What's the temperature where you are???

[sourland]

36F with a high of 42 predicted - overcast

 

[chrissynemetz]

34°F partly cloudy and calm
12:25 p.m.

 

[TXchickmum]

56 with brilliant sunshine

 

[kikiruru]

Thursday 354 pm 55 feels 54 and forecast for morning walk

 

[Brooks_]

57 F. Low 40's for the overnight low.

82 (1974) 27 (1979)

 

[007Sean]

Thursday: 4:36pm, 60°F, humidity 74%, wind ESE @ 10mph, overcast, looks like it could rain.

 

[chrissynemetz]

38°F mostly cloudy and breezy
4:42 p.m.

 

[Nomadicus]

43° and feels like 44°

 

[Nym]

Friday 5th January 11.21a.m. Sunny and warm with grey clouds. It rained around 11p.m. Wind is Gentle 13 / 14.8kph SE, Hg is 51%, Temp is 21.6c / 70.9F, headed for 22c / 72F, feels a lot warmer.

Moon is 37%

Discounted flights, accommodation deals announced in attempt to reboot Far North Queensland tourism after cyclone and flooding​

Tropical Cyclone Jasper, and the unprecedented flooding that followed, wreaked havoc on Cairns and across Far North Queensland. (ABC News: Baz Ruddick)

The Queensland government will attempt to lure tourists back to the state's flood-ravaged far north with discounted flights and accommodation.

Premier Steven Miles said it was hoped discounts would help businesses recoup lost costs, after footage of the December floods went "viral" and led to millions of dollars worth of cancellations.

"We really need to get the message out to Australia and the world that Cairns and Far North Queensland is open for business," Mr Miles said.

"Here in Cairns, you wouldn’t really know the cyclone had hit."

He said tourists were noticeably missing from Far North Queensland, where many people's livelihoods are reliant on the holiday trade.

 

[RedwoodCoastChick]

Typical soggy winter weather here on the California north coast. Just had another 1.2" of rain the past 2 days, but today was a welcome break - mid-50s temps, cloudy but bright and no wet stuff falling from the sky!

The weeds are loving all the mild wet weather so this was my chance to stop their attempted takeover in the raspberry patch. It felt good to get out there in the gardens for a few hours, and the chickens adore a giant mound of weed clumps from the garden & borders to climb, nibble and scratch through. The dogs were snuffling about for active mole/gopher tunnels. So, a good time was had by all!