What's the temperature where you are???

[Nomadicus]

75° and mostly sunny

 

[azurbanclucker]

 

[Brooks_]

78 F. Sunny.

90 (1977) 34 (1981)

 

[Jenbirdee]

pm

 

[Misskay1313]

83* here in Kailua Kona Hawaii, where my home is tho its like 74*
Brrrrr and I think 65* is cold...

I'm in No. Central West Virginia...it was -11 (that's not a typo, yes MINUS 11 Degrees) this morning! I hope I don't find chicken-pops when I go to feed and water this morning!

Yesterday, the radio said Alaska was averaging 40 degrees, it was -5 here at the time! I don't like the heat, but this is CRAZY COLD!

How frozen are you guys???

 

[kikiruru]

423 pm Thursday 66 feels 65

 

[EmmaDonovan]

83* here in Kailua Kona Hawaii, where my home is tho its like 74*
Brrrrr and I think 65* is cold...

That's me, too. My home is southern California: 67F is cold, 87F is hot, and 77F is all the degrees anyone needs. If I have to wear a jacket at Disneyland at night in January, that's winter!

 

[Nym]

Friday 22nd March 8.48a.m. Dank weather. 9.3 /13kph WSW, Hg 58%, 18.6C / 65.5F heading 23C / 73F. Partly cloudy. It's all cloud as far as I can see.

Moon is 90.3%

An overwhelming majority of Australians say they have been directly affected by at least one climate disaster in the past four years. (ABC North Coast: Samantha Turnbull)

Australians are increasingly concerned extreme weather events will force them to relocate away from their homes, with many already having to move temporarily or permanently, a new survey has found.

Rising insurance premiums to the point of unaffordability were also of big concern, as were the impacts of extreme weather events on children and young people.

The survey, released today by the Climate Council, asked 1,568 people from across the country about how extreme weather events were impacting their wellbeing.

 

[TXchickmum]

61 and a pleasant soaking rain at 6:39 PM. Thundershowers are expected tonight, but no severe weather.

 

[chrissynemetz]

46°F mostly clear and breezy
1:14 a.m.