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Location: João Pessoa,Brazil(The easternmost point of Americas)
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Originally Posted by deneb78
Well some temperate Southern hemisphere locations are warmer than us right now ands it's winter there so might as well be winter here too
Sometimes in your winter the temperature in Vancouver can be higher than in summer at same latitude in SH,thoses periods of Mild/Warm weather happens every winter in Both Hemisphere,that happens a lot in Patagonia,cities like Balmaceda can just be with 10C in one day and the other -20C or lower,just wait some days and I will post here the true Winter of Patagonia
Sometimes in your winter the temperature in Vancouver can be higher than in summer at same latitude in SH,thoses periods of Mild/Warm weather happens every winter in Both Hemisphere,that happens a lot in Patagonia,cities like Balmaceda can just be with 10C in one day and the other -20C or lower,just wait some days and I will post here the true Winter of Patagonia
Yes I know cities like Punta Arenas and Rio Grande can have like 10C in summer which is normal for them.
Windy in Nelson yesterday with easterly gusts reaching 126km/h (radio news report). It was absolutely calm here (35km away) with no wind at all. There were impressive wave cloud formations over Nelson, so I knew something was going down.
Not an unusual situation -had 160km/h gusts in Nelson about 5 years ago, and it wasn't enough to hear the wind chimes here.
A chilly start here this morning, with -3C and a clear but chilly feeling 12C now (1:46 pm).
Location: João Pessoa,Brazil(The easternmost point of Americas)
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Temperature difference between Rio de Janeiro City and the Itatiaia National Park(2400m):
Amazing that temperature difference in an such small state,and its getting colder,lets hope for double digits.
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