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Location: João Pessoa,Brazil(The easternmost point of Americas)
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Well, here we are, bye summer welcome autumn and winter in next, sun angle and consequent temperatures average will begin to fall by next weeks and months. It is the beggining of the rainy season here that last until July, hope an good one enough to keep mild temperatures at least.
Last cfs temperature forecast for March-April-May in South America and Australia :
Well, they finally put an live cam in Tierra del Fuego, this one is near Ushuaia, being an famous tourist route there, and it will be good to see the changing of the seasons there, as in the background we see the Magallanean Deciduous forest, so it will begin the changing of colours soon, lets see
Well, here we are, bye summer welcome autumn and winter in next, sun angle and consequent temperatures average will begin to fall by next weeks and months. It is the beggining of the rainy season here that last until July, hope an good one enough to keep mild temperatures at least.
Location: João Pessoa,Brazil(The easternmost point of Americas)
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Originally Posted by marlaver
No doubt that you don't like summers at all, since you barely commented on the respective thread and now you are back
Thanks for the link, Ghost, great finding
Summer is the worst season for me, not much dynamic here, being quite boring, but as autumn advances the rain come back to here and more intense cold air will reach the hemisphere, I hope some good cold waves this season.
And yeah, even I got suprised when i found this live camera, will be very good to us to follow the changing seasons and weather there.
And yeah, even I got suprised when i found this live camera, will be very good to us to follow the changing seasons and weather there.
Usually at the end of March is when the leaves start to show some changes in those forests. And then April-first half of May are the peak of fall colours there. Finally by late May the leaves start to fall quickly.
A "polar vortex" just hit Tasmania today with snow falling in the highlands. That cool change is expected to reach Sydney in the afternoon (and the rest of southern NSW/Victoria).
Astronomical autumn is starting on point here. Coldest airmass of the year so far today. For the most part we were below 20ºC, and tomorow will be the coldest day.
Photo of the day: nice waterspout over the coastal waters of the atlantic, south of BA province.
The Cropp waterfall gauge in the foothills behind Hokitika has recorded 878mm of rain since the start of the 25th to 1724 26th, and 822mm in the period since 1300 on the 25th. Updates to come later - the record tally of 1062mm in 48 hours could well go.
The Cropp waterfall gauge in the foothills behind Hokitika has recorded 878mm of rain since the start of the 25th to 1724 26th, and 822mm in the period since 1300 on the 25th. Updates to come later - the record tally of 1062mm in 48 hours could well go.
The record did go - 1086.5mm from just after 0900 on the 25th.
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