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Yeah we've been having a heat wave of sorts here too. There should be snow, but it's still in the 40's and even low 50's! (F)
Average low and high here is 21° and 38° - today was 43° and 59°.
Yes to Fahrenheit, no to St. Paul. I was only there on Monday. I'm back in Fargo now.Is that Fahrenheit? Where are you?
EDIT: Just saw... St. Paul. Hey, I stayed in St. Paul for about 5 months back in 1997!
Made it here... Riiiight.Fargo? Cool.... they made a good movie there![]()
May through October? Cold? All in what your used to, I guess. April of '97 (possibly '98) I was jet skiing and the ice wasn't off of the lake yet.Haven't been that far, tbh. When I stayed in St. Paul was from May to October and it was colder than I was used to. That is some nasty flooding, though.
Yeah we've been having a heat wave of sorts here too. There should be snow, but it's still in the 40's and even low 50's! (F)
I was talking celcius. It's about 100F here at the moment.
Yeah the cool change has now been further delayed til monday. So sunday is 40C.
40C under our verrandah now.
Cool change came in today, so it only got up to 30C, but back up to 41 on Wednesday and Thursday, then another cool change i think.
Predicting 39C here tomorrow, with 41C Friday and 41C Saturday....![]()
Any chances of a southerly change?
Yay, it is so bloody hot it is making me high. It was apparently 40c here in Queensland. Now that mightn't seem much Thiele but add the stupid Queensland Humidity and you have hell. The humidity prevents fires for the most part but it makes you sweat so much, I am covering the keyboard in sweat just typing this. Btw, I have my fan on aswell. It must suck to live in North Queensland right now.
Yeah, thats the danger with less humidity. I used to live in South Australia and it is more of a dry heat than a humid heat.but we get perfect fire weather though.![]()
Yeah, thats the danger with less humidity. I used to live in South Australia and it is more of a dry heat than a humid heat.
42C outside right now, 50km/hr winds.