What's the temperature where you are???

[007Sean]

Sunday: 4:00am, 61°F, dew point 61°F, humidity 100%, wind NW @ 2mph, partly cloudy.

 

[kikiruru]

Sunday 516 am 60

 

[NagemTX]

 

[sourland]

40 F with a high of 64 predicted.

 

[Ponypoor]

09:55hrs

It’s 4C and overcast, frost this morning which is not a surprise for this time of year.

Predicted high of 10C (50F) and mix of sun and cloud. We shall see if that happens.

Everyone have a splendid day / afternoon / evening / night wherever you are.

 

[muddy75]

51 and sunny…..high of 66

 

[Nym]

Monday 18th of November 10.52a.m. Early cloud cover has cleared to a bright blue, warm day. 13 / 16.7kph NNE, Hg 42%, 20.7C top of 26C / 79F. Shower or two.

Moon is 93.4%

Wild storms smash NSW, leaving Carinda without pub, pizza shop and general store​

4 hours ago​

A wild storm ripped the roofs off several buildings at Carinda, in north-western NSW. (Supplied: SES)

A tiny town where David Bowie once filmed a music video has lost three commercial buildings, including a pub, during wild storms that smashed much of NSW.

The State Emergency Service (SES) logged more than 270 incidents across NSW yesterday, with 49 in the state's west.

One of the worst-affected areas was Carinda, a small town near Walgett with fewer than 100 residents, where winds ripped the roofs off the local pub, pizza shop and general store.

Carinda man Chris Isaac said the community had been devastated by the storm's impact.

"It's a mess, looks like a bomb has gone off," he said.

"House next door lost its roof, Bill over the back, he's lost his house pretty much, he's not looking real good.

"Water tank from the other side of town rolled up against my back fence, bits of tin just everywhere."

Andrew Edmunds from the SES said the ferocity of the wind caught locals by surprise.

"That would have been well in excess of 100 to 150 kilometres per hour," he said.

"So very strong winds that have led to some significant damage.

"We'll be working with the local council and the residents today in that area to work through the clean-up efforts."

Carinda hosts an annual Let's Dance festival, and rock star David Bowie filmed parts of the video clip for his hit 1983 song there.

Walgett Shire mayor Jasen Ramien described the event as a "freak storm".

He said the wild winds had made a "fair mess" of the town's main street and the lightning that followed sparked numerous fires across the area.

Traffic chaos during widespread power outages​

The SES responded to more than 80 calls for help across the Sydney region, and there were widespread reports of power outages across the western and southern inland regions of the state.

More than 13,000 people were left without power for around five hours in Wagga Wagga in the Riverina, with several other surrounding areas blacked out for longer.

More storms forecast​

More severe thunderstorms are forecast for north-eastern NSW today.

The Bureau of Meteorology is warning that a destructive cold front is still making its way north across eastern Australia.

Senior meteorologist Kristy Johnson said the same weather system that sparked bushfires in the southern states also battered much of southern and western NSW.

She said while the storms had been around for a week, yesterday's front was very damaging.

"We had a strong cold front that moved through the southern part of the country and that was what brought the extreme to at times catastrophic fire danger through SA and Victoria," Ms Johnson said.

"That front then moved up the coast of NSW."

ABC

 

[chrissynemetz]

27°F mostly clear and calm
12:30 a.m.

 

[Jenbirdee]

 

[kikiruru]

Monday 544am 67 it is warm outside and 603am