 24.8 and 82% humidity. Slight breeze from the SE.

Hottest     39.0°C     Elizabeth, SA    
Coldest     6.6°C     Bridgetown, WA    
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Maybe in summer but winter is constant sunshine ..summer is our rainy season

In brisbane about 28 degrees overcast

Agree about the humidity if it was not for a/c no one could sleep in brisbane during the summer.

Bridgetown looks nice about now
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I think I love all but about 50 odd days of the year here on the Sunshine Coast. Although it is wet in summer, as fajo said, it's our wet season, it is warm enough to still enjoy swimming or the outdoors to a degree as long as it's not teaming with rain or hail. Some people near the Maroochy River even get to swim down their streets at high tide in the wet season!! I survive without aircon as do many others but we'd all die if we didn't have fans, for sure. School is about to go back (tomorrow) and as we all know up here, that is time for the rains to start, especially at the precise time that school is getting out in the afternoon, just to make parents lives harder and drench the students. I am glad those days are over for me.


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Our "cool" change seems to have arrived, but there is a bushfire burning south of us and the smoke is visible, so it's impossible to open the windows as yet.  It is driving my cat nuts; she's yowling like a feral.  She alerted me to the smoke with her noise.  


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Current temp down south is 30C. . a bit better than 40C.  . the smoke must be from KI.


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... the smoke must be from KI.



Yes, it is.


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It is now blowing a gale here (east of the city)...and there's lightening all over the place...and the SES base just up the road from me must be expecting a big night as all the trucks are out and the volunteers are pouring in

but it is getting a little cooler  

hope the folks on KI are ok though


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but it is getting a little cooler  

hope the folks on KI are ok though



I think they will enjoy this. . *link only valid for this afternoon.*

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This whole heat wave thing sucked. I got a major sunburn on Saturday while at the beach from 2 to 4. And it still hurts
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This whole heat wave thing sucked. I got a major sunburn on Saturday while at the beach from 2 to 4. And it still hurts


About 7 years ago I went to a lovely shaded beach area with my adult daughter. I covered up when I felt myself getting too warm and we were only there for a couple of hours. When we were not in the water we were sitting on the sand under the shade of some overhanging trees. I had sunburn for 3 weeks. I could not lay down, I slept sitting up. I wore as little as possible and could not stand ANYTHING on my shoulders. I was sick. I ended up with shingles and the worst blistering of my life. Needless to say, I now dodge the sun like the plague. 10 minutes tops in the garden or hanging out washing is enough for me to actually change colour.

Now to the weather...
Hottest     32.6°C     Lee Point, NT    
Coldest     4.1°C     Liawenee, TAS    
Windiest     NE 32kt     Wilsons Promontory, VIC    
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Hot. . .and smokey!. .


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23.8c@90% humidity. I have a thick headache. Need a zertec and a couple of headache tabs. Had 5mm rain overnight. It was sharp and short but very heavy.


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^ ^ 90%. . shheeesh . .we are having a mild 33C today . .clouds and the promise of rain late tonight. . .we will see.


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Yep, and tomorrow it's going to be showers and 32... thanks Natarsha
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28.4c@64% humidity

Not a patch on the dust storm at Birdsville!!



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  . . Rain! . . it is soooo fresh . .*the garden now has 'tingly toes'*    


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Who ordered this strong SE wind??. .


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About 7 years ago I went to a lovely shaded beach area with my adult daughter. I covered up when I felt myself getting too warm and we were only there for a couple of hours. When we were not in the water we were sitting on the sand under the shade of some overhanging trees. I had sunburn for 3 weeks. I could not lay down, I slept sitting up. I wore as little as possible and could not stand ANYTHING on my shoulders. I was sick. I ended up with shingles and the worst blistering of my life. Needless to say, I now dodge the sun like the plague. 10 minutes tops in the garden or hanging out washing is enough for me to actually change colour.



I don't burn quite as bad, but I have had an awful sunburn experience, though, once again not quite as bad as yours..

I went to the Big Day Out here in Melbourne in 1996, (the year Bjork, Offspring and Ministry played) and as usual it was a stinking hot day. We took sunscreen and there were ppl walking round the whole day with big containers of it, giving out squirts to people. We thought we were well covered.

However, that night / the next day we discovered that we'd gotten bad sunburn along the part of our hairlines on top of our heads!

Yeah it was sore and hurt, and all that.. but the worst bit was how all the skin dried up and flaked off... in huge chunks that had to be pulled through your hair.. that looked like Terminal Dandruff.


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Who ordered this strong SE wind??. .


it was me, sowwy  


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It is really hot here in Brisbane yet again, I can usually handle the heat, it's the humidity that I can't stand... Bring on winter is all I can say
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We had a small cyclone off the coast here about 10 days ago. We had around 8 inches of rain during that time. The seas were huge. Last Friday evening before sunset I went out for petrol. The sea off Mooloolaba, Alex Headland and Maroochydore was very very scary and fierce. The waves were huge, The ocean had heaps of white water and the rocks on the coastline were exposed from the pounding surf. No-one was in the Ocean, thank goodness.
Here is a news report on the conditions of the beaches after the storms.

Storms threaten coastlines
By Andrew Fraser and Brendan O'Keefe
March 11, 2006


THE seachange phenomenon is threatening the health of coastlines, prompting experts to warn that much of the new housing built near beaches will go under water in a big storm.
The properties most at risk from landslides and rising sea levels caused by a major storm were in Noosa on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, Byron Bay in northern NSW, Narrabeen on Sydney's northern beaches and Glenelg in South Australia.

Geoff Withycombe, chairman of the Surfrider Foundation coastal lobby group, said councils in these areas had made development decisions based on land patterns over the past 30 to 50 years, but coastal habitats were dynamic and likely to change over a longer time period.

"Some councils have looked at their land and seen that's the way it's been for as long as they can remember, but your average sand dune and the area around it changes quite dramatically over a century or so," he said.

"There are a lot of towns where the local council has allowed developments too close to the dunes, and they will eventually get washed away.

"Governments will have to spend a lot of money to get this right, otherwise a lot of the country will have rock walls instead of beaches."

The risks were exposed last weekend and this week when storms verging on cyclone intensity lashed southern Queensland and northern NSW from Fraser Island to near Coffs Harbour.

Major damage was recorded to the main beach at Noosa, while at Duranbah, a beach on the Queensland-NSW border at Tweed Heads, surfers had to negotiate a 3m drop to reach the water after 4m waves hammered the beach.

At Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast, waves pounded the shore to the extent that rocks were exposed.

Sunshine Coast resident Lauren Buster said the beach had been steadily eroded in recent years and that last week's storms cut back the beach even more.

"It's sad -- there used to be a lot of sand, but now it's pretty rocky," she said.

During the storms, the average wave height off the Queensland coast was recorded by the Environment Protection Agency at 5m, although several individual waves were above the 10m mark, including one 17m monster.

Griffith University Centre for Coastal Management director Roger Tomlinson said the storms were of a size that was recorded every year or two, and he warned that the east coast was overdue for a big storm.

"We suffered some damage with these storms, but a major storm would be far worse," Dr Tomlinson said.

"The problem is not only that we've got a lot more people living on the coast now than we used to, but a lot of the development is too close to the water," he said.

"Most of these developments have been put there during the good times, when there's been plenty of sand.

"But when we do get a big storm -- and it's a case of when, not if -- then a lot of the coast will be devastated."

Local councils are examining new technology that allows the sand on beaches to be replenished from underwater sand at sea, a change from the current practice of pumping the sand from other places on the beach.

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http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,18424819-421,00.html



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Adelaide today . .hot and sunny. . 37C


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Im with the previous Brissie poster..humidity sucks

still quite warm in brisland..about 30 today but relatively dry

waiting for autumn to kick in
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The days seem wierd now with sunlight at all the wrong times. . makes the weather seem fake, . .anyone else tired of daylight saving now?  


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I am!  It'll be nice getting up when it's light.  Then again I'm not looking forward to winter either.  There's no pleasing some people, is there?  


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Couldn't agree more Fajo! Humidity is so draining. Lived with daylight slavings until 12 years ago upon moving to the Sunny Coast. Don't particularly like DS and don't ever want to live with it ever again. Beautiful bright shiny day here today.


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Pretty good here in mandurah...........29 today, 30 tomorrow..........what could be better....
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How does the sun know where it's daylight savings time and where it's not
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Wow, cyclones in north east Queensland. It must be big news, they had it on all morning on Seven. Does it affect you, Suzie?


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Noooooo! It is a long long way north of here. I am only 70 minutes north of Brizvegas. But having said that we have had decent cloud cover for at least 2 days and some strong wind gusts. Saturday and Sunday were pretty damned hot and uncomfortable, today is cooler but humid. I really feel for those people affected by the Cyclone but we will all be affected as the devastation of Sugar Cane crops and Banana Plantations (the biggest in Australia) is felt. Get your bananas now folks, especially those of us who live in Qld. The price will skyrocket where we are ABLE to buy them. People have lost their livelihoods. Some people who had Banana crops say it will take a year or more to recover and other's will never recover. So sad.


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Heartbreaking to see the top end with such damage. . visited late last year and now we are looking at the same streets all mashed up.  

No cyclones here. . but the nights are getting cooler now. . better for sleeping.
  


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Now this is affecting us here on the Sunny Coast.

Wati skirts Queensland coast
March 24, 2006 - 10:17AM

Big waves and heavy seas are expected to hit the central and southern Queensland coasts this weekend as Cyclone Wati continues to skirt the coastline.

At 6am (AEST), category three Wati was 630km north-east of Sandy Cape on Fraser Island and heading south-east at 14kph, parallel to the south-east coast.

Tony Wedd from the Bureau of Meteorology's Tropical Cyclone warning centre said it was unlikely that Wati, which has winds of up to 200kph near its centre, would change course and head towards land.

"The prognosis is that it won't move closer to the coast and will just move off to the south-east," Mr Wedd said.

"But as it does so, it will continue to generate fairly large waves which will impact on the central and southern Queensland coasts, particularly the Capricornia coast today and then more the southern Queensland coast over the next couple of days."

Mr Wedd said the main threat will be to beach areas where there will be large waves and heavy seas this weekend.

"Along the Queensland coast, I think the most we'll see is strong winds to gales in the coastal waters and overland. I don't think the winds will get high enough to do any damage whatsoever."

The Hervey Bay City Council was holding a meeting today with emergency services and police to discuss evacuation plans if the cyclone does threaten Fraser Island, off the south-east Queensland coast.

Hervey Bay Mayor Ted Sorensen said it was important for the island to be prepared.

"We had a meeting with some of the parks and wildlife people on Fraser Island and they were just asking if they had to evacuate Fraser Island," Mr Sorenson told ABC radio today.

"So we are just making sure we are prepared for this type of thing."

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SuziH. . you really don't want this cyclone to make a sudden turn to the west!. .

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No way!  
The experts reckon it will stay out to sea. We have been pretty lucky here in SE Qld since we moved here 12 plus years ago. Apparently cyclones are normal for all of the Queensland Coast. We had one a few weeks ago where we received about 10 inches of rain and very blustery weather. The seas and waves were phenominal and very scary.
Lord Howe Island is in danger of Wati right now apparently.


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I dont know where you are ,but here in geelong, its been rainless most of the year
but today is good friday
and this may sound funny but all the 40 odd years i have been here it will rain sometime on good friday-EVEN IF ALL WE GET IS A SHOWER-sure enough when i got up the back yard was all wet.
THANK YOU GOD.is all that i can say . hOW IT HAPPENS ONLY HE WOULD KNOW.
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There is a dedicated thread for the Weather named 'The weather where you are'. It can be found at this address:
http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/b-meetchitchat/m-1131066015/s-135/
There are 10 pages of posts for this subject. Please join us there for your weather fix or rant. Cheers Suzi


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Bumping to a prominent position.  


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You can always 'Bump' and include the local weather. . overcast and cool in Adelaide today . .not altogether a bad thing.
  


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Sorry, wasn't thinking Gizmo. Beautiful weather here on the sunny coast. Slightly over cast, perfect autumn weather. 25.5 deg C. wind: 14.8 kph 180° S No rain. The weekend looks like more of the same. Minimum 18 Maximum 27.


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Beautiful warm sunny day . . now into a chilly clear night. . Autumn is here.   


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It's cold in my room *shudder*
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Overcast with some showers. Rained overnight. A beautiful sunny perfectly weathered Easter was had in SE Qld. Glorious Autumn weather. Currently Maroochydore is: 24.5,
31.5 kph 130° SE. I love where I live!


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The weather in brissie is ok in autumn/winter but brutal all other times.

Hobart or melbourne would suit me

Anyway some cloudy weather coming up,maybe some showers & temps getting more bearable.
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Brutal in Spring AND Summer, Fajo? I only find a tiny bit of Summer hard to take. I love this time of year, right now it is perfect. I lived in NSW for all but the last 12 and a bit years of my 50 year life and hated summers and winters in NSW. I will only ever live on the coast. I was born and lived for 26 years in inland NSW and the weather there was, and still is, very hard to take. Too extreme for my liking. Where I live is much easier for me to take than dry 40 degree heat like NSW, Vic and SA suffers every summer. Today has been a beautiful bright, very pleasant Autumn day here in Maroochy.


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It's been cold and wet for the last few weeks now, thank God for heaters
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Stop braggin  

Your right suzi spring is ok it's just that I know summer is coming and that's depressing! This time of year in SEQLD is ok would be better if it rained more.
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Bloody freezing.........but I dont mind, it keeps the frogs quiet....
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Last nights rain has cleared but cool and breezy now.


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It's been really nice weather here in Adelaide recently. Top stuff
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Cold and cloudy with showers  .  .winter is on the way.  


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Cold hopefully it rains tonight because i love the rain!  


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SA records new rainfall lows
June has been drier than usual in South Australia with some parts of the state experiencing the lowest rainfall on record.

The Bureau of Meteorology says record lows have been recorded at Cleve, Lucindale, Williamstown and Echunga, where only three millimetres fell.

That compares to an average June rainfall of 112 millimetres.

Adelaide has had its third-driest June on record.

Source: http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200607/s1676283.htm

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Cloudy again... looks to be another cold and stormy night in Adelaide.

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Cool to cold everyday.

14 degres at midday is a top day during winter.

12 degres is normal.

8 to 10 degres at midday is cold.

We actually had some decent rain here last Friday.

It was the first time it rain the whole day since I did arrive here in December. We practically had no rain worth to speak off in the last six months.


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Today... same as yesterday and the day before. Beautiful clear cloudless sky and 23 degrees. Supposed to be 21 tomorrow. We had rain a couple of weeks ago for one week. We don't need any immediately, yet. The gardens are thriving and everything is lush and green. No frosts here as we are to close to sea level.


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Hey Suzi, what's the weather like in Cairns?
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Hot winter days forecast for south Qld

With winter temperatures at record highs, a spike in daytime temperatures across most of Queensland's southern districts is expected this week.

The Weather Bureau says northerly winds have pushed daytime temperatures about four degrees above normal.

Thursday's temperature is expected to reach 30 degrees.

Forecaster Craig Mitchell says it is unusual for this time of year.

"Overnight temperatures are going to be warming up a bit as well, but the fact we've got dry air and clear skies ... means inland centres away from the coastal parts will be still reasonably cool," he said.

"Keep a blanket or two handy, but during the course of the day, t-shirts and shorts."

http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200608/s1719256.htm

We have had virtually NO winter this year. This summer is shaping up to be a doozy.

Banana growers fear another cyclone
Sunday Aug 20 13:03 AEST

Banana growers fear the multi-million dollar industry in north Queensland may never recover if the region is battered by cyclones in successive seasons.

Growers in the Innisfail and Tully regions have voiced concern over the future of the industry should crops be destroyed by another vicious storm so soon after Cyclone Larry tore through the region.

Category five Larry decimated banana and sugarcane crops, destroyed houses and demolished rainforest in north Queensland when it roared across the coast on March 20 this year.

Banana grower Tony Camuglia, who runs Fresh Yellow Bananas with business partner Angelo Russo at Boogan, about 10 km south of Innisfail, said he doubted whether growers could endure any more heartbreak.

"It's the last thing we need to have," Mr Camuglia said.

"If we get one (cyclone or big storm) at the Christmas break that would be the end of the show here. But having said that, we're a resilient lot and we have a passion for what we do.

"We won't see any money from this crop until at least March. That's 12 months without an income."

A handful of banana farmers in north Queensland are believed to have left the industry in the aftermath of Larry.

Australian Banana Growers' Council president Patrick Leahy said many growers in the region continued to carry the psychological scars left by Larry.

Mr Leahy, who runs a farm at Tully, about 50 km south of Innisfail, said it had been difficult to rebound from such a forceful blow.

"One minute you've got a beautiful crop, one that you can make some money from, and 20 minutes later the entire crop is flattened and on the ground," he said.

"It was pretty devastating."

Mr Leahy said consumers, who had been paying up to $15 a kg for bananas in supermarkets, could expect to see both an increase in the availability of the fruit and a slight drop in price the middle of next month.

But Mr Leahy warned his crop's maiden production would be at around 10 per cent of its usual output.

Bags are already being placed over banana bunches but Mr Leahy and Mr Camuglia are both concerned over a possible shortage of staff.

They fear regular staff will not return for the busy season and the industry may have to rely upon backpackers and overseas workers to fill their banana quotas.

Mr Camuglia's packing shed was empty last week.

In a good season it sorts up to 6,000 boxes a week and usually has around 25 people working in it, he said.

Mr Leahy said he had 12 people currently employed but usually needed more than 30 to operate during the season.

North Queensland bananas comprise around 90 per cent of the national crop.

©AAP 2006

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=105458

I need my bananas!


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It's a beautiful day in Adelaide, with a top of around 25 today... odd for August though.
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Lovely during the day, but still freezing at night.

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Here where I am the season is changing to fall. Its in the 70's farenheit  right now, and I love it. What type of weather are you having where you are?
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It has been amazing the last few days in Adelaide, 26 degrees and sooooo sunny! As much as I hate the european wasps and increase in bees when the warm weather comes, I do look forward to summer! Espeically day light savings!


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And I had to work today... what a bummer
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Should be colder today in Adelaide, around 16 degrees.
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I found an awsome website for the latest weather in website and RSS form:

http://www.weather.com.au
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Stop braggin  

Your right suzi spring is ok it's just that I know summer is coming and that's depressing! This time of year in SEQLD is ok would be better if it rained more.


Yeah when we know summer is coming it is terrible in brisbane!
Only good thing is holidays (and christmas!)
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If this meteorologists report is correct:

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National heatwave warning for next week:

October 07, 2006 09:35pm

Australia's southern and eastern states should prepare for a heatwave next week, meteorologists said today.

Temperatures will soar into the 30s in Western Australia early in the week, especially along the west and south coasts, forecaster Weatherzone said today in a statement.

South Australia will bear the brunt of the scorching conditions on Wednesday, with temperatures climbing into the low 40s, it said.

The heatwave will move across to New South Wales and Victoria on Thursday and Friday, with temperatures in the low to mid 30s expected, Weatherzone said.

Meteorologist Matt Pearce said the heat had been building over the Pilbara in recent weeks, with mid-40s temperatures.

“Northwesterly winds will then drag this hot air down across the southern and eastern states next week,” he said.

“It is possible that some high temperature records will be broken, especially in South Australia on Wednesday and NSW on Thursday.”


Then we best all brace ourselves for a little taste of what is to come in Summer ... also just for the record these are the Temps in October we are looking to beat this coming week (click thumbnail):

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Adelaide now has 1million kms of 'unemployed gutters' . . where is our rain??


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Marion Current Conditions

Temperature: 34.7°C
Dew Point: -13.3°C
Relative Humidity: 4%
Wind Speed: 35.2km/h
Wind Gusts: 53.7km/h
Wind Direction: N
Pressure: 1012.9hPa
Rain Since 9AM: 0.0mm

Source: Weather.com.au



Freaking hot here!
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Marion Current Conditions

Temperature: 34.7°C
Dew Point: -13.3°C
Relative Humidity: 4%
Wind Speed: 35.2km/h
Wind Gusts: 53.7km/h
Wind Direction: N
Pressure: 1012.9hPa
Rain Since 9AM: 0.0mm

Source: Weather.com.au



Freaking hot here!


Similar here in Melbourne:

Temperature       35.4°C
Dew Point      -3.4°C
Relative Humidity      8%
Wind Speed      14.8km/h (8.0kt)
Wind Gusts      31.5km/h (17.0kt)
Wind Direction      WSW
Pressure      1014.0hPa
Rain Since 9AM      0.0mm

1.5 celsius to go and we break our 36.9 celsius record for October set in 1914 (you guys in Adelaide are not far off your October 1987 record either of 39 celsius).


Also I am with you on the hayfever metre Paula, I ended up pulling the pin on working today, I was out in Point Cook up on the Roof of Sanctuary Lakes Shopping Centre and this North Wind was blowing stuff everywhere, combinded with the heat off the roof reflection, the wind and the pollen around I was gone (my breathing was shot).
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35c in melb today is it - thought it was rather warm lol , looks like the humidity has risen slightly though.

HAYFEVER !
absolutely , i noticed this when my son's face started turning red and a bit runny, but it looks sooo annoying to deal with !

today, it's also reported to be only 1% percent humidity @ 8.00am , with strong winds - i can't remember 1% happening ?
hope there's no freakin fires ! ...we dont need a repeat of 97' , let alone Ash Wednesday 83' , but the mountains near me are now the most vunerable that i've seen them easily since Feb 1983

ave' you noticed its getting real windy lately in melb over the last say.... 2 weeks or more ? wierd




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Why is this thread considered news? Didn't it used to be in the Chit Chat area?

Welcome back Mal, haven't seen you around in ages!


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Quoted from Mal_Function

hope there's no freakin fires ! ...we dont need a repeat of 97' , let alone Ash Wednesday 83' , but the mountains near me are now the most vunerable that i've seen them easily since Feb 1983

ave' you noticed its getting real windy lately in melb over the last say.... 2 weeks or more ? wierd


It is generally windy like this just before the Melbourne Show and during it like it has been, however by this time it has usually dropped off (with the work I do I notice these things), so yeah it is lasting way longer this year.

Also let us not forget the Dust Storms of February 1983:

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In 1982-83, El Niño brought exceptionally dry conditions to almost all of eastern Australia, and in Victoria’s Mallee and northern Wimmera 1982 was the driest or second driest year on record. As vegetation dried off late in 1982, the topsoil was loosened, ready to be blown away by any reasonably strong wind. By late summer there had already been numerous small dust-storms in northwestern Victoria.

Late on the morning of 8 February 1983 a strong, but dry, cold front began crossing Victoria, preceded by hot, gusty northerly winds. The loose topsoil in the Mallee and Wimmera was quickly picked up by the wind, and as the front moved east, the soil collected into a large cloud oriented along the line of a cool change. At Horsham, in western Victoria, raised dust could be seen by 11am; by noon it had obscured the sky.

In Melbourne, the temperature rose quickly as the north wind strengthened, and by 2:35pm it had reached 43.2°C, a record February maximum. A short time later, a spectacular reddish-brown cloud could be seen advancing on the city, reaching Melbourne just before 3pm. It was accompanied by a rapid temperature drop, and a squally wind change strong enough to uproot trees and unroof about 50 houses. Visibility plunged to100 metres, and according to witnesses “everything went black” as the storm struck.





It is now the driest it has ever been in the Victoria’s Mallee and Northern Wimmera, to the extent that they have virtually run out of water and if the winds keep up like this, we may even see a repeat of that scenerio within the next few months.
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Why is this thread considered news? Didn't it used to be in the Chit Chat area?


It is now

I also couldn't figue out why it was here. Oh well, it's better off here now.
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18 degrees here today..............
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Nice cool change!

Temperature: 16.4°C
Dew Point: 12.4°C
Relative Humidity: 77%
Wind Speed: 18.5km/h
Wind Gusts: 25.9km/h
Wind Direction: SSW
Pressure: 1017.5hPa
Rain Since 9AM: 0.0mm
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Temperature: 17.7°C
Dew Point: 9.5°C
Relative Humidity: 59%
Wind Speed: 16.7km/h
Wind Gusts: 20.4km/h
Wind Direction: WSW
Pressure: 1020.9hPa
Rain Since 9AM: 0.0mm

Very nice so far!
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My hayfever has evened out, finally.  And the tech's been to uncover/check the ducted A/C, so all is well.


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We've already opened the vents in our house, but we haven't used the A/C yet.
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THE SKY IS FALLING! THE SKY IS FALLING!... Oh wait, its just rain... I forgot what that was...


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Low: 14
Dew point: 13
Humidity: 71%
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Not very far from me!   

Moana clean-up after wind gusts

Emergency repairs have been made to 12 houses in Adelaide's southern suburbs which were hit by wind gusts of up to 120 kph early today.

Corrugated iron was blown 100 metres and tiles were torn from rooves at the properties, all in Shoalstone Court at Moana.

Ian Bonython from the State Emergency Service says the gusts hit after 5 am and left a damage bill of about $40,000 for the property owners.

"We've done some sandbagging, some rooves... replaced tiles, cut some [fallen] trees up and also protected some of the pergolas that are loose," he said.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200705/s1928937.htm


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Beautiful one day.... perfect the next

Sunshine Coast Four Day Forecast
Wednesday


Mostly sunny
High: 23
Low: 11
Dew point: 12
Humidity: 56%
Wind at 09:00:
14km/h, S
Wind at 15:00:
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Rain probability: 20% (< 1mm



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Heheheheh

In the 13 and a half years I have lived in SE Queensland I have never experienced a cyclone.
A damned lot of rain when we first moved here though!
People were saying how this morning was 'freezing' and sooooo very cold. Here where I am it was apparently 7deg.C Freezing.... NOT!


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A couple of weeks ago we had a very cold minimum here in SE Qld. Then last week that record was broken and we had 3. something then on Saturday night 2.3 but this morning was a corker... a minimum of 1.2c
These are record breaking temps for SE Qld. Days are glorious though but cooler than normal for this area.


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Now we have a cyclone! Only a teensy catagory 1 but a cyclone none the less!
From Sunday morning to yesterday morning we'd had almost 2 inches (50mm) then since 9am yesterday until 9 am this morning.... 8inches/200mm have fallen in Maroochydore. Since 9am this morning... almost 10 mm, in 2 hours.
Weather in Maroochydore right now at 11:20am:
temperature
16.5°C

dew point
16.3°C

relative humidity
99%

feels like
16.5°C

wind
S 37km/h

wind gusts
48km/h

pressure
1016.3hPa

fire danger
1.7 Low

rainfall since 9am/last hr
14.2mm / 6.0mm

http://www.weatherzone.com.au/local/local.jsp?lt=aploc&lc=10892

To see the BOM radar for north to almost Fraser Island south to Yamba.

http://mirror.bom.gov.au/produ.....servations=true#skip


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It is now 4:16pm and we've had almost 2 inches/48.6mm since 9am and 10.6 in the last hour. The winds have sprung up again worst luck. The water is creeping towards my front and back doors, it's about 2 feet away both ways.    Enough now.... thanks The young man who lives in a similar flat over the front fence (our units run parallel) has flooding from his roof-ceiling in several places inside his unit. He is 19 and got no joy from his real estate.
Just worked out we've had a foot/12 inches of rain since last sunday morning. (mixed emotions)!


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It is so good!!
Raining all day for 3 days!
It has been freezing and windy!
14* now!!
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Maroochydore Airport at 08:30 EST

temperature
17.3°C

dew point
16.9°C

relative humidity
97%

feels like
17.3°C

wind

S 24km/h

wind gusts
35km/h

pressure
1016.5hPa

fire danger
1.4 Low

rainfall since 9am/last hr
132.0mm / 0.0mm

http://www.weatherzone.com.au/local/local.jsp?lt=aploc&lc=10892

The above rainfall reading is for 9am friday to 9am this morning

I could actually see bits of blue sky when I got up at 7:30am but now it is raining once more. At least the yard looks more like a swamp now and not a lake! The wind has dropped right off and it is very humid. The river is only 2 streets away from me and to say I was nervous yesterday is an understatement.



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Lucky suzi it isnt that much here. Paula extreme weather is the best.
It was sunny then rain then sun all day today, so random! awesome! it's clearing up :Z
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Yay.....

Maroochydore Ap at 10:00 EST

temperature
20.4°C

dew point
13.9°C

relative humidity
66%

feels like
20.4°C

wind

S 25km/h

wind gusts
33km/h

pressure
1020.9hPa

fire danger
4.6 Low

rainfall since 9am/last hr
0.0mm / 0.0mm



Glorious day today, so so bright and sunny and blue.


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The last 14 years in Queensland has the the calmest and least extreme in my life. Have lived on the Central Coast NSW, Tamworth NSW and Central West NSW. Tamworth and Central West NSW were extreme imho. Summers of up to 42deg C and as low as minus 6 in winter, in central west NSW and Tamworth. Dust storms that could last for days, frosts that lasted until midday and fogs that would lift for an hour them descend again. I love where I live. First real cyclonic weather in 14 years here this past week, not too bad I reckon.


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Frosts and fogs :O Reminds me of austin!! Omg!
Heh tamworth tho.
It was sunny today :S
Btw I like extreme storms etc, not extreme heat!!
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wild wet and windy here
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raining...since 0300hrs last night.
Not heavy but turning everything green again.


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4.72 inches since Monday.

Just 2 weeks ago we were inundated and the ground was still moist from that week. This time the rain caused our unit block to become surrounded by water in one day. It has eased off now and where I live we have virtually no wind.

Weather details:

temperature
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relative humidity
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wind
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(that's 9am wednesday to now)

My Mum in Central West NSW, says they are crying out for rain.


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THU  Afternoon Clouds. Mild. 15 km/h ENE - 69% 9 24

FRI  Morning Clouds. Mild. 14 km/h NNE - 62% 11 23

SAT  Mostly Sunny. Mild. 14 km/h ENE - 39% 10 25


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8.57inches/214.25mm since last Sunday

Not sure my little unit will be above water if we have a really wet summer


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BIG storms last night, thunder, lightening and rain.
Nice this morning, sun out.. 28degrees....off for swim soon.


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We had the best weather yesterday (31 C), but fortunately it rained last night (10mm).  We're hoping for more of the same today!


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We had an earthquake yesterday.....................
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Wow! On Wednesday night I slept in a puddle. Literally. I was on camp and it massivly stormed and we hadn't done our tent (erected on a HILLSIDE covered in rocks, sloping) properly. So it leaked everywhere!!!!!!!!!!
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lol awww poor Dara... So what did you guys do? cuddle up under those cozie damp blankets? hehe. I don't think I'd be able to sleep.

Lawnbowler, where are you?
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I will answer for LB... he is in Mandurah Perth WA, and yes LB I read where you had an earthquake of around 4.6 wasn't it?

We have had a week of wild wild weather which has slipped south or north of Maroochydore 99% of the time. I did disconnect all my electrical things each night for 3 nights running except the 'fridge. The lightning was phenominal. Some small communities were decimated. Hardly any rain to speak of though. I have an airconditioner now, which will be installed tomorrow, could of done with it today or thursday the 4th October which was 33.1c  


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Quoted from Complicatedsimplicity
lol awww poor Dara... So what did you guys do? cuddle up under those cozie damp blankets? hehe. I don't think I'd be able to sleep.

Lawnbowler, where are you?



Lol we just got inside a garbage bag, i slept in the wet sleeping bag. no one did sleep, we eventually all got up at 3am and ate lollies etc
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Now I know why I have NEVER been camping, in a tent and roughing it.


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The lightening was soo freaky!
But I am glad I went, I didn't think I could hike so far with the 15kg pack but I did. I didn't think I could sleep on the rocks with no pillow but I did. It was good.
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Saturday...Temp 28.3 degrees beautiful now but Thunderstorms predicted, never mind.....in pool this morning and off to dinner and moves later with some girls from work.


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It's just another of our usual, boring, gloriously sunny and warm Adelaide days here.  


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I can see clearly now the rain has gone.!


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It's humid!    

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It sprinked a little today, but I hate when rain smells like it's coming straight out of a garden hose.
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^ hey Paula did you get the hail ?


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What's the predicted weather for Christmas where you are............36 deg here, should be nice for the beach woooooo
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I think we won't be as lucky in Sydney.  It seems to be a bit ominous.  While some might be at the beach others in Sydney might be shivering indoors.


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A cool 21 here at the moment,  Christmas day is forecast 38....................
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^ hey Paula did you get the hail ?


Nah, missed us completely, chris but rain, and lots of it, is forecast for tomorrow.


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What's the predicted weather for Christmas where you are............36 deg here, should be nice for the beach woooooo


28 and sunny!  Back to the usual ho-hum Adelaide weather.


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Maroochydore Ap at 18:30 EST
temperature
24.5°C
falling

dew point
18.7°C
rising

relative humidity
70%

feels like
24.5°C

wind

E 12km/h
falling
wind gusts
17km/h

pressure
1015.7hPa
rising
fire danger
3.4 Low

rainfall since 9am/last hr
0.4mm / 0.0mm

We have had around 100mm of rain this week.

Forecast for Christmas eve:
Showers Min 20c Max 26

Christmas Day:
Showers easing
Min 20c Max 26c

Boxing Day:
Mostly cloudy
Min 21 Max 27

Whoohoo!


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Soooo........... Anyone else really worried about global warming  




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Global warming is the most idiotic thing ever. Besides.. well ..

Anyway thanks for that, I was about to say, no idea, I'll be in Sydney!!
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Man oh man, the rain is astronomical today.  I was awoken by the loudest clap of thunder ever this morning.  It was like a bomb going off.  The house shook so much I thought we were getting aftershock from the NZ quake.  


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Quoted from Lawnbowler
A cool 21 here at the moment,  Christmas day is forecast 38....................


Hopefully it doesnt get much higher than that, thats pretty extreme

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It is supposed to get to 31 here tomorrow, that's about as high as it gets here on the Sunny Coast. I came from Central West NSW originally and when it gets to 42 with a dust storm in summer and -4 with frost in winter, that's just wayyyyyy too extreme for me.

The forecast over the christmas week has changed by a degree or two here and there but basically the same.  


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Nice warm day here on the coast...but sky is getting dark and rain clouds forming.


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Perth             Max      Min

Christmas      39       21  
Boxing Day    40       23  

Thats pretty damn HOTTTTT!!!!!!!!!
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Essex united kingdom(near london) It buckted down with rain .The snow will comebut never any more in december  it usually comes in end of jan or feb but you can't always guarantee snow  now days.
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It was 27 deg C on Christmas Day here
Minimum of 22 deg C overnight and now at 11am Qld time it is 22.9. Sprinkling with gusty winds. Beooooootifulllll!
Expected maximums until New Year's Day... 27 deg C  whooohooo!

We've had almost 6 inches of rain this month



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44.2 degrees today!!!!!!!
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wow...thats warm.
We had black clouds and strong winds today.


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I wish we had some black clouds and rain, I thought I liked summer but after yesterday.......not so much
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I wish we had some black clouds and rain, I thought I liked summer but after yesterday.......not so much

You could have escaped down here to Mandurah, it was only 38 down here  l

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only 38? . I guess when the temp is 44 you can say only 38 in comparison though
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Yes I was thinking of you, over in the west , a very hot Christmas, we were freezing here in the east with a cold 20, wotz going on !


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My son and his wife live in Ballajura in Perth and I was thinking of them also. They ate Sushi and drank cold stuff. My Chinese daughter in law has learned to make sushi
Today is ...

Maroochydore Ap at 09:00 EST

temperature
21.7°C
falling

dew point
17.7°C
falling

relative humidity
78%

feels like
21.7°C

wind

E 24km/h
falling

wind gusts
31km/h

pressure
1012.8hPa
steady

fire danger
3.1 Low

rainfall since 9am/last hr
15.6mm / 0.0mm

I got a little cool under my sheet last night, but slept so well because of the cooler night. The weatherzone site says it was 19 deg C last night but it didn't feel that warm.


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Woah @ the humidity.  We had 11% yesterday and it felt like it!


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Weather bureau figures show area received 33 millimetres over night, and it still raining ....


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Maroochydore Ap at 19:01 EST

temperature
23.3°C
steady

dew point
17.5°C
steady

relative humidity
70%

feels like
23.3°C

wind
ESE 31km/h
steady

wind gusts
43km/h

pressure
1011.4hPa
steady

fire danger
5.1 Moderate

rainfall since 9am/last hr
3.6mm / 0.0mm  


One morning last week it was 98% humidity (before 8am) but humidity burns off as the day progresses usually. If it is 25C and above 75% humidity at 9am I switch the aircon on as I know the day will be unbearable for me. Thank goodness for my new aircon.
Today my friend Eva took us up the Sunshine Hinterland to a winery and a cheese factory at Maleny. It teamed down. I have just found that Maleny received 24mm today. Driving over/along the Blackall Range was hair raising to say the least. Bought a bottle of luscious white wine, 2 jars of jam and 3 packets of spices


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2 mm of rain here in the north of Brisbane, thats pathetic, we could do with 200 mm of rain and still not fill our dam at Samsonvale.


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Very windy and a long torrential down poor in essex england.
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Lol Paula QLD is ALWAYS humid. You don't notice it really. Seriously, we'll have massive downpours with hail and the humidity will say 85% or something.
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Big winds today...which is nuisance cause its blowing lots of rubbish into my pool.


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I am so glad I don't live in Qld. right now.  Actually I'm glad I don't live there anyway; I hate the weather.  Dara, sorry, you do so notice the humidity.     

Well I do, as it makes me physically ill.


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I totally agree with you Paula, if there's one thing that's worse than hot weather, it's hot weather with high humidity! In high humidity sweat cannot evaporate (now that takes me back to yr 12 Human Biology) and I dont think there's anything more uncomfortable than that.

30 today little windy though
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If there is no wind, even a slight breeze, there is humidity. I perspire like crazy, have all my life BUT if I have one or two of my 5 fans on I am able to cope very well. Since installing my aircon I have not felt the heat at home. The other day it was so humid outside I went outside and my glasses fogged up immediately. Now that's humid. Right now we have 95% humidity and 21C. 35KM southerly winds with 45km gusts. We have had 22mm rain since Friday morning. We had a high of 27C today. Because of the humidity I have had my aircon on all day.


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It's horrible here... too hot! I want rain and cool weather

Gonna be 41 tomorrow *goes to a corner and cries*
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If there is no wind, even a slight breeze, there is humidity. I perspire like crazy, have all my life BUT if I have one or two of my 5 fans on I am able to cope very well. Since installing my aircon I have not felt the heat at home. The other day it was so humid outside I went outside and my glasses fogged up immediately. Now that's humid. Right now we have 95% humidity and 21C. 35KM southerly winds with 45km gusts. We have had 22mm rain since Friday morning. We had a high of 27C today. Because of the humidity I have had my aircon on all day.




Wow where are you to get so much rain?  I dont think Brisbane is as hot as Melbourne at times and I rarely notice the humidity. So far this "summer" I have only had my aircon on about three times.


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You're right Bluezphere.  Brisbane doesn't get a lot of heat at all.  It just feels hotter due to the humidity.

Now in Adelaide, we get far too much heat, but because it's dry I don't notice it as much.  It's 38.7 (12% humidity) already at 10 am and I have to go visit my mother shortly.  


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Lol I mean it's ALWAYS like that so you get used to it. It makes me feel sick as well, in Feb @ school. Like you can't concentrate.
I was looking foward to NSW having a nice hot yet not humid Xmas, but they just had COLD! And rain!
Better than Perth by the sounds though! Ergh!
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If there is no wind, even a slight breeze, there is humidity. I perspire like crazy, have all my life BUT if I have one or two of my 5 fans on I am able to cope very well. Since installing my aircon I have not felt the heat at home. The other day it was so humid outside I went outside and my glasses fogged up immediately. Now that's humid. Right now we have 95% humidity and 21C. 35KM southerly winds with 45km gusts. We have had 22mm rain since Friday morning. We had a high of 27C today. Because of the humidity I have had my aircon on all day.


It's not that hot!! I hardly ever have my aircon on in the day, waste of electricity But we do put it on in the living room sometimes I guess.
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After living in QLD for the past 14 years plus without aircon, I think at the age of 52 I deserve some comfort. My aircon is small and cools the kitchen-living room only. I keep the rest of the unit closed off. It was 99% humidity here at 8:30am today. Right now.... 89% humidity and 24.1C with a high of 26C. We've had 186.2mm Rain this month. Everything is soooo lush and green, everywhere.  

Sorry Bluezphere, didn't see your question until after I posted... Maroochydore on the Sunshine (?) Coast, Queensland is where I live and absolutely love it. Best place I have every lived and I have lived in a few. Always love the coast but never go to the beach. My ex husband now lives in an eastern suburb of Melbourne and my son lives in Perth. My 30yr old daughter lives 10 minutes from me


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Woah 99%!
Sunshine coast must be more humid than us, and you are getting rain!!
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Much better today.... only 98% humidity at 8:30am!
Aircon back on. I am having a hot day today. Woke up with a temp and a very hot slightly flushed face. At 52 the reason's why are pretty obvious.  
We've had 30mm rain in two days.

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temperature
23.5°C
rising

dew point
22.3°C
falling

relative humidity
93%

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23.5°C

wind
SSE 31km/h
falling
wind gusts
44km/h

http://www.weatherzone.com.au/qld/southeast-coast/maroochydore?fc=9260

My daughter went to Townsville for the New Year and the weather up there is nothing like here.

http://www.weatherzone.com.au/.....clc=32040&clrm=1





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Still raining here....


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still hot here, like 36 today and I think 40 tomorrow  
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Brrrrr, those seabreezes are wonderful!

Heading for low 30s today; a short reprieve only from summer.


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Rain....rain? What rain? More like a deluge or a flood here! The tourists are disgruntled and people just wont stop shopping.

http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,22996332-952,00.html

^^On the weather for Brisbane and local areas.


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dew point
22.4°C
rising

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wind
SSE 31km/h
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Lots more rain to come apparently!







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Sorry Bluezphere, didn't see your question until after I posted... Maroochydore on the Sunshine (?) Coast, Queensland is where I live and absolutely love it. Best place I have every lived and I have lived in a few. Always love the coast but never go to the beach. My ex husband now lives in an eastern suburb of Melbourne and my son lives in Perth. My 30yr old daughter lives 10 minutes from me



No probs, I understand. I did the emigrate thing 7 years ago, moved up from Melbourne, I have lived in Sydney, Melboure and Adelaide, also visted Perth, Hobart and Alice Springs. I have also lived in small country towns in Victoria and NSW and I have to say, Brisbane is the best place I have ever lived. Except now with the influx of even more emigrants, the place is starting to get more and more like Sydney, Melbourne which is a great pity.

I love the way Brisbane is laid out, I love the wide open spaces that still exist between the suburbs. I live in the northern suburbs , I prefer the Sunshine Coast to the Gold Coast. I hope my next move will be even further North. Maroochydore is nice I do prefer inland. I spend Christmas day at Lake Baroon, I could quite happily live in Maleny or Montville.

Just as long as I can have enough space for me, my life partner and our 5 cats. 10 - 15 acres sounds about right.



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Lots more rain to come apparently!




That has to be good, our dams need a lot more than just 2 more weeks.


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Lovely area where you stayed Bluezphere! I spent a wet few hours in Maleny on Friday then over the mountain range. Although the weather was foul there were still many people out in the area and Montville looked like it does any other day, lack of parking spaces! I love where I live. Lived in Tamworth for 5 years in the 90's and hated it. 5 years was like a lifetime in pugatory, 14 years here is like..... just arrived!


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Brisbane is the best place I have ever lived. Except now with the influx of even more emigrants, the place is starting to get more and more like Sydney, Melbourne which is a great pity.


Do you mean like asians or something?
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I love the way Brisbane is laid out, I love the wide open spaces that still exist between the suburbs. I live in the northern suburbs.


There isn't wide open spaces where I live. South East. I find Brisbane quite ugly actually, it's depressing. Good place to live though.
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Just as long as I can have enough space for me, my life partner and our 5 cats. 10 - 15 acres sounds about right.



Ooh 5 cats cool!

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Do you mean like asians or something?



No, I mean when I came here in 2001, Brisbane still had that laid back "she'll be right" attitude, the life pace was slower and restful. Since then with the influx of more and more people from the Eastern states, the life pace has speeded up, people are in more of a hurry. People want Brisbane to be more like Melbourne and Sydney, like pushing for longer shop trading hours, daylight saving time and I dont know the pace has speeded up.

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There isn't wide open spaces where I live. South East. I find Brisbane quite ugly actually, it's depressing. Good place to live though.


I lived in Melbourne for most of my life and what I hate about Melbourne is when you drive from one side of the city to the other, you drive through suburbs, you can drive for 80 kilometres and only see houses, shop fronts and factories with the occational park, usually full of derros and drug addicts. Now thats depressing. Brisbane is a beautiful city.







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We're back to the usual 'boring', sunny Adelaide weather for a day or so.


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40 today and I think it's fair to say I have had enough of this weather........and it's not over with another 40 deg day within a week. To add to this Western Power are threatening us with power cuts and telling us not to turn on our air cons......are they crazy? I bet their offices are nice and and cool  
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40 today and I think it's fair to say I have had enough of this weather........and it's not over with another 40 deg day within a week. To add to this Western Power are threatening us with power cuts and telling us not to turn on our air cons......are they crazy? I bet their offices are nice and and cool  


Maybe you could organize a few mothers with young infants and a few elderly people to go and park themselves in thier Western Power offices for the day.



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Sitting in my 15th floor office overlooking the CBD all I can see for 360 degrees is rain clouds. My idea of heaven.


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No, I mean when I came here in 2001, Brisbane still had that laid back "she'll be right" attitude, the life pace was slower and restful. Since then with the influx of more and more people from the Eastern states, the life pace has speeded up, people are in more of a hurry. People want Brisbane to be more like Melbourne and Sydney, like pushing for longer shop trading hours, daylight saving time and I dont know the pace has speeded up.




Oh ok
I actually think daylight saving is good though. Like I spent Christmas in Sydney, and we'd have dinner then walk out to the park or something until it got dark at 9, like the whole family/s.  In Brisbane it gets dark around 6:30, so after dinner all you really do as a family is watch tv, because you don't take little kids out in the dark. In NZ I used to get together with my friend who lived round the corner after dinner, we'd train for athletics (lol) or go and play @ the near by primary school or something. If there was no daylight savings we wouldn't have been able to go out in the evenings, and that was fun, good memories. ^^
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Sitting in my 15th floor office overlooking the CBD all I can see for 360 degrees is rain clouds. My idea of heaven.


At my house 15 minutes from the CBD, it's raining as well, so good
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Oh ok
I actually think daylight saving is good though. Like I spent Christmas in Sydney, and we'd have dinner then walk out to the park or something until it got dark at 9, like the whole family/s.  In Brisbane it gets dark around 6:30, so after dinner all you really do as a family is watch tv, because you don't take little kids out in the dark. In NZ I used to get together with my friend who lived round the corner after dinner, we'd train for athletics (lol) or go and play @ the near by primary school or something. If there was no daylight savings we wouldn't have been able to go out in the evenings, and that was fun, good memories. ^^



I understand the desire to have longer days, but it just depends which way you want to go.

What I really love about Brisbane is the early morning lifestyle. I get up@5.30 am. Go for my morning walk, come home, have breakfast, wash dishes, throw in a load of washing or do some gardening, have a shower and get ready to go to work. I find it easier to do in the morning, because at the end of the day, I have no energy for such things, especially if it has been a hot humid day, all I want to do is sit in my air con and watch tv. On a hot day, you just want the early evening breezes as soon as possible so you can cool off.

When my son was a small child, it was impossible to get him to bed at 7 pm when it was still daylight outside. I have heard a lot of parents of young children complain about the same thing with DST.

Daylight saving may be ok for the Eastern states, but I hope it NEVER gets introduced in Queensland.


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When I was young.....ahem..... we didn't have daylight saving in NSW then and we managed to have dinner as soon as my daddy got home (5:15 to 5:30pm) and raced outside to play afterwards. Street cricket, in our back yards or in the bare old park across the road. I hated trying to get my kids off to bed at 7-7:30 in DST because it was still damned hot and the sun was still up. Only thing I really dislike in summer in SEQ is it is daylight at 5am ish and a few of my neighbours (in particular the elderly) love to get up at 5:30am and make a racket. One old lady speaks very loudly, even to herself, and with her back door 40 feet away from my bedroom window I hear every word. Another neighbour (husband and wife) argue at 5:30-6am and their windows are about 40 feet from my bedroom one! Before I moved the oldies from the retirement village around the corner would go walking at 5am and converse loudly with each other outside my bedroom window there!

Weather here today, not much rain now but earlier on.... heaps and heaps. Buderim Mountain was shrouded in fog, mist and rain.


Maroochydore Ap at 12:30 EST

temperature
24.4°C
falling

dew point
21.3°C
steady

relative humidity
83%

feels like
24.4°C

wind
S 40km/h
rising
wind gusts
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Maroochydore Ap at 11:30 EST

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23.5°C
rising

dew point
23.0°C
rising

relative humidity
97%

feels like
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wind
S 22km/h
falling
wind gusts
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Where my son lives in Perth, the bush fires yesterday were very close by. He could see them from his place in Ballajura. He watched the Water dumping Helicopters. He is safe though.


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We had 40% humidity yesterday which was unusually quite high for Perth and that was ubearable.........I dont know how you guys do it in 99% humidity!
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Raining here in Brisbane again, raining so hard at the moment, the Story Bridge has disappeared.

Well at least my view of the story bridge from my office window has disappeared.


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Beautiful mild day today      . .  shame about the high hay-fever risk.  


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SAT  Sunny. Very Hot.
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min/max temps: 22 35


That's the forecast -  boring isn't it?   The humidity isn't that high though.

Currently:

Temperature 35.7°C
Dew Point 4.1°C
Relative Humidity 14%
Wind Speed 27.8km/h (15.0kt)
Wind Gusts 40.7km/h (22.0kt)
Wind Direction N
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Rain Since 9AM 0.0mm




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27°C
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Humidity: 54%

Rain finished and everywhere is green and lushish


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Maroochydore Ap at 12:00 EST


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27.4°C
rising

dew point
23.2°C
rising

relative humidity
78%

feels like
30.4°C

wind
NE 16km/h
falling
wind gusts
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Damned hot and humid outside but as Candy said Green and lushish!
We have had 6.24 inches or 156.2mm so far this year!


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...thought I would clarify my address to distinguish from other Queenslanders.


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Had to look it up Candy   but it sounds like a lovely place to live.


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..... it sounds like a lovely place to live.


Yes it is....



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It was 29 today........really windy though so it was pretty s**t at the beach, and we have beaches that face East, North, West and South living on an oddly shaped peninsula......none of them were very nice.
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42.3 yesterday then about 26 today, pretty big difference over two days. Funny how I could handle 42 better than 26 though. We had 60% humidity today which is abnormally much higher than the average of around 15% or lower.
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The uk at the moment is getting the worst weather .Warnings are in place as heavy snow and gale force winds lassh the country just see the chaos it is having:
http://news.uk.msn.com/severe-weather-uk.aspx
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I have relatives in the UK and they have been keeping me informed of the terrible conditions.  Everyone is safe, though.


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We have had thunder and lightening last two days...Wednesdays rainfall 105.2 mm.
Today cloudy and warm 30 degrees.


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I saw rain today.  


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How awesome in the flooding in Brisbane. Hasn't rained this much since like 2004. Floods on my street, it was a river last night :O
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OMG I saw sunshine today washed the towels, brought them in at 4:25pm and whammo! A hell of a storm just clipped us, mostly down Caloundra way though thank goodness. Lots of lightning a couple of 'brown outs' made my cuppa in a hurry just in case


Maroochydore Ap at 16:30 EST

temperature
23.8°C
falling
dew point
19.3°C
falling
relative humidity
76%

feels like
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wind
SSE 29km/h
steady
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43km/h

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http://www.weatherzone.com.au/qld/southeast-coast/maroochydore?fc=9260

The daily maximums have been constantly 29 ish for 7 days and minimums have been 22 for 7 nights. I got my first electricity account since my airconditioner was installed last October! It has added $150 odd onto my quarterly bill. I am happy with that because I have it on sometimes for 24/7. This summer has been great for me being comfortable away from the humidity. Sleeping so well and no heat rashes

Sun's out, storm's all out to sea BTW we have had over 5 inches of rain in my back yard in the past 7 days! 3 on Saturday.


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Saturday Morning's bucketing pics

I took these pics for the perusal of the landlord/Real Estate because the gutters and downpipes need attention.

I stood at my back door and took the pics of one neighbour's back yard #1 and #2 and another neighbours back yard in #3. The hanging pot closest to the camera in #2 is mine
Our bins were empty and when the water got so high my neighbour's bins flipped over



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Quoted from SuziH

I took these pics for the perusal of the landlord/Real Estate because the gutters and downpipes need attention.


Hope you were dry inside the house, SuziH.
You would think it was in the house owners interest to fix the gutters...that much water can cause big problems.

We had fine day today and the forecast for weekend looks good too. I'm planning to spend some time at the beach  


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Where on earth has Summer in Adelaide gone?! It's been cloudy, drizzly and cold for days!


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I saw rain today.  


Paula seems to think that rain is suprising  
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Paula seems to think that rain is surprising  


In the driest state on the driest island continent, in the middle of the worst drought in ages, IT IS!  


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Where on earth has Summer in Adelaide gone?! It's been cloudy, drizzly and cold for days!


Cold? When?  It's been warm and glorious here, except Thursday when it was a bit overcast and briefly this morning.  It's even been horribly humid at times.  


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  It's even been horribly humid at times.  


Ah yes been like that for the last couple of weeks now and its really starting to get to me.

Well today was supposed to be fine and 32 but instead it is overcast, humid and windy. Had some really heavy rain here 2 days ago.....first rainfall this year!

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Sunny, cloudy, humid, wet, dry, hot, repeat over and over and that has been our day today. The two consistent things… hot and humid!   Queensland is no longer drought stricken


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I'm loving today down here in Victoria! It's cold and rainy and windy and just lovely! Honestly, after years of this dry drought, even watching UKTV makes me cry out for green lush scenery.

Bring on the rain, please.


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25C in my loungeroom. 23.3C outside. 100% humidity outside apparently. Pouring rain.   Heaps more rain coming down the coast from North-North west.  The back and front yards are like swimming pools. In 29 days we've had 381.4mm


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Wow that's amazing - Send some buckets of it down here please!


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Omigosh the dam for Brisbane has like doubled since all this rain started! We might reach 50% if it keeps up!! Everything is so nice and green!!
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On Tuesday we had 46.6mm! Yesterday 45.2!


Maroochydore Ap at 11:00 EST

temperature
24.1°C
rising
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rising
relative humidity
91%

feels like
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wind
S 20km/h
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Yes..I've been off the air, because of the storms. Had nice weekend, then all hell broke lose...everywhere is flooded, people not turning up to work, power cuts etc. Had to ring my husband (who is away in WA) last night, to ask how to open garage door without remote, as power was off, several hours, and I wasn't sure it would be on by morning....he said, "why not take his x4WD to work"...now how stupid of me not to think of that, especially as it would be better for going over the flooded roads.


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Fine and warm today, with warm, strong winds and occasional light showers.
Was walking along the beach yesterday and saw my first baby turtle hatchling making it to the sea. The sea is rough and dirty, so the poor liile thing has a mammoth journey ahead.


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Candy I had to look up where the Coral Isles are, because the name sounds really cool!
But it doesn't even seem to be an island, just Bundaberg??
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the weather?  in a word.  HOT!


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Been really nice here last couple of days. 27 today and 28 tomorrow, another lazy day at the beach before I go back to Uni
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http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,23267277-5005962,00.html

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Qld sizzles?  Waa, waa, waa.  Try living in SA, then you'll know what hot is.  


In reference to the above type of news item, this was a comment made by some friends who live in the north of Adelaide and in Renmark.  I tend to concur.


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In Brisbane it was the hottest it's been in years, honestly. You walked outside, in the shade, and it was like, a heater was blasting on you, or you were wrapped in a hot blanket. It wasn't like our usual sticky humid hot, it was like, hot, I can't describe it, in the sun it was like WOAH. I liked it better than the humidity
That article is wrong it reached 42.2 degrees
How hot did it get in SA then?
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It reached 39.2 on the Sunshine Coast. Now... I come originally from Central West NSW and yes it got to 42+ degree but there was no humidity. I find dry heat easier to handle. We get a day like Saturday and we still have 35-40% humidity, which is very low for us! When we have that kind of humidity we say 'it's only 40% humidity today, isn't that good!'
Today is only 26.4deg but is 71% humidity which is very draining. We in Qld can complain if we want to because it 'IS' hot for us. I would never live in Perth or Darwin, OMG it would kill me.


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I can handle hot weather quite easily, we had more 40+ days than average last year and more than any other capital, with our hottest day being 45.2. It is the humidity that really kills me, 40% is considered really high here with the norm usually 20% or much lower. For me a 25 deg day with 60% humidity or higher is far worse than a 40 deg Perth day which is generally dry, almost heater like.

Well it's 35 today, sunny and 3m waves, yet another day at the beach I think.
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Temperature 39.0°C
Dew Point 0.8°C
Relative Humidity 9%
Wind Speed 11.1km/h (6.0kt)
Wind Gusts 20.4km/h (11.0kt)
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As of today I hereby rename SA The Sunshine State...

Adelaide bakes in 75-year heatwave

It has been 75 years since Adelaide has seen such an extraordinary heat wave in Autumn and the weather bureau says there is no relief in sight.

Adelaide is bracing itself for another week of searing heat in the mid to high thirties Celsius.

If Tuesday's temperature reaches one degree more than the expected top of 34 degrees Celsius it will make nine consecutive days of more than 35C.

Duty forecaster Belinda Gibson says such temperatures have not been recorded in Adelaide since an eight-day heat wave in 1934.

"It isn't unprecedented but it's certainly been a long time since we last saw it," she said.

Ms Gibson says there is no end in sight yet to the extreme weather.

The mercury did not dip below 26C overnight and peaked at 32C at 2:00am ACDT.

Temperatures are expected to reach 40C today.

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OMG, I really hope we dont get another heat wave like that this summer. 32 deg at 2am is crazy!
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Woah!

But do you guys have the good beaches and stuff?? Adelaide isn't much of a holiday spot?

Well, if you take that then we can be officially the smart state *cough*
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Woah!

But do you guys have the good beaches and stuff?? Adelaide isn't much of a holiday spot?

Well, if you take that then we can be officially the smart state *cough*


Eh?         

Beaches?  We have the best; far better than Surfers (though anything is better than that hole) and better or as good as any beach anywhere in Au.  As for holiday spots, I'd rather holiday here than any other state.


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OMG Paula are you dying? I AM!!! It's 6.45pm and its still 38, and theres more of this horrid weather ALL WEEK  . Why can't we have cooler weather...
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mmmm...Adelaide appears to be in an isolated greenhouse spot. Time to leave peoples  

It is a lovely comfy 22.4 in Australia's bestest.
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Watching the 'other' show on Lifesavers.... I have to say Surfer's looks like a great beach for swimmers, as is Mooloolaba and Noosa, sometimes Maroochydore, definitely Coolum and for surfers Coollangatta, Duranbar (on the NSW-Qld border), Noosa, Alexander Headland and a few other spots on the sunny coast depending on the wind. I must say everytime I have been to Bondi in Sydney it has been revolting so I've always gone around the corner to Tamarama, even if the ocean is not great the scenery usually is.
The weather here....

Maroochydore Ap at 10:00 EST
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Maroochydore Ap Recent Days
                       Sat          Sun        Monday
maximum      27.1°C         26°C      -
minimum      16.9°C         18.6°C      20°C
rainfall        0.0mm      14.0mm      11mm






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Surfers is not a hole, have you seen Manley in sydney!!
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Have to agree Dara, Manly is a hole as is IMHO, Bondi. Coogee and Cronulla are better beaches, IMO. Byron Bay has a huge reputation (surf wise) but not for any great reason!


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Well it's gonna be 36 tomorrow and I have a full day of uni. Not to mention from 2-5pm, the hottest period I will be on the fifth floor enduring a lecture and tute with shitty airconditioning.

As for beaches, the only interstate ones i've been to is surfers and I love it. As for local ones Cott is a nice calm beach but for surf either Secret Harbour or Scarborough.



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Wow that's nice!!

Suzi isn't Cronulla where they had riots or something? It rings a bell.
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storms force gale winds of 85 miles an hour are rocking all over the united kingdom with localise floods and power outage.
check out the sky news pictures:
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storms force gale winds of 85 miles an hour are rocking all over the united kingdom with localise floods and power outage.
check out the sky news pictures:
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What is with this crazy Adelaide weather? As of March 3rd, the forcast has been:

Mon 35.4        
Tue 35.7      
Wed 37.9      
Thurs 38.5      
Fri 39.0            
Sat 39.8      
Sun 40.2  
Mon 40.0      
Tue 38
Wed  38 (12 March)
Thurs 39
Fri 39
Sat 38
Sun 38
Mon 39
Tues 39

INSANE!


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Day 10... this heat will not stop! I feel like I'm being cooked whenever I take a step outside, hence why I have remained inside except for my trips to uni, but even then 30 seconds in the sun is enough to fry you. I don't know how much longer I can last. They forcast it to go for another 7 days but I just can't HANDLE it. I await for rescue... please mother nature MOVE THAT HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM!!!!
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Just watching 7's 4.30 NEWS and apparently Adelaide has now equalled Perth's record for the most consecutive amount of days over 35, but will over take it tomorrow and over the next few days. Thats just crazy weather.
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RAIN GLORIOUS RAIN in adelaide and beautiful cooler weather *is in heaven*
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snows gone in south east uk just pouring down with rain.
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Snow has fallen across the uk.


I know..my husband is in London at present. He and the 'boys' made a snowman before heading of to work. Guess there is still a little bit of a child in all of us. Not much snow here in Queensland, Australia!

Today is beautiful and sunny, though rain and thunder storms was forcasted  



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In Brisbane it's overcast but not quite raining. It feels like NZ.
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Since 9am Friday until 9am Monday we have had OVER 218mm OR 8 inches of rain!   Needed gumboots to go outside, so I didn�t!   The low pressure system/s are headed south now and the Gold Coast is supposed to cop it tomorrow and possibly even Sydney by the end of the week. The water was about 50cm from my back door.   It is very flat here. Should buy a large canoe and have it in my garage for a fast getaway with my birds (no car you see).


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temperature 13.5°C  
dew point 12.4°C  
relative humidity 93%
feels like 12.9°C  
windS 9km/h  wind gusts15km/h  
pressure 1024.1hPa  
fire danger 1.0 Low  
rainfall since 9am/last hr  5.4mm / 0.8mm  

http://www.weatherzone.com.au/qld/southeast-coast/maroochydore?fc=9260

For the Sunshine Coast.... very cold outside. ***brrrrrrrr***


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history »  temperature14.9°C  
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relative humidity93%  
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wind gusts52km/h  
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          Tue Jul 22   Wed Jul 23   Thu Jul 24
rainfall 0.4mm      10.0mm        73mm  
maximum 20.4°C  16°C  -  
minimum 11.1°C  12.3°C  13°C  

http://www.weatherzone.com.au/qld/southeast-coast/maroochydore?fc=9260

I am surrounded by a lake Gotta buy me some gumboots!


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We have had 4.7inches in the last 3 days.   Drought? What drought!


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Today.... glorious sunshine, expected 20c maximum and a terrific washing day!
So far this year we have had total rainfall for 2008 1345.6mm over 128 day(s) (almost 54 inches ) I lurve where I live.


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Bloody cold ,wet, and windy
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^^^ Yes its been awful!! Today finally bits of sunlight, but soooo cold tonight ...will get down to 3 degrees evidently
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temperature18.1°C  

dew point17.3°C  

relative humidity95%  

feels like18.1°C  

wind SE 22km/h  

wind gusts35km/h  

pressure1017.3hPa  

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17.8 degrees here at the moment but i just had a lay down so I feel freeeeezing...brrrrrrrrrrrr
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YUK!!! Thats all I can say about today. Its got to 10 degrees, its cold, very wet and very very windy. Maybe back to bed is a good idea  
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10 degrees! :O
It's like 30 degrees here! BOILING
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^^^^^mmm...I want some of that!!!

Currently 17 degrees and in-between weather.
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Day off of work and its a very wet day, but I'm not complaining.


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Here in Canberra party cloudy with blue patch sky
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Lovely weather with sunny skies with no sign of humidity
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beautiful again today...................
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gonna be HOT this weekend LB  
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^^ thats a lot of rain...better now that two weeks time, I guess>

Cloudy and 26 degrees, here, but feels much warmer. Humidity 75% (storm warnings for later today).


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WOOP RAIN

*goes outside and dances in the rain*
*gets soaking wet*
*starts to shiver*
*doesn't think dancing in the rain was such a good idea*
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WOOP RAIN

*goes outside and dances in the rain*
*gets soaking wet*
*starts to shiver*
*doesn't think dancing in the rain was such a good idea*


Haha Matt, I think a few people might have been dancing in the rain.


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No rain dancing here ...just a nice summer-starting 30 degrees.
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I think it might be going to storm again soon
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gonna be HOT this weekend LB  

31 here in Mandurah at the moment, looking for 33 max.........perfect weather
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Got to 38 in Perth evidently ...still 34 now  
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we got up to 34 here............
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Got to 39 today ...its still 38 ...I am soooooo dripping wet its unbelievable ...roll on NZ weather!!!
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Very frost and minus 1 in south east england ..had a 10 minute power cut at 7:45 pm whilst eating dinner and watching eastenders....crazy weather...
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25 here in mandurah at the moment, it wont stay tho................
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Snow in south east england.
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Why could it not have snowed when I was there 2 years ago?  

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Snow in south east england.


Did it snow for Christmas??


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Did it snow for Christmas??


huh huh snow christmas ...yeah right?  that never seems to happen any more....
just heard it was minus 10 up scotland and minus 4 in essex where i live...still the snow has turned to crunchy white ice.
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Did it snow for Christmas??


huh huh snow christmas ...yeah right?  that never seems to happen any more....
just heard it was minus 10 up scotland and minus 4 in essex where i live...still the snow has turned to crunchy white ice.

the cold snap is not all good?

Dog Owner Saves Pet From Icy Lake
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Ho.....n_Lake_In_Manchester

Woman Killed In Train Line Panic :
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Ho.....p;lpos=searchresults
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Both good stories  UJ

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It was either me or the wife who was going to go in. And I would have been in trouble if the wife went in, so that was it.


Ha Ha...I can see this going down.
Glad it had a happy ending.

And as for other story...woman killed in train line panic...why oh why didn't she just get out and leave her car....was it worth dying for???


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Both good stories  UJ



Ha Ha...I can see this going down.
Glad it had a happy ending.

And as for other story...woman killed in train line panic...why oh why didn't she just get out and leave her car....was it worth dying for???


Wonders never cease...
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Wow Paula, that IS hot...............

27 degrees here......................
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Adelaide: 43.2 degrees Celsius and 7% humidity


Temp sucks, but 7% is brilliant, we get like 90%!

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Latest weather in Adelaide = 45C @ 2.15pm

Forcast for the next week.

Forecast for Thursday
Dry, sunny and very hot. Moderate to fresh northerly winds and light afternoon
sea breezes near the coast.

Precis        Dry. Mostly sunny.
City:         Min 32    Max 41

Friday        Dry. Mostly sunny.                     Min 30    Max 41
Saturday      Dry. Mostly sunny.                     Min 25    Max 40
Sunday        Dry. Mostly sunny.                     Min 23    Max 40
Monday        Dry. Mostly sunny.                     Min 22    Max 39
Tuesday       Dry. Mostly sunny.                     Min 22    Max 38


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That's it I'm going on holiday to Sydney or Brisbane for about 2 weeks lol
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Brisbane > Sydney come here
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SYDNEY FORECAST

Issued at 4:15 pm EDT on Wednesday 28 January 2009



Warning summary

Nil. Refer to http://www.bom.gov.au/weather/nsw for the latest warning

information.



Forecast for Wednesday evening

Fine. Moderate north to northeast winds, fresh at times near the

coast.

Precis: Fine.                        



Forecast for Thursday

Fine. Mostly sunny. Light to moderate north to northeast winds,

freshening near the coast in the afternoon.  

Precis: Fine. Mostly sunny.          

Fire danger: High.



City:         Min:  21 Max:  28   Parramatta: Min:  18 Max:  33

Terrey Hills: Min:  18 Max:  29   Penrith:    Min:  19 Max:  36

Liverpool:    Min:  18 Max:  34   Richmond:   Min:  17 Max:  34



UV Alert:   9:10 am to 5:10 pm, UV Index predicted to reach 12

[Extreme]



Friday    Fine. Mostly sunny.

City:          Min:   21  Max:   29

West:          Min:   17  Max:   35



Saturday  Fine.  

City:          Min:   21  Max:   29

West:          Min:   17  Max:   35



Sunday    Mostly fine.

City:          Min:   22  Max:   29

West:          Min:   18  Max:   35



Monday    Fine.

City:          Min:   22  Max:   29

West:          Min:   19  Max:   35



Tuesday   Mostly fine.

City:          Min:   22  Max:   29

West:          Min:   19  Max:   35



Wednesday Mostly fine.  

City:          Min:   22  Max:   29

West:          Min:   19  Max:   35



The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:30 am EDT Thursday


I can put the weather radar in a tab too.  It makes me incredibly important.


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24.4 right now    I have a weather widget on my desktop
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Just me complaining again... it is 3am and currently a balmy 34.2 degrees, we'd like to thank you for flying Air Mercury; your number one planet from the sun.
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It's early yet, but nice mild temperature coming through my window.  
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Just me complaining again... it is 3am and currently a balmy 34.2 degrees, we'd like to thank you for flying Air Mercury; your number one planet from the sun.


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getting warmer over here in the west..........got to 32 and very sticky here in mandurah today
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Slowly starting to cool down here. Tonight there was the awesomest (sic) breeze EVUH! (sic)
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Very sticky here in Mandurah today
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Yes so sticky all day here. Down to 30 atm ...not sure what it got to. Lets hope we get the thunderstorms they keep predicting.
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26.5 here right now, no sign of a thunderstorm
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It's revolting here right now, high 20s and humid; I feel nauseous.   Bring back the 40+ and little humidity!  


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Currently 35 degrees here and humid!!!!! Not sure what it got to  ..37 maybe. The work air-con decided to have the day off


As LB said  ...no thunderstorms as promised again.
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was 38.4 in perth, 31 here in Mandurah but very very humid..........
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Lawdy 38 ...wow the met office forcasted it right  
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Its so sticky down here I have had 3 cold showers today, our ducted evap cooling makes it worse, I think................give me dry heat anyday
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It's revolting here right now, high 20s and humid; I feel nauseous.   Bring back the 40+ and little humidity!  


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Its so sticky down here I have had 3 cold showers today, our ducted evap cooling makes it worse, I think................give me dry heat anyday


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and you can keepit, we normally only get a few days like this, thank goodness
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hey you got the heat and england ...well all of the uk are in a snow storm:

pictures: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/pop_ups/08/in_pictures_winter_weather/html/1.stm
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Heavy snow hits much of England  

People are being warned to avoid non-essential travel

Heavy snow has fallen across large parts of England, disrupting travel and closing hundreds of schools.

South-east England has the worst snow it has seen for 18 years, causing all London buses to be pulled from service and the closure of Heathrow runways.

Road and rail travel was also badly hit by up to 6in (15cm) of snow.

The Met Office has issued an extreme weather warning for England, Wales and parts of eastern Scotland. More snow is forecast later and on Tuesday.

'Dangerous driving'

Thousands of school children across England woke up to the news their school was closed for the day.

In Essex more than 450 are shut and 255 Berkshire schools are now closed. Leicestershire and Rutland gave pupils at 200 schools the day off.  
A snowman greeted BBC website reader David Shipway on his doorstep

Hundreds more are closed across north-east England, East and West Sussex, Kent, Norfolk Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire and Suffolk where snow-ploughs were out on the county's roads for the first time in more than 15 years.

Bad weather in London also forced the closure of the Old Bailey courts.

Air travel has been badly affected.

London City, Luton and Southampton airports are closed. Norwich and Leeds Bradford airports have now reopened.
Heathrow Airport has had to shut both runways and says it will take about two hours to reopen.
BAA has warned passengers travelling to and from Heathrow and Stansted airports to expect "significant delays and cancellations".
BA says it has cancelled 65 flights, while 73 Ryanair flights are grounded.
Gatwick is open, although fewer aircraft are able to take off. Some 23 flights had to be cancelled and 18 diverted to other airports after Gatwick closed its runway for two hours on Sunday evening.
There is no service on the Gatwick Express.
IMPACT OF THE SNOWFALL
Hundreds of schools closed
London buses withdrawn
Both runways closed at Heathrow
London City and Luton airports closed
Passengers stranded at Gatwick
Train services cancelled
At-a-glance guide to snow impact
Transport for London
Have you been affected?


Passengers due to fly out during the day are being urged to double-check their flights are not affected before they begin their journeys.

On the roads, motorists were being warned of dangerous driving conditions.

A string of accidents on the M25, A12 and A14 caused problems for motorists.
The M25 is closed clockwise between Reigate and Leatherhead, junctions 8 and 9 and there are reports of several vehicles becoming stuck in the snow.
The A66 in the north-west of England, between Brough and Stainmore Summit, is expected to stay closed all day.  LINKS TO REGIONAL COVERAGE


London: Snow disrupts travel
South: Heavy snow falls
South East: Roads and schools closed
West Midlands: Schools closed
North: School closures
Scotland: Flights disruption
Wales: Braced for snowfall
NI: Flights hit by snow
Two lanes of the M62 over the Pennines were closed for several hours last night, but have now re-opened.
There are warnings on the M6 in Greater Manchester, while the M60, M66 and M602 have also been affected by the snow.
The London-bound M20 in Kent was temporarily closed between junction nine at the Ashford turn-off and junction eight at the Leeds Castle turn-off.
And there was more bad news for people trying to use public transport.

All London buses have been withdrawn from service due "to adverse weather and dangerous driving conditions"
A BBC reporter said he saw many people left confused and distressed after waiting for long periods for buses, only to see them drive past without being in service.


The snow delighted many but bought travel misery for others

There are also problems on the London Underground and rail network.

Many Tube lines are partially suspended and the Circle and Hammersmith and City lines entirely suspended.
South West trains is running a reduced service on most routes and passengers are advised not to travel unless their journey is essential.
Scotland Yard said it had reports of a number of crashes in the early hours, though no-one was seriously hurt.

'Flirting with hypothermia'

The Highways Agency said there have been too many minor accidents on the roads "to put a number on".

The agency recommended people should only make essential journeys.  
BBC website reader Fiona Morse snapped Surrey Quays under snow
BBC weather presenter Jay Wynne said further snow showers were expected during the morning across much of England, eastern parts of Wales and eastern parts of Scotland.

Temperatures in the afternoon would not reach above freezing, he said.

In the late afternoon, more heavy snow is forecast to hit the eastern part of England, including East Anglia, London and the Home Counties, accompanied by "strong winds, blizzard conditions".

This will work its way up through the Midlands, northern England and eastern Scotland.

Evening temperatures will fall to about -1C for many areas of England and eastern Wales, with the weather turning icy by Tuesday morning making road travel treacherous.

There will be minor snowfalls and temperatures will reach about 4C in most areas by Tuesday afternoon.

One motorist, driving in the Midlands on Monday, told the BBC conditions were much clearer there, but highway officers told him they had responded to 1,735 incidents over a 24-hour period in the East Midlands alone.

The Highways Agency said the organisation was well prepared to deal with snowfall over roads after criticism over its reaction to severe weather in 2003.

It added that the number of traffic officer patrols had been increased, there were extra staff to control rooms across the country and gritters had been working through the night.

The AA has warned motorists to ensure they keep warm clothes in their vehicles if they were planning to go out, or else risk "flirting with hypothermia".

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Wonderful Pictures Union Jack...esp like the 'bicycle ' one
Difficult for us Aussies to comprehend such deep snow...make me feel cool just looking at the pictures.


GOODBYE fellow eBlah's .....it sure has been nice meeting yo'all here and I will miss everyone of you  
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Now you guys know how we feel ALL summer


Yeah, but I chose NOT to live in Qld due to the humidity;  chose here because we don't usually get it.  


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That is so cool UJ. Will this snow disrupt the UK postal system?   


have not seen any postman ... have seen postal van on tv in the snow ..if london buses are cancelled may be postal service will...
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then you might just have to email  


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...as long as the electricity lasts  


Great pics UJ. Esp. like the last one ...should be a Xmas card.
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i have to go to work at 3pm travelling from essex to london..on the works mini bus to do stocktake.. wondering if the driver will text to say he ain't going..
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live webs cams across the uk to see what the snow is like:  go to the link below click a city then click the  link then the location link :
http://www.ukwebcameras.co.uk/England/1000001.html
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NO
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THE POST CAN'T BE CANCELED!!!!!!!!!!!
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You must be praying for that text to come UJ. Good luck eh!
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so i can play in the snow...
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You must be praying for that text to come UJ. Good luck eh!


He text the time has been put back 45 min so i bee gone to work very shortly.

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How is Manchester doing?


a webcam of manchester:
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My cousin is a doctor in Bristol and has been called into work on her day off.  The trouble is she's stranded in Wales!  


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Yes BUT our temperatures in SEQ rarely get above 30-32c. The humidity is okay if you have a decent fan on you. I moved to QLD to get away from the dry heat. I was born and raised in the 40c dry heat region of NSW and hated summers for that reason. When I lived in Tamworth for 5 years I had sinus and allergies because of the dry heat and dust the entire time I was so sick. The heat burned my throat.
After 15+ years on the sunny coast I can say I have acclimatised well, would not live anywhere else in the world, and hardly notice the humidity anymore.

Thank you Union Jack for the excellent posts and website links to fab pics. Cannot imagine it myself but absolutely love the pics and agree with Candy, the pic of the bicycle is just the best!


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But Suzi the fans aren't on you when you go outside, it makes it too sticky to do ANYTHING outside the air con (fans don't help at all, especially at school )
Like we might be 32 degrees but it would feel more like 42
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Just realised its the middle of the night right now in England, thats why I can't see nuffink    
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Just realised its the middle of the night right now in England, thats why I can't see nuffink    


Well, D'urrr... was it dark? You silly billy.

BUT Dara, when I was a kid I went to school in 40+ deg heat and we did not have closures for over 100 deg F. We did not have fans either, and certainly NO airconditioning, later in high school we may of had ceiling fans but the ceilings were very high. When you walked outside, even in the shade, I even felt like my skin was burning. Having experienced all of that for 28 odd years of my life I can honestly say SEQ is heaven.


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Cooler here today but still sticky. They say thats going to change over the next few days  ..so bring it on!!!


Hope Union Jack has made it home from work  
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Lol ok Suzi, I remember that, from Texas, but I have to say for me I prefer it, I can't stand humidity  
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36.3 yesterday, 60% humidity, revolting!  I don't cope well at 28 with humidity, so am like the proverbial bear with the sore head.    Thank God for anti-nausea fizzy drinks.


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Cooler here today but still sticky. They say thats going to change over the next few days  ..so bring it on!!!


Hope Union Jack has made it home from work  


Hi yes i made it home a lot of snow was coming down some cars were stranded but i made it back... the london buses were cancelled although we have a company mini bus some people live further in london so take 2 tubes or bus to get to pick up point so we had to leave a person stranded at his pick up and he had to get a cab which costed him �25
we dropped him in ilford he had to get to greenwhich which would took a long time in the snow to get to his home if we took him although other people on the bus need to get home so can't physically take everyone to their door step well i got dropped of at my doorstep.....

the snow has calmed now the paths and roads are icy kids still of school with parents complaining some had to take them to work with them. Some people who have more snow then we have in other countries say there public transport and school don't shut down but then this is always the case in the uk.. but more severe snow to come thursday and  more into mid february...
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noticed a few youtube videos of the snow storm we are having in the uk.. just so you lot get a sense of what it's feel like... and the news reports .. (weather for the weekend -5 london -7 manchester)

London in the Snow
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rs9UHsZ12Kk

Snow Covered London
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZUYKJ4fqSo

Snow in London
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNB6yH522KQ

fun in the snow:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjEKj3JABRw

London snow 2009 and musical interlude
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TA0zQFTaVs

confusion from finland living in the uk:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o95vJ913Zik

Heavy London Snow on February 2009
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2z9A7r1L_4

London snow at 8am 2/2/09
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFMM1vGicXk



Heavy Snowstorm Hits London; Snow Halts London Transport; European Stock Market - Bloomberg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rX7C3-JYHE


bbc 1 the one show renamed the one snow -pics by viewers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbmP4gGHTqY

news reports:

London Snowday from ITV News
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1R2CCIP5qwU

cnn report:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZomLHRCa8E

ap news report:
Snowstorm Causes Chaos in London

Snowstorms grip UK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzBOxan_R6w

Snow stops all London buses accident:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ3kZTyS28s

Snow in London
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNB6yH522KQ

London snow at 8am 2/2/09
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFMM1vGicXk

Snow Covered London
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZUYKJ4fqSo

Tell us your snow stories
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyJc444EwDg

Heavy Snow in London
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_Hc8sN31-w
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It's just perfect here today  ...currently 24 degrees, sunny and a nice breeze  
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ditto..............23.6 here
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Yep very nice in Perth today.

I would kill myself if I was in Melbourne today, I heard they got their hottest temp ever of 46.4 deg.
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It was hot and windy/dusty here this morning was hell. Now it's better.
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It really dropped in Melbourne, its down to 28 already
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Goddamn its hot tonight. It's 8:30 and still 32 degrees  ...doesn't help when you come out of a long day at work and the air-conditioning  
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Cooler here and overcast. Around 23-25deg outside. Hotter in my room because it has been closed up during the night (around 28 deg) Rain forecast for tomorrow and Saturday!


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BEAUTIFUL day here in Adelaide... I wish it was like this everyday.
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Just saw an article on Sunrise about the creek called the Torrens in Adelaide, it has dried up.....Where will West End get their water from now....
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It hasn't "dried up" per se. Someone left the weir open and the water was let out. West End might need to get their water from West Lakes
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OMG its been over 40 today. What idiot would have planned a major work day outside their home today, complete with working party and large bin.  
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been a great day here in Mandurah today  26 degrees...........just right for tidying the place up to get ready to sell..........
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We have had 400+ml/16in in the last 24 hours in some parts of the 'Sunshine' Coast.
It has stopped raining now but it looks like more rain ahead.
It is quite humid at 88%


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For the most part, it's been fine, sunny and warm here... same ol', same ol'  


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9am & 18 degrees   ...should have stayed in bed!!
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sunny and pleasantly warm here in Mandurah
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Kind of overcast day in Brisbane, a nice change And the rain last week was great!
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Quoted from union jack
it is sunny in england... not always rain he he


me and my big mouth it rained..
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The weather in Perth has been so warm this Easter weekend. Odd even ...for April. Currently 6:30ish and its still 30 degrees  
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I agree, its been pretty warm down here in Mandurah also...still 29.5
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Rain, rain and more rain here this morning...but not cold. just wet.


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cooler today and a tad thundery
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Yes dull, wet and cooler. Winter came today.  ...but should be gone again tonorrow  ...like any decent visitor.
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It's just a tad wild, wet and windy here in SA.

King tide, blackout hits Adelaide
April 26, 2009 08:50am

A KING tide in the Port River late yesterday flooded riverbank areas, part of which is used to store contaminated soil.

And Adelaide's wild weather has cut power to the CBD and eastern suburbs, forcing a show at the Festival Centre to be stopped half way through.

The king tide flooded Jenkins St, New Port, Fletcher's Slip and the former General Motors Holden site on Port Rd.

The slip has been used by the Land Management Corporation to dump contaminated soil excavated for the Newport Quays developments. Port of Adelaide National Trust Branch chairman Tony Kearney said Fletcher's Slip was a ``recognised flood-prone piece of land''.

He said the branch - along with other local organisations - and residents had warned for more than two years against using it to store contaminated soil.

``It is unfortunate that the LMC failed to heed the advice from the community given their knowledge and experience of the area and, as a consequence, some contamination of the Port River will have occurred,'' Mr Kearney said.

The river is a dolphin sanctuary.

``This evening's flooding is not the highest expected this weekend with Sunday evening being potentially higher by 10cm and Monday evening's higher still, dependent on the wind direction,'' Mr Kearney said.

In the city blackout outages affected Grenfell St, Hindley St and King William Rd, Kent Town and Norwood.

The lights went out at The Dunstan Playhouse, around at the Festival Centre, around 9pm forcing a performance of the musical Metro Street to be abandoned half way through.

Judy Lloyd from Hawthorn was in the audience watching the show when the lights suddenly went out.

``They carried on for a little while and the emergency lights came on in the audience, just weak lights, and the assistant director came on and made an announcement that there was a local ETSA power blackout,'' she said.

``They did a final little poignant act, which was very sad. Then we all had to leave section by section in emergency lighting".

Mrs Lloyd said she was kept waiting for 45 minutes in the near dark before they could leave.

``It was a shame we didn't getting to as far as the interval. It was a really good performance,'' she said.

TV and radio personality Keith Conlon was also in the audience.

``It was very touching, the associate director of the company came out and said we'll do the final number,'' he said.

``They sang the song without mikes but with the band and got a standing ovation".

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,25387344-5006301,00.html

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/gallery/0,22613,5038617-5014156,00.html

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Hi Paula

Yes you lot in Adelaide have had it tough this year 44+ then now very cold,
make sure you rug up.  


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pretty cool here in Esperance
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Chilly 20deg in Perth atm  
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It never rains here  
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I've seen more rain in the last 2 weeks in Esperance than what I did last 2 months in Mandurah
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Don't know....its dark, but temperature nice..coolish.


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been around 20 all day.........good for working
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Okayyyyyy! It can stop raining NOW!

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Maroochydore Ap at 08:40 EST history »
temperature16.9°C
dew point16.1°C
relative humidity95%  
feels like16.9°C
wind  S 12km/h
wind gusts17km/h
pressure1012.4hPa
fire danger1.1 Low
rainfall since 9am/last hr 79.4mm / -  
Maroochydore Ap Nambour Tewantin Beerburrum


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Monday= 5.6mm
Tuesday= 27.8
Wednesday= 79.4!  That's actually 4 and a half inches of rain





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Sorry to hear that south queensland is getting yet another down pour of rain. Here in the west we have been waiting for the rain for 3 days.They say today now.;Mind you the sun is shining. Maybe the weather man mad a mistake. I do hope you all get some releif soon. And we will wait to see if we get any. I just hope that there will be minimal damage for you all.
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We were fine after one more shower in the Buderim/Maroochydore area. No flooding in this immediate area north of Caloundra and south on Rainbow Beach. The kids from my surrogate daughter's school which sits high and dry were sent home. Parents were called 15-30 minutes after they dropped them off to come collect them. The BOM radar showed there was never a danger in this particular area but then there would be children who traveled in buses from a little ways out where the roads may of been cut off. After teacher's strike yesterday and now this today poor kids are the one's who are the worst off. Abby got told off by her Dad all day


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Wow... Brisbane has had nearly 75mm of rain since 9am

http://www.bom.gov.au/
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Yes my sisters 2 days off in a row  

I'm loving the rain though
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Supposedly we're going to see this weird thing called rain tomorrow  
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Hec that was quick  ...wetness has arrived just now  
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Hehehe, did you recognise it as rain?  

We have had 263mm in 15 days of rain, this month!


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Adelaide should be hit with some rain this weekend... fingers crossed.

How far inland did the rain reach? I heard people say that the drought is over in Qld but did it go far in enough to give the agricultural areas a decent soak?
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No rain as yet here in sunny Esperance, strangly warm today........just come down to 26 degrees, peaked at 28....
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Don't worry I'm sure you'll get some soon. Heavy showers here today, but the strong winds were the bigger surprise.

Hows the Queenslanders??
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warm and windy here now, still no rain
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My cousin in England e-mailed me about a possible impending heatwave.  I asked how hot it was going to get and she replied "I think about 32C."  I burst out laughing remembering our 38C+ spurt for 15 days straight in '08.  Good thing she couldn't hear me!  

Officials issue heatwave warning  

A heatwave alert has been issued by the Met Office amid warnings of extreme temperatures over the next few days.

There is a 60% risk of a heatwave for Monday and Tuesday with daytime highs in London reaching 32C and remaining warm at night...

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^^ I would love some of that. Watching Wimbledon last night and seeing everyone enjoying a summers day was more than I could handle as I shivered here in the cold with the wind and rain pounding outside.

17 deg. here atm with storm front on it's way  
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It's beautifully warm with a little breeze. Just glorious. Nanna nap time!


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17 degrees and blowy here
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This is literally 4 km down the road from where I live and we had NO idea until we heard it on the news.

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/gallery/0,22613,5058618-5014156,00.html#


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OMG Paula!

Here today, spectacularly sunny winter's day.

Beerburrum at 10:30 EST history »

temperature18.5°C

dew point9.0°C

relative humidity54%

feels like18.5°C

wind
SW 3km/h
wind gusts 7km/h

fire danger 3.9 Low

PURRFECT!


     
     
     
     
     

                              


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12 degrees here, cool and sunny with clouds
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best day all week udthik it was spring
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It's 21 degrees and sunny  
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Freezing here!
Ok fine during the day it seems much more like spring than winter
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15 degrees here and sunny.............
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27 deg during the day here and expected to be 28-30 tomorrow and Sunday


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OMG it was 31 here yesterday in the Glasshouse Mountains and 35 at Maroochydore! If this is a taste of summer, God help me! Hot dry wind, no humidity, fans on left right and centre!


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Thank goodness today is marginally cooler in Brisbane than it was yesterday...I made the silly mistake of leaving the office at lunchtime and could not get back to the office and aircon quick enough!  And winter is not officially over yet!  What is summer going to be like??


Yesterday while on the stairs, I saw a Man who wasn't there.  He wasn't there again today...I wish that He would go away!!
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Most days I wake up and look out the window and think I could be in New Zealand. The weather is just the same!!
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18.9 MINIMUM AND 30 DEG MAXIMUM! and it's still winter HA!

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gee, you had 36 on monday, that is extreme in winter....
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My brain is working overtime working out how to put my LG aircon in my bedroom window.


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well...I got mine working at the moment, but I don't know the temperature


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We've had a lot of rain these last two months!   

Last year's rainfall in just 8 weeks
August 27, 2009 12:01am

MORE water has flowed into Adelaide's reservoirs in the past eight weeks than the whole of last year.

The total capacity of the city's 10 reservoirs is now 76.4 per cent, compared to 64.6 per cent at the same time last year when water was being pumped from the River Murray.

SA Water is yet to start pumping river water this year because 57.2 gigalitres of water has flowed into reservoirs from rainfall since July 1. A total of 48 gigalitres of runoff flowed into reservoirs in the entire 2008-09 financial year...

Rain at the start of this week increased the reservoirs by 3.4 per cent, or 7.5 gigalitres of water, by 8am yesterday.

SA Water head of water quality Dr John Howard said the drought had posed significant water-quality challenges, but it had techniques in place to prevent poor-quality water entering supply. When it does rain, sediment, micro-organisms and organic material can be washed into reservoirs.

This week's rain has also caused decreased water consumption across Adelaide, as gardeners refrain from watering their plants.

An average of 284 megalitres of water a day was used in the past week – 24 per cent lower than the average daily water consumption of 376 megalitres per day so far in 2009.

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That's fabulous. Wish our tanks were full to overflowing here in the middle of the Glasshouse Mountains!


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Sitting last night, watching RSPCA animal rescue... 5 minutes from the end of the show we had a blackout that lasted until 20 past 12 midnight.  
At 4:30 pm Tuesday we had a sudden massive storm. Winds@ 90klm, rain pounding sideways from the West/NW, trees bent on a 70deg angle, pine cones flying off pine trees like missiles, branches breaking on most trees. I thought of filming it with my digital camera near the tail end of it Not nearly enough drama on the film. Missed it
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We have the heat now, 36 degrees here right now
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I have my aircon installed in my Living room window and I don't care how damned hot it gets.... so of course it is forecast to be a cool 24-26 week


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Pray for more blackouts this week rather than later on in summer  
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Last night just after dark we received tremendous lightning thunder and heavy rain. It rained for most of the night and lightning and thunder continued until about 3am. The tank which was half full is almost to the top and the smaller top up tank is 2/3rd full after actually being empty. Whoohoo. I checked the rain gauge and we had 3 and 1/2 inches. Fabulous and looks like more today and maybe tomorrow. Everything is jumping out of the ground!


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I am tired of all these weather related records we're breaking here in SA.  

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/11/18/2745742.htm


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44 in Roxby Downs today. It’d be sunny but it’s windy and I can’t see the sun for dust.

I’m glad I didn’t vacuum yesterday, but it looks like I’ll have to do it sometime in the next few days. At least I’ve got a working vacuum cleaner now. We’ve had some shocking dust storms this year and my old vacuum cleaner couldn’t handle it. I had to buy a new one that uses water as a filter.


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It's purdie nice weather here in Port Macquarie...I donno da temp but jes now I can see it's only slightly overcast now but with plenty of sun earlier today!  
Still, the crumbie tv EPGs prompt us to wanna move back to da good ole USA!

http://flynnsbeachpark.spaces.live.com/default.aspx?wa=wsignin1.0&sa=462233396

http://wonbeachpark.vox.com/

Arizona weather is hot & dry too but at leat Lake Havasu will have "Saturday Night Live, Regis & Kelly, as well as an accurate electronic program guide on the television service!
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I’ve just been collecting weather stats for my town because I’m going to support my young neighbours today in a tenancy tribunal hearing. They’ve been 6 and a half weeks without aircon in a poky little flat and the landlord’s done nothing. They have two young children and she’s heavily pregnant with the third. The official temperature is taken at the airport. Town is usually around 5 degrees hotter.

In the first 18 days of this month there have been nine days with a maximum over 40 and a further four days with a maximum over 35. Today’s max will be 44 with thunderstorms and some rain, so perhaps the members of the tribunal might get some idea what it’s like when they step off their little plane and into a moist fan forced oven! For once I’m glad for a hot and humid day. It can be hard for someone from Adelaide to truly appreciate how necessary an aircon is here unless they get some experience.


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If I lived in a humid climate I'd move.


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Its bloody hot tonight.....even the wind is hot.


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Adelaide 20/11 03:25am 32.5

FAAAAAAAAAR OUT... I'm sweating in bed. And tomorrow's/today's (Friday) maximum is supposed to be 29.
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Oh, bring back the 43 C and 9% humidity!  

This 23.3 C and 66% humidity is... R E V O L T I N G!  


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Lightning shows from last night...

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/gallery/0,22613,5061676-5014156-1,00.html

TG the humidity is now under 50%!     I was beginning to fear I'd moved to Qld.  


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It's wild, woolly and raining here today.

Boy tells of being swept down raging creek
Article from: AARON MacDONALD
November 27, 2009 09:20pm
A YOUNG Elizabeth boy had a terrifying near-death ordeal amidst raging storms and heavy rain across the state last night.

The boy staggered into Elizabeth Police Station just after 8pm last night dishevelled, wet and cold and suffering from shock and minor injuries.

He told police that he had fallen into a creek running through Argana Park in Elizabeth Downs, and been swept away by the fast-flowing current.

He was unable to pull himself from the waters, and was swept along for a terrifying two kilometres before finally hauling himself from the frigid waters near Winterslow Bridge on Winterslow Rd.

He walked to nearby Elizabeth Police Station and presented himself to astonished police before being rushed in an ambulance to Lyell McEwin Hospital.

While the weather bureau has cancelled the urgent warnings it issued for the Adelaide region earlier this afternoon, warnings are still in place for the South East.

Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce damaging winds in excess of 90 km/h in the warning area this evening. Large hailstones are also possible. Locations which may be affected include Mount Gambier, Naracoorte, Bordertown and Lucindale.

The bureau advises that rain is likely to return to Adelaide later tonight as stormy weather which is current lashing the Eyre Peninsula moves over the city. Rain will continue in the agricultural districts for at least 24 hours.

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,26408613-5006301,00.html

Yesterday afternoon was amazing, thunder, lightning and the HUGEST blobs of rain I have ever seen.   


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How old is the boy..Paula.
He is luck to survive that ordeal.

The storm is heading my way.....windy and still warm 26c here and no rain.


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How old is the boy..Paula.
He is luck to survive that ordeal.

The storm is heading my way.....windy and still warm 26c here and no rain.


the report didn't mention an age.



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Our tanks are over flowing again from 2 afternoon's of wild wind, driving rain, small hailstones, lightning  and thunder Fabulous for our water reserves and no damage, here
3 stinking days of continual heat wave though Humidity was 86% after the rain yesterday


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Mostly sunny
Now
22.9°C steady
Updated at 10:40 WST

Southern Coastal for Monday Morning cloud. Moderate SW/SE winds.
Currently at Esperance
Temperature           22.9°C      steady
Dew Point           14.4°C      steady
Feels Like           22.9°C
Relative Humidity           59%
Wind      icon
     WSW 22km/h      steady
Wind Gusts           33km/h
Pressure           1013.8hPa      steady
Fire Danger           5.9 Moderate
Rain since 9am/last hr           0.0mm / -
Sun on Monday
Sunrise      sunrise
     04:35 WST
Sunset      sunset
     18:47 WST

Should feel good but its very uncomfortable right now
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28 degrees

Perfect day at the beach  
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21 C and sunny, sunny, sunny!


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Freakin HOT

Today     34°C
Tonight     21°C

Currently at Beerburrum (5 minutes by car south of here)
Temperature          29.3°C     
Dew Point          19.0°C     
Feels Like          30.6°C
Relative Humidity          54%

Wind     
NNE 11km/h     
Wind Gusts          19km/h
Pressure          -     
Fire Danger          6.7 Moderate
Rain since 9am/last hr           0.0mm / 0.0mm

Sun on Tuesday
Sunrise     
04:47 EST
Sunset     
18:33 EST

Nearby Now
Maroochydore Ap      26.4°C
Redcliffe      27.1°C
Tewantin      26.5°C
15:36


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20 C in Esperance right now and sunny
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Freakin HOT ...


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Getting cooler, still sunny   16.5c
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Hot, schmot!  


It's damned hot when the Humidity gets to around 70+% as well as 32degC, lets see you take it well. I know how much you hate humidity Paula BUT... 9 months of the year it is spectacular weather!


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43 here today in Esperance..........thats hot
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Currently at Beerburrum
Temperature          23.3°C     
Dew Point          18.8°C     
Feels Like                  23.3°C
Relative Humidity     76%  
Wind     
Calm     
Wind Gusts          0km/h
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Oh SNOW...how lucky for you Jack.

we had rain last night and I thought that was good.


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Wet wet wet... tanks are full again and 90% humidity


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perfect....27 degrees
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thunderstorms and hail predicted ...but not seen yet.


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a very balmy 24 degrees...magic....
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much cooler than earlier, but we have a HUGE bushfire  

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,26519212-5006301,00.html


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Oh Paula..what rotten luck. Just when everybody is winding down and getting ready for family time and fun and time off.

Nice day here..got a little sunburnt by the pool and cool this evening...settling down to watch some movies.


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18 degrees and lovely calm night
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Currently at Beerburrum
Temperature          28.3°C     
Dew Point          21.1°C     
Feels Like          30.5°C
Relative Humidity          65%

Wind     
E 11km/h     
Wind Gusts          22km/h
Pressure          -     

Fire Danger          4.4 Low
Rain since 9am/last hr           0.2mm / 0.0mm


Beerburrum Past 5 Days
     Minimum     Maximum     Rainfall

Sun
Dec 27      23°C      -      19mm

Sat
Dec 26      22.3°C      29°C      11.4mm

Fri
Dec 25      19.8°C      30.2°C      4.0mm

Thu
Dec 24      19.3°C      30.7°C      0.0mm

Wed
Dec 23      20.5°C      30.6°C      0.6mm


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Been stormy all day...but nice at moment


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I am not looking forward to tuesday, it is forecast 43 degrees in Esperance
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Oh, bring back the 43 C and 9% humidity!  

This 23.3 C and 66% humidity is... R E V O L T I N G!  


Oh that's nothing, we're usually 95%+
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Oh that's nothing, we're usually 95%+


Revolting...  


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Three weeks of sun and humidity, and now tonight just the second time I've seen rain! NZ is having a great summer.

Keep up the heat WA, I'll be home soon  
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Yes it's blinking hot in Perth by all accounts and floods in parts of NSW. We have had little sun for a week and around 3 inches of rain, here. Tanks are full, the entire 1+ acre is green, life is good.


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Brisbane - for new years eve - it's horrible!  

light showers all over the place...
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Brisbane - for new years eve - it's horrible!  

light showers all over the place...


Suffer!  

Perfect here, cool change to come...


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20 degrees here right now, 14 forecast for midnight.....its gonna be a cool dry one
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Melbourne ands it's HOT.  I'm watching the cloud come in on google weather.  Can't it float faster.




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Perfect here on the sunny coast as it is in Brisbane this evening, no rain. Full moon tomorrow night!


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28 degrees...heavy rain, cloudy and can't see the moon, but I'm loving the rain.


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... Bah we sweltered through the last day of the decade here. It was okay for me though in the house was a perfect 24 degrees haha... cept for the hour I spent out of the house >_<
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Wasn't it hot, Matt?  It's lovely now though.


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Perth is looking to have a perfect start to the new year with 30 degrees. Beaut out there atm with 24 and a light breeeze  
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21 degrees at the moment in Esperance with light breeze
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It's about 17 degrees and almost cold.  


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20.8 right now with 24 max forecast
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Currently at Beerburrum
Temperature          27.7°C     
Dew Point          18.7°C     
Feels Like          28.8°C
Relative Humidity          58%
Wind     
N 11km/h     
Wind Gusts          17km/h
Pressure          -     
Fire Danger          5.5 Moderate
Rain since 9am/last hr           0.8mm / 0.0mm



Beerburrum Past 5 Days
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Sat
Jan 2      22°C      -             0.8mm

Fri
Jan 1      20.4°C      29°C      2.0mm

Thu
Dec 31      20.0°C      29.0°C      15.8mm

Wed
Dec 30      22.2°C      29.8°C      4.6mm

Tue
Dec 29      22.6°C      30.1°C      20.6mm


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Adelaide Ap Forecast
Tonight      13°C
Tomorrow      25°C
Mostly sunny
Now
19.4°C falling
Updated at 19:05 CDT

Adelaide for Saturday Fine. Partly cloudy. A cool evening with fresh south to southwest winds easing.
Sunday Fine. Morning cloud clearing to a mostly sunny afternoon. Light to moderate southeast to east winds and a moderate southwest afternoon sea breeze.
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Currently at Adelaide Ap
Temperature           19.4°C      falling
Dew Point           6.6°C      falling
Feels Like           19.4°C
Relative Humidity           43%
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Wind Gusts           41km/h
Pressure           1018.9hPa      rising
Fire Danger           10.8 Moderate
Rain since 9am/last hr           0.0mm / -
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45.3 now here in Esperance, bloody murder without an aircon
its an all time January record
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Brrr-itain Braces For Further Big Freeze
3:13pm UK, Friday January 08, 2010

Hannah Thomas-Peter, Sky News Online

As Britain shivers in temperatures as cold as the South Pole, forecasters are warning there is more to come.
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Ho.....ig_Freeze_Countinues
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Normally when the Northern Hemisphere has weather like they are it follows that the Southern Hemisphere follows with a bitterly cold winter and heaps of snow


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.... kill me now currently 41 degrees. Tomorrow will be 43. I hate summer!
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43.3 right now here in sunny esperance
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I am suffering pulled muscles from the after affects of food poisoning and the last 2 posts made me and it hurt It's still furney though!

Currently at Beerburrum
Temperature          27.8°C     
Dew Point          19.3°C     
Feels Like                   29.2°C
Relative Humidity          60%
Wind                    E 9km/h     
Wind Gusts          13km/h
Pressure          -     
Fire Danger          5.0 Low
Rain since 9am/last hr           0.6mm / 0.0mm



Beerburrum Past 5 Days
        Minimum     Maximum     Rainfall
Sat
Jan 9      19.1°C      30°C      1.0mm

Fri
Jan 8      20.5°C      29.0°C      9.0mm

Thu
Jan 7      21.3°C      28.8°C      1.2mm

Wed
Jan 6      20.9°C      27.5°C      7.0mm

Tue
Jan 5      19.9°C      26.7°C      2.6mm


My advice to those sweltering.... stay in air-conditioning or in a shade covered pool. If that's not possible, empty the fridge and get in it


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After a heatwave of a week, just a great day of 30 degrees and a light breeze today. Perfect  
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Don't flip out, it's about to cool down
ELISSA DOHERTY CHRIS PEPPER
January 09, 2010 11:30pm

SOUTH Australia sweated through - and survived - a scorcher yesterday, with temperatures across the state soaring to more than 40C in many centres.

Wudinna recorded the highest temperature of 45C, while Adelaide sweltered through a maximum of 41.3C.

And there's more in store tomorrow before a cool change sweeps through the state and brings the mercury down into the 20s.

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,1,26570317-2682,00.html


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Daisy has Europe under control !

http://www.n24.de/news/newsitem_5742482.html?id=745060&autoplay=true

WE COULD REALLY DO WITH SOME VEGEMITE . . . )) )


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Kill me... I can't sleep. It's 3.21am and still 31 degrees and all I have is a piddly little fan on me. Parents won't let us use the aircon so we can sleep in the lounge...
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@ Matt

1. How about sleeping on the balcony or in the garden or

1. A ventilator or

2. A shower without drying afterwards and cover with a summer blanket (blanket with perforation)
    or wet a sheet and roll yourself in it ?

Unfortunately I can't send you a truckload of snow and ice. We've got heaps of it !


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Lol I've resorted to staying up til day when the air con is in use
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The Weather people lied , Matt. Tonight is when they now 'predict' you to get a southerly change

If it was my home Matt, the aircon would of stayed on!


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Quoted from SuziH
... If it was my home Matt, the aircon would have stayed on!


Same here.  My comfort is more important than the cost of running an AC.


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The Weather people lied , Matt. Tonight is when they now 'predict' you to get a southerly change


Suzi the weather god I praise you... much better than those evil people at the Bureau of Meteorology.

I dunno if you've been outside at all today Paula, but I was out there for about a minute and I thought I was in hell. It's stinking hot and theres a breeze which is like standing in front of a heater.
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60 something (64 I think) days without rain and finally today we got two quick heavy showers.. oooooooooooohhhhhh the humidity!!!  
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Beerburrum Past 5 Days
        Minimum     Maximum     Rainfall
Sun
Feb 7      22°C      -              72mm  

Sat
Feb 6      21.2°C      32°C      0.0mm

Fri
Feb 5      19.9°C      30.5°C      0.0mm

Thu
Feb 4      20.1°C      30.9°C      0.4mm

Wed
Feb 3      20.8°C      30.3°C      0.4mm

Thunder banging most of the night and even now. Soooo sticky!

I can see one neighbour's driveway and at the lower part of it, it is like a pond/lake. The frogs were deafening last night.


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Adelaide       09/03:54am       30.1

Latest update from the BoM. I can't sleep cause of this weather ><
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It's freaking horrible with this humidity.  Take it away!  If I wanted it I'd move to a place that had crappy weather.  Waaaa!  


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click : and you will feel better at once ! (clip: 15 sec only)

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We have had around 7 inches of rain since Mid-Saturday.
So far this year we have had 15 and a half inches
Today it is 86% humidity with no wind/breeze.


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Beerburrum Past 5 Days
            Minimum     Maximum     Rainfall
Wed
Feb 17      20°C      -             158mm

Tue
Feb 16      23.6°C      31°C      6.2mm

Mon
Feb 15      23.2°C      34.8°C      0.0mm

Sun
Feb 14      20.2°C      32.4°C      0.0mm

Sat
Feb 13      18.3°C      30.7°C      0.0mm

Beerburrum Year To Date

average rainfall to Feb 382.6mm 28.6 day(s)

total for 2010 420.6mm 26 day(s)

total to this day 2009 295.4mm 31 day(s)

wettest day 158.0mm Feb 17

lowest temperature 15.2°C Jan 19

highest temperature 37.2°C Jan 18

YESTERDAY: Humidity was 92% Right now it is around 85%


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OMG!!! It looks like we may get rain this arvo!! Will be the first real rain since November, so fingers and toes crossed!!  
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Toes are really hard to cross!

Well we have a cyclone to the Far North. Candy should be getting the bottom tip of the cyclone with rain.

Currently at Beerburrum
Temperature          22.4°C     
Dew Point          20.7°C     
Feels Like          22.4°C
Relative Humidity          90%
Wind     
Calm     
Wind Gusts          0km/h
Pressure          -     
Fire Danger          1.2 Low

total rainfall for 2010 757.6mm 54 day(s)

I have stopped checking the rain gauge!!
I reckon that we have has more rain in my back yard than what's recorded 10k away at Beerburrum.  




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Look at the radar pic above and you can guess why Tasman has not been on properly for a coupla days! Perth was/is getting thunderstorms
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/wa/perth/perth
At least the drought has broken in Perth


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Sorry just saw this Suzi. Yes we had quite a shocker and nothing since. Well until tonight ...looks like a rough night coming our way  
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Hope not too rough and no damage! We have had a day of light showers


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pretty sticky here in Esperance.....still 30 degrees and a lot of thunder in the air.
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On Saturday our humidity was 90%, temp was 30 I had my aircon on every day until yesterday when it was cooler and cloudy.


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For those among you guys who might be interested in what's
happening over here in Europe right now:






Today I for the first time had to improvise our dinner since plenty of food was missing in the supermarkets not to speak about other branches of economic activity which are blocked because of the volcuno eruption. The Icelanders are very concerned about the situation in their country. The easing of the volcano is not yet in sight.



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Yes, we all take it for granted about food being available from the supermarkets, I hope it is nor too long before things are back to normal in your part of the world.
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The ash didn't even hit Iceland (capital) until yesterday, they are fine unless Katla goes off Which part of me hopes it will for the drama but mainly I don't
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Thanks for the update Tesla. We hear about the Airline disruptions but don't realise all the other implications for people as far away as you and how it affects so many.
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NSW, prepare for a lashing - here comes the wet
From: The Daily Telegraph May 29, 2010 12:00am


EMERGENCY services are braced for cyclonic conditions, with a large low-pressure system off the coast of NSW threatening heavy rain and winds of up to 100km'h at the weekend.

Police and Bureau of Meteorology forecasters have issued warnings to people from the South Coast, through Sydney and as far north as the Hunter to expect torrential rain, gale force winds and big seas.

As well as warning motorists of added dangers on the road, police have issued specific warnings to rock anglers, bushwalkers and canyoners following a series of recent deaths and rescue operations.

SES volunteers have been put on stand-by, with the weather expected to worsen over the weekend and the most severe wind gusts expected tomorrow afternoon or evening.

Meteorologist Dmitriy Danchuk said even if Sydney avoided the worst of the weather, the city could still expect heavy rain.

"The most significant rain we are expecting is on Sunday and during the day the rain could become heavy," he said.

Meanwhile, the safety of the flood levees which protect more than 70,000 people across the state

has been called into question with figures showing up to 80 per cent may be inadequate. The structural integrity of the levees is being investigated by the SES and a water engineering specialist firm.

While councils are required to maintain the levees, the SES found they were more focused on drought and few even kept information about their levees. Of the 59 examined, the structural integrity of 80 per cent was "either unknown, or considered likely to be inadequate".

"We have been lobbying the State Government for some time but not getting anywhere," chairman of the Floodplain Management Authority Allan Ezzy said. "There's over 600km of levees throughout the state. It's really quite a mess."

Mr Ezzy said he also had concerns, based on flood information from the 1800s, about Sydney's northwest and the Nepean area in a major flood.

http://www.news.com.au/nationa.....frfkvr-1225872752508

Beerburrum Past 5 Days  this month
               Minimum  Maximum     Rainfall

Sat
May 29      16°C      -              17mm

Fri
May 28      12.6°C      22°C      2.2mm

Thu
May 27      12.8°C      22.9°C      0.2mm

Wed
May 26      14.7°C      24.1°C      0.0mm

Tue
May 25      16.0°C      21.9°C      5.0mm

Beerburrum Year To Date

average rainfall to May 783.8mm 66.3 day(s)

total for 2010 977.2mm 94 day(s)

total to this day 2009 1411.2mm89 day(s)

wettest day 158.0mmFeb 17

lowest temperature 7.9°CMay 15

highest temperature 37.2°CJan 18


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Beautiful day

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Mini-tornado hits Lennox Heads in northern New South Wales
By Jessica Johnston From: News Limited newspapers June 03, 2010 8:44am

A MINI-tornado has ripped off roofs and left people trapped in cars amid rising floodwaters in the the northern New South Wales coastal town of Lennox Heads.

The twister, which hit at about 7.30am (AEST), "sounded like a jet" as it crossed the coast, a witness told ABC News.

Early reports indicated that the Pacific Parade area was the worst affected after a water-spout hit the shore, with caravans and cabins at the Lake Ainsworth Caravan Park overturned, The Gold Coast Bulletin reported.

There were unconfirmed reports of people missing, and other reports of people injured by flying debris.

A command post has been set up at Lennox Point Hotel, and evacuation centres have been established.

Residents have been warned to stay in their homes.

Weather Channel meteorologist Tom Saunders said the water-spout was like a mini-tornado, which produced flash flooding and damaging winds.

A severe thunderstorm warning has also been issued for the area, with large hail, very heavy rain, flash flooding and water-spouts that could produce destructive winds likely.

The affected area includes Lennox Head, Lismore, Byron Bay, Ballina, Brunswick Head and Evans Head.

Emergency services from across the region are assessing the damage.

http://www.news.com.au/nationa.....frfkvr-1225874829941

More of this report just in...
AT LEAST one person is missing and others have been injured after a huge storm swept through the beachside town of Lennox Head on the New South Wales north coast.

Buildings have been destroyed and power lines brought down, while police say more people may have been hurt when what has been described as a mini-tornado hit the town about 7.30am (AEST) today.

A mother and daughter were taken to hospital after being hit by flying debris, media reports say.

Emergency services said the picture remained unclear with numerous calls for help from residents in the area.

Police inspector Shane Dean said he could see "mini tornadoes" off the Lennox Head coast.

"As I look out at the ocean you can actually see what I'd describe as mini tornadoes out to sea," he told Channel 7.

Resident Andy Brown told ABC Radio he saw a twister cross the coast.
"It sounded like a jet was coming in to land on our house," he said.

"The spiralling of the material just being ripped out the roofs as you would see in a tornado in America but just on a smaller scale.

"(There were) sheets of roofing spinning into the air and anything else that it can pick up. It's hard to explain, a friend of ours has been injured and they can't get out, no ambulances can get in because of the powerlines."

The wild storm was reportedly heading up the coast, with reports of two twisters sighted off Byron Bay, the Gold Coast Bulletin reported.

People trapped in cars

At Lennox Head, roofs were ripped off, people trapped in cars in rising flood waters and power lines felled during the freak storm.

Early reports indicate the Pacific Parade area was the worst affected after a water-spout hit the shore, with caravans and cabins at the Lake Ainsworth Caravan Park overturned.

A command post has been set up at Lennox Point Hotel, and evacuation centres have been established.

Residents have been warned to stay in their homes.

Weather Channel meteorologist Tom Saunders said the water-spout was like a mini-tornado, which produced flash flooding and damaging winds.

A severe thunderstorm warning has also been issued for the area, with large hail, very heavy rain, flash flooding and water-spouts that could produce destructive winds likely.

The affected area includes Lennox Head, Lismore, Byron Bay, Ballina, Brunswick Head and Evans Head.

Emergency services from across the region are rushing to assess the damage.

Floodwaters forced a school at Middle Pocket, near Mullumbimby, to close this morning.

Up to 185mm of rain fell in some areas last night, an SES spokesman said.

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If only I'd known.
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I am seriously over winter!  $2186 return to London with 4 nights hotel accommodation is looking really, really good.  


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I don't know Paula...Cairns is closer and warmer




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But I don't like Queensland, Candy and I LOVE London!  


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I would much rather be in France watching the Tour De France
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I'd settle for France too, LB.


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I love where I live. Remember Candy.... Paula hates humidity and look at what it is in Cairns
Here this morning it was 95% humidity and right now I am perspiring. I could never live in Cairns
I am about to turn the fan on.


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Humidity keeps the skin a lot more wrinkle free, but it sure is hot.


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I am with Paula on that one, I detest humidity, give me dry heat anyday..
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Give me heat!! Just 13 degrees here today  

...and plenty of rain ...finally  
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Glorious day here yesterday with bright sunshine and a breeze. Got to over 20c.
I can live with humidity if I have a fan on me. Don't think I could handle the humidity further north than here though. If I am in a dry/low humidity area I get sinus 12 months of the year. I grew up in one then after moving to Tamworth I was in a dry climate all over again. Hated it.
Maybe it is because you LB and Paula were raised in the UK that you don't like humidity. Not that there is anything to like about humidity though really. You have to learn to live with it. I would not be able to stand the extreme cold having grown up with that as well.


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Perth's wild weather hit us about midnight last night.  There's been quite a bit of damage, trees down, car accidents and power outages.

P.S. Look out eastern states, it's heading your way.


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It's times like this I am so glad our power is all underground.  

Thousands without power after storm hits SA

About 60,000 properties are without power across much of Adelaide and South Australia as a result of wild weather overnight.

Some parts of the southern suburbs and the mid-north could be without power until at least midday.

Emergency Services have responded to more than 350 call outs since 11:00 last night.

Falling trees have blocked roads and damaged houses and powerlines.

The weather bureau's Tom Boeck says wind gusts of up to 126 kilometres an hour have been reported.

They're going to be quite strong for the rest of the day but there will be a gradual easing sort of late morning, early afternoon," he said.

Bobby-Jean Stevens from the Transport Department says a tree has fallen on the tramline at South Terrace in the city, putting the tram out of action for a section of the line between Glengowrie and the Entertainment Centre.

"We do however have bus substitutes organised for any inconvenienced passengers," she said.

Tram services are expected to be affected until at least this afternoon.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/07/10/2950005.htm


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Strong winds predicted to hit Victoria

The State Emergency Service (SES) is urging Victorians to take extra precautions, with damaging winds expected across most parts of the state today.

The warning comes after strong winds caused widespread damage across South Australia overnight.

A severe weather warning has been issued for much of Victoria, with forecasts of winds of 50 to 70 kilometres an hour.

Gusts may reach 100 kilometres an hour in southern and mountain districts, after the cold front moves through from Western Australia.

SES deputy director of operations Tim Wiebusch says emergency service volunteers are on heightened alert.

"We're asking people particularly at the likes of community events such as markets or sporting events to secure any temporary structures that they may be using and even to consider whether the structure has the capacity to sustain very high winds up to 100 kilometres an hour," he said.

Meanwhile, emergency services have responded to hundreds of call-outs in South Australia as winds of up to 104 kilometres an hour crossed the state.

There have been reports of trees on houses and power lines, and a number of car accidents.

The storms have also caused widespread power outages across both the metropolitan and regional parts of the state, particularly on the Eyre and Yorke Peninsulas and Kangaroo Island.

The weather bureau is expecting the rain and winds to ease by about midday.


http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/07/10/2950004.htm


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We in SEQld never get the bad weather from the lower Western states. We mostly get ours from the Ocean or from NT or inland Qld. Sometimes bad weather from northern NSW will creep over the border.


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From Scotland so the weathers always great dire
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Never been off Australia, Sandy, but know Scotland is very cold and not as 'Bright/colourful' as Australia.


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Aye, its not the greatest ever! haha

Would happily move to Aus, not got the money though
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wear a turban and hop on a boat............you won't have a problem....lol

The weather here in Esperance is cold and rainy, temp 12 degrees...............
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Sunny and heading into the twenties today. Most of next week looking the same. Perfect!!!  
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OMG it was 25 on my veranda at 9:30am got up to 35 out there. Very windy this morning so washed the sheets and towels and they were dry in no time at all We have had a very mild winter.... winter.... what winter?
We've had an inch of rain this week. The minimums have been spring like as have the maximums.... please don't let it be a long hot summer.  
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We've had lots of rain of late, much needed too, but with the need comes some problems...

Muddy outback roads a 'danger'
Updated Fri Sep 17, 2010 2:11pm AEST

The manager of Mungeranie Hotel on the Birdsville Track says roads in outback South Australia should be closed indefinitely until they dry out.

The northern section of the Birdsville Track in SA was re-opened after recent flooding, but is closed again because of more rain.

Phil Gregurke from the hotel says the Track should be closed to all but essential travellers.

"I think what they need to do is declare all the outback area from Oodnadatta across to Cameron's Corner to Birdsville, Mount Dare as a disaster area and just close the entire place down," he said.

"If it keeps raining like this there is going to be a major accident and we're always concerned about anyone travelling along these roads when they're in this sort of condition."

The Transport Department says the northern section of the Birdsville Track is again closed in SA but the southern section from Marree is open to four-wheel-drives.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/09/17/3014659.htm


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