What's the temperature where you are???

[sourland]

63F with a high of 81 predicted

 

[Patiocoturnix]

76 feels like 79
humidity 75%
High of 86
+8 above average high which has been an above average high everyday for the last 2 weeks at least

 

[Brooks_]

87 F. Partly cloudy.

93 (1981) 49 (1968)

+8 above average high

Weird. It's been average (+/-) up here.

 

[kikiruru]

603 pm Wednesday 81 feels 85 beautiful blue sky

 

[Debbie292d]

52F, Low 44F
Wind was 20-30 mph all day but now down to 18.

 

[Jenbirdee]

7:30 pm

 

[Nym]

You’re entering Autumn there while I am entering Spring. How cool/cold are your winters there?

In Wollongong we can get down to a daytime temp of 11C / 51F, the lowest recorded temp is 6C / 42.8F, that was in May of 1998. Most days will reach the early teens. If it's sunny and calm it can be really beautiful, but when that Southerly blows up from across the snowfields ... dear god lol

 

[Brooks_]

In Wollongong we can get down to a daytime temp of 11C / 51F, the lowest recorded temp is 6C / 42.8F, that was in May of 1998. Most days will reach the early teens. If it's sunny and calm it can be really beautiful, but when that Southerly blows up from across the snowfields ... dear god lol

Interesting. Your latitude is north of me (flipping poles), but you stay a little warmer than me.

 

[Ponypoor]

In Wollongong we can get down to a daytime temp of 11C / 51F, the lowest recorded temp is 6C / 42.8F, that was in May of 1998. Most days will reach the early teens. If it's sunny and calm it can be really beautiful, but when that Southerly blows up from across the snowfields ... dear god lol

Ahh! So no frost, no freezes. Lucky you! But I would imagine your summer temps would be very hot.

My summer temps get to 35C and even 40C, for daytime highs, and it’s quite humid here. Winters usually around -20C about, during the day, down to -30 and even -40c at night. Except this winter - if it got down to -10c a few times that’s about as cold, mostly around the feeezimg mark - and hardly no snow.

Which was fine by me!

 

[Ponypoor]

Interesting. Your latitude is north of me (flipping poles), but you stay a little warmer than me.

I wonder if the size of the land masses have something to do with that? Or the expanse of the Pacific Ocean moderating things.