Yikes! Yes, that's too hot!![]()
I was just sort of talking about this from someone else from South Australia. Yeah, that is more than just a bit too hot. I think anything over 35ºc (95ºf) is getting too hot. Alternatively I think anything below 20ºc (68ºf) is too cold though. I'm fussy ... and freezing my tits off here in jolly old england.![]()
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Well duh, so would most anyone.Right now, I'd happily swap 45ºc for < 20ºc![]()
A mate of mine is working on a mine out in Western Australia. It's been over 40 there for months and just recently is getting well over 50C during the day. Out in the desert it's not unusual to see temps over 60C though as there's nobody living permanently out there the measurements are informal. 65C has been reported on a few occasions by people.
-22C is the coldest temperature recorded on the continent in 1994 at Charlotte's Pass in the Snowy Mountains.
This climate is rough. 65ºC is crazy stuff though.
I was going to ask if that temperature was measured in the shade, but then I realised, shade .. in the desert?!
I think it was easily 5ºC warmer in the sun. Never could understand why temperatures are measured in the shade.
That's what the temperature reached today in Adelaide, South Australia.
Just got home, put the a/c on about as strong as it can go. Really not enjoying this heat.
Got some pictures I took in the car on the way home, it was 6:40pm and still 45°c![]()
woo Adelaide! yeh it was very hot here today. luckily i have a pool and me and a buddy where chilling in it most of the day. went to do some watering at 6pm and it was still above 40 degrees, i was dripping with sweat just standing there with the hose. its 37 right now outside at 9.45pm![]()
… time to have another cold drink and off to bed. …
… Tomorrow's another stinking hot day.![]()
yeh its very dry heat this week. but that doesnt mean we dont get humidity (albeit a lot less than QLD). pretty much if you dont have aircon you will be uncomfortable.
We are getting 20cm of snow today and it's aboot -11c right now.
Makes it fun for driving and going skiing this weekend.
is your heat dry heat, or does it have humidity in it? i went to Uluru a few years back and it easily reached 48°C, but i wasnt THAT fussed by it because there was no moisture in the air. too bad the aircon in the van broke down hahahahahahaha.