What's the temperature where you are???

[Nomadicus]

96°and partly cloudy

 

[Brooks_]

83 F. Partly cloudy, 77% humidity.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

101º currently, high is 101. The heat wave hasn't yet gone away, we're supposed to get a lot more 100's this week. I can't remember a time when we had this many consecutive days of 100+. It's really draining the heck out of everyone, and I sure hope the chickens can hold on for a little while longer.

 

[Nym]

Monday 15th of July 10.12a.m. Sunny, windy and cold. Fresh 29.6 / 44.5kph W, Hg 41%, 11.4C / 52.5F top of 15C / 59F. Becoming windy. Sunny. Marine wind warning. Hazardous surf. Severe weather. Sheep graziers alert (back on).

Vigorous westerly winds developing for parts of the southeast, with blizzard conditions likely for the alpine region.

Weather Situation: A complex low pressure system currently lies to the east of Tasmania. This low is forecast to track towards the Bass Strait during the day today, with a series of associated troughs crossing NSW, resulting in strengthening westerly winds.

For the NSW & ACT ALPINE REGION: DAMAGING WINDS, averaging 60 to 70 km/h with peak gusts of around 90 km/h are possible above 1500 metres from this afternoon, easing early Tuesday morning.

DAMAGING WINDS averaging 80 to 90 km/h with peak gusts of around 115 km/h are likely over 1900 metres from this afternoon, easing early Tuesday morning.

BLIZZARD conditions are forecast for parts of the Snowy Mountains district above 1500 metres from this afternoon, easing early Tuesday morning.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service recommends that back country travel be postponed until conditions improve.

Locations which may be affected include Wollongong, Nowra, Braidwood, Bega, Katoomba and Thredbo Top Station.

Moon is 60.3%

Snow flurries expected to fall in parts of Queensland this week as state shivers through cold snap​

1 hour 52 mins ago​

Queenslanders are rugging up as the state shivers through another cold snap. (ABC News: Paul Adams)

Queenslanders are shivering through a cold snap, with the weather bureau predicting more low temperatures and a chance of snow later this week.

Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) senior forecaster Shane Kennedy said the cold snap would continue settling across most of Queensland in the coming days, having travelled inland and as far north as Richmond.

Locals in the Darling Downs and Granite Belt felt it the most overnight, with a "handful of locations getting below zero degrees this morning".
0C = 32F

 

[EmmaDonovan]

8:00 PM
79F
56% humidity
partly cloudy

We had a tornado. That doesn't usually happen here. We lost parts of our fence and roof, and a big tree that provided shade for the side of our house, thankfully it fell away from the house into the street. Our neighbors all have similar damage. We have power and everyone is okay. Power has been out for hours in the surrounding areas.

We were outside at our coop when it hit and we just held onto the coop as best we could. It's in a relatively sheltered part of the yard and took some damage but it's basically okay and the chickens are fine.

Everything else in the yard was destroyed. I have never seen wind, rain, and hail hit that hard before. We have parts of pine and juniper trees in our yard and there aren't any trees like that for miles around here.

There was a lot of damage in our area. We're hearing reports of 80mph winds and the collapse of a local mall. We have violent storms in the summer here but I don't think anyone was ready for a tornado.

 

[chrissynemetz]

67°F mostly cloudy and breezy
1:39 a.m.

 

[Jenbirdee]

 

[muddy75]

80 and fair. High of 97

 

[janiedoe]

8:00 PM
79F
56% humidity
partly cloudy

We had a tornado. That doesn't usually happen here. We lost parts of our fence and roof, and a big tree that provided shade for the side of our house, thankfully it fell away from the house into the street. Our neighbors all have similar damage. We have power and everyone is okay. Power has been out for hours in the surrounding areas.

We were outside at our coop when it hit and we just held onto the coop as best we could. It's in a relatively sheltered part of the yard and took some damage but it's basically okay and the chickens are fine.

Everything else in the yard was destroyed. I have never seen wind, rain, and hail hit that hard before. We have parts of pine and juniper trees in our yard and there aren't any trees like that for miles around here.

There was a lot of damage in our area. We're hearing reports of 80mph winds and the collapse of a local mall. We have violent storms in the summer here but I don't think anyone was ready for a tornado.

Im glad you, your family, and your animals are okay, Emma! I hope the damage isn't too extensive.

 

[janiedoe]

75
97% humidity
High 98 & sunny
It looks like we will be cooling off some the first of next week.