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10°C / 50°F here in Vancouver. It's been a couple degrees below average these last couple weeks, but still pretty nice overall.
Back home in Saskatchewan they've been getting hammered with frigid temperatures and snow, and are only now just starting to go above freezing, but only just - the highs aren't expected to go above 4°C/39°F until next week. April so far is about as cold as March normally is. Definitely makes me appreciate being on the west coast!
It was really a beautiful end of afternoon. StilL 26°C at 19h30, with a high of 27°C two hours ago.
In the south west, they still have 30°C near Mont-de-Marsan.
But we see on the Atlantic facade a rapid loss of temepratures along the coasts... This will be for tomorrow...
Yes, but the link is refreshing each hour... I do not have found datas that keep each hour... unfortunally.
This one (from here) is archived. Otherwise, you can save the Météociel map on your computer and upload it to post on the forum. But it sure takes more time.
Wow, a humid 29°C being called pleasantly warm goes to show how much people's perceptions differ. For me that number would be around 17°C. 29°C is involuntary sauna and I hate saunas. It was a sunny 12°C yesterday and it felt a bit too hot when playing basketball in a T-shirt.
12c to warm to play basketball are you serious? you would not survive here I have soccer(football) games here in the summer when it's 90f(32c) with a dew point of 75f(24c) sure it's hot but it's not like your going to keel over and die.
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are you serious? you would not survive here I have soccer(football) games here in the summer when it's 90f(32c) with a dew point of 75f(24c) sure it's hot but it's not like your going to keel over and die.