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I already lived an entire summer with insane temperatures and that was ENOUGH. But at least last year extreme heat had the dignity to start in january!!!!
Didn't you have a heatwave in December as well? Anyway congrats, you'll sleep like a baby from now on.
Beautiful blue dome day today. From dawn to dusk there was literally not a cloud in the sky. High around 18 C, so about average. Feels quite warm after the last week of cold temps.
So, a low of -2c in your place is comparable of a low of -2c in june 9th here!
Goodness me, that must be record low for your latitiude. We record ground frosts in june but rarely air frosts, maybe once every 5 years or something. Not sure, but we recorded one this year.
Yeah, Christchurch sure does record very cold temperatures for the time of year, outside of winter anyway. -2C is the lowest I have personally recorded in October, but June.. I don't remember the last time an air frost occurred in June.. might be never for all I know.
Finally! At 12.45 pm (or am? I always confuse it when specifically referring to noon) temp is 18.2 C. I wanted to open my windows wide to let the cool air in, but the problem is it's pouring down so I don't want my appartment to get flooded.
So, inside my appartment it's still quite warm, and I still have the fan on, so I'll have to wait till it stops raining to open the windows wide. Actually, I've opened a tiny gap but it's not enough.
Last edited by sanfel; 11-09-2012 at 08:50 AM..
Reason: spelling mistake
Well, yes, now that I think of it "ante meridiem" and "post meridiem"... it just makes sense that is PM. From now on, I'll think of that to remember.
You know, over here we don't use the AM/PM distinction, but rather something like "in the morning", "In the afternoon", etc.
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