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Haha, true. My city is the latitude of the Bass Strait, and we have very hot summers every single year. But, your winters are much better than ours. At least you have happy, tall Canary Island Date Palms. We don't have anything remotely of the sort
Yeah but the summers are short and winters long and bitter. Wasn't it you who pointed out a 41F day there in June?
Which proves that Melbourne is an anomaly. It has palms and a record low equivalent to Miami, and yet here we are comparing the summer to a cold continental climate at much higher latitude.
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Make it clear that you are talking about record lows here...
No, I have found it in the Wunderground archives. Melbourne fell to 45F in January of this year.
Which proves that Melbourne is an anomaly. It has palms and a record low equivalent to Miami, and yet here we are comparing the summer to a cold continental climate at much higher latitude.
You're the one that bought Minneapolis into the discussion right out of the blue.
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No, I have found it in the Wunderground archives. Melbourne fell to 45F in January of this year.
Incorrect. Don't use Wunderground (or any other 3rd party site for that matter). Melbourne's lowest temp this January was 10.9C, which is about 51-52F. Try to stick to official sources please.
You're the one that bought Minneapolis into the discussion right out of the blue.
Incorrect. Don't use Wunderground (or any other 3rd party site for that matter). Melbourne's lowest temp this January was 10.9C, which is about 51-52F. Try to stick to official sources please.
Man, why are you posting in the Un Happy thread? You got a nice 8 months of winter to deal with, what's not to be Happy about?
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