What's the temperature where you are???

[EmmaDonovan]

I did not realize that Peccaries were ‘New World’ species and native to the SW of the US! Amazing what one learns Thanks for sharing.

Those look very adorable.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peccary

They're cute but they stink something fierce. You smell them long before you see them!

 

[Ponypoor]

It was 5C this morning with light rain, quite the contrast from the past few mornings and yesterday especially at 19C.

But it’s sunny now and going to a high of 12c (54F), currently it’s 6C (46F) at 09:10hrs.

Have a great day everyone!

 

[Ponypoor]

They're cute but they stink something fierce. You smell them long before you see them!

I bet!

 

[kovacsac55]

southern Ontario Canada!

Low of 7C (45F) and high of 14C (58F).

 

[swampfox440]

I'm guessing 50F ?

 

[Ponypoor]

southern Ontario Canada!

Low of 7C (45F) and high of 14C (58F).

Welcome fellow Canuck

I hope this lovely weather stays all winter!

 

[sourland]

70F and partly cloudy with a high of 75 predicted.

 

[kovacsac55]

Welcome fellow Canuck

I hope this lovely weather stays all winter!

Hello my Canadian friend! Yes my chickies are loving it!! Fingers crossed we don’t go to -40C this year lol!!!

 

[Nym]

Friday 8th of November 9.01a.m. Sunny, cool and breezy. 22.2 / 25.9kph W, Hg 42%, 22.8C / 73F top of 28C / 82F. Sunny. Marine wind warning.

Moon is 36.4%

Weather system bringing 'mass of hot, windy air' to raise temperatures further in Brisbane and Sydney​

1 day ago​

The heat is shifting into Australia's north-east today, with the temperature peak still to come in Brisbane and Sydney.

Temperatures pushing into the high 30s and low 40s are forecast again in Queensland and New South Wales as low to severe heatwave conditions affect much of the country's north.

However, conditions have eased in the south, Bureau of Meteorology senior meteorologist Miriam Bradbury said.

"It's all shifting east across the country in a big mass of hot, windy air," she said.

"The heat is contracting into north-east New South Wales and southern Queensland, and that's why we're seeing the fire danger flaring across north-east NSW."

She said there were still some severe conditions ahead for northern NSW and Queensland before a low-pressure trough brought milder weather over the weekend.

"It will take a couple of days for that milder weather to push up the New South Wales coast and into southern Queensland as well, so Sydney and Brisbane will actually see their peak-heat days occurring Thursday and Friday," she said.

 

[Nomadicus]

74° and cloudy. Soon to have highs in the low 70's for a few days.