Un Happy Thread (warm, record, temperature, place)

[kronan123]

im not surprised of the high gay-ratio i must say... to visit a weather forum you've gotta be a whackjob in one way or another.

*no offense*

[alex985]

A lot of people on here are a lot younger than I expected (I pictured both P london and patrix both being in their mid-20s)


I thought I was the youngest one here lol (I'm 20)

I'm also surprised at the amount of gay people on here too!

[Kaleetan]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

Wearing clothing that isn't black in winter is considered extremely offensive.

Maybe in England. I'm in brightly colored clothing year round.

[Full Overcast]

The only thing gay here is Melbourne's climate.

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by Full Overcast

The only thing gay here is Melbourne's climate.

Which manages to troll everyone almost every year 20°C highs (although probably not THAT low?) in January while the rest of the country bakes under 32°C+

[Full Overcast]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

Which manages to troll everyone almost every year 20°C highs (although probably not THAT low?) in January while the rest of the country bakes under 32°C+

20C highs do occur every January

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by Full Overcast

20C highs do occur every January

I find it astonishing Melbourne gets Invercargill-like days even in the summertime.

I had a friend online several years ago that, when I talked to her one day, sweat was literally dripping from her face. I think the temp was between 40-45°C. I bet you felt redeemed for once in your life

[Full Overcast]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

I find it astonishing Melbourne gets Invercargill-like days even in the summertime.

I had a friend online several years ago that, when I talked to her one day, sweat was literally dripping from her face. I think the temp was between 40-45°C. I bet you felt redeemed for once in your life

The world's coldest ocean lies only a couple of km to the south and cold fronts are routine.

Well, unsurprisingly, it looks like it won't get anywhere near 30C today. As of 2pm it hasn't even reached 25C and it's getting overcast.

So typical So goddamned typical

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by Full Overcast

The world's coldest ocean lies only a couple of km to the south and cold fronts are routine.

Well, unsurprisingly, it looks like it won't get anywhere near 30C today. As of 2pm it hasn't even reached 25C and it's getting overcast.

So typical So goddamned typical

I watch this show called Kath & Kim with my fiancee; of course, it's based in Melbourne. Just by watching that show you'd think Melbourne was a sunny, very warm place kinda like Sydney; there's CIDPs in a lot of the scenes and frequent, sunny skies.

Tomorrow's gonna suck for you. Showers and 17°C according to weather.com. I checked Perth; too, and it's around the same conditions as Melbourne

[dunno what to put here]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

I watch this show called Kath & Kim with my fiancee; of course, it's based in Melbourne. Just by watching that show you'd think Melbourne was a sunny, very warm place kinda like Sydney; there's CIDPs in a lot of the scenes and frequent, sunny skies.

Tomorrow's gonna suck for you. Showers and 17°C according to weather.com. I checked Perth; too, and it's around the same conditions as Melbourne

Sydney and Melbourne have similar average maximums Dec-Feb, but I believe Melbourne is far less consistent and more prone to cool spells, and is a lot cooler at night.

Either way, it's warm and sunny by UK standards. He can at least take solace in that.