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You've got your nordic latitude already, don't you?
If we are talking ideals and not reality,
I'd like the sun to always feel 30 F (17 C ?) warmer than the shade,
but still maintain a U.V. level of just "4", so I never get sunburnt.
So while dressed in white,
at 65 F (18 C) the sun should feel about body-temp
and passed 80 F (27 C), the sun starts to take on a "searing" quality.
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One January night, the minimum ended up at just 25oC and that was awful, just plain awful. A lot of people that night cooked in bed as it was also very humid. Many tempers were lost the next day and nerves very frayed. Never want to experience one of those humid 25oC nights ever again! So you are indeed lucky.
One January night, the minimum ended up at just 25oC and that was awful, just plain awful. A lot of people that night cooked in bed as it was also very humid. Many tempers were lost the next day and nerves very frayed. Never want to experience one of those humid 25oC nights ever again! So you are indeed lucky.
Then you are indeed more luckier than I thought, not having to put up with humid and 20oC + nights. It was in the middle of a heatwave if you must know. The following night, the minimum was only 24.8oC, in fact the minimum did not drop below 20oC since the 20th, even the 19.9oC on the 28th was only 0.1 degrees off the 20oC mark, to the end of January. Even the maximums exceeded 30oC on 4 days over the same period with a day over 40oC. Such a horrible, tiresome and awful time as we remember it.
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Then you are indeed more luckier than I thought, not having to put up with humid and 20oC + nights. It was in the middle of a heatwave if you must know. The following night, the minimum was only 24.8oC, in fact the minimum did not drop below 20oC since the 20th, even the 19.9oC on the 28th was only 0.1 degrees off the 20oC mark, to the end of January. Even the maximums exceeded 30oC on 4 days over the same period with a day over 40oC. Such a horrible, tiresome and awful time as we remember it.
That would be excellent for me.
I hate distinctly cool summer nights/mornings.
Then you are indeed more luckier than I thought, not having to put up with humid and 20oC + nights. It was in the middle of a heatwave if you must know.
oh please, 4 consequtive days a smidge above 30C including single 40 is not a heatwave.
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The following night, the minimum was only 24.8oC, in fact the minimum did not drop below 20oC since the 20th, even the 19.9oC on the 28th was only 0.1 degrees off the 20oC mark, to the end of January.
So? 20C isnt "hot". Most of those days had highs of only 24-26C so you could've opened the windows to air out the house.
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Even the maximums exceeded 30oC on 4 days over the same period with a day over 40oC. Such a horrible, tiresome and awful time as we remember it.
Oh for heavens sake, give me a freaking break.
You would've died in Melbourne - in jan we had 43.4c , 44.3c, 45.1c consequtively, with minimums of 25-29C.
oh please, 4 consequtive days a smidge above 30C including single 40 is not a heatwave.
Sadly for me, 2-3 days at 30+ C counts as a heat wave in southern Ontario.
(which imho, should be our "average" summer weather )
** However, dewpoints under 18 C are very rare when the highs are 30+ C.
(which usually helps "enhance" the effect what little heat we do get )
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