55?! Wow that is chilly for Florida this time of year isn’t it? 1956…. Hmmm long time ago.86 F. Partly cloudy. 61% humidity.
98 (1954) 55 (1956)
Please take care down there I hear you are in for torrential rains.
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55?! Wow that is chilly for Florida this time of year isn’t it? 1956…. Hmmm long time ago.86 F. Partly cloudy. 61% humidity.
98 (1954) 55 (1956)
Well in Australia it is67F with a high of 76 predicted. Is it autumn already?
Thanks .. I'm not keen for it. It was 9C when I got up - that's below the June average of 11. August is the bitter month but great for watching all the wind surfers on the lake.Coming into your winter season there - hopefully the cold weather won’t last too long.
Very interesting! Thanks.Tuesday 11th of June 9.55a.m. Sunny gaps and cold. Very heavy dew o'nite. Even the dogs are chasing the sunny patches this morning.
20.4 / 22.2kph NW, Hg 49%, 14.9C / 58.8F top of 17C / 64F. Becoming windy. Partly cloudy. Marine wind warning. Sheep graziers alert: Severe weather warning - damaging wind gusts.
Moon is 21.1%
Day length today: 9h 53m 7s (11 Jun 2024)
28 seconds shorter than yesterday (10 Jun 2024)
2 minutes, 11 seconds longer than winter solstice (22 Jun 2023)
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If you know the difference between a Brickfielder, a Fremantle Doctor and a southerly buster, chances are you have a healthy interest in Australian weather. Either that, or you just really love the wind.
Southerly Buster
A southerly buster refers to a strong southerly wind change that rushes up the NSW coast, causing a noticeable drop in temperature and blustery conditions near the coast. They can affect Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong.
Southerly busters can bring welcome relief from oppressive summer heat, although as the name suggests, they aren’t gentle. The Bureau of Meteorology defines a southerly buster as having southerly winds gusting more than 29 knots (54 km/h) that produce a temperature drop of at least five degrees in three hours.
Some southerly busters produce showers or roll clouds, while others can sweep through without causing any clouds at all.