What's the temperature where you are???

[Ponypoor]

Tuesday 6th of May 9.46a.m. Sunny and blue. Heavy dew o'nite. 7.4 / 9.3kph NNE, Hg 63%, 21.9C / 71.4F headed for 26C / 79F. Sunny.

Moon is 69%

Sounds like a lovely day.

Supposed to be 21c here today - we’ll see if that materializes. But hey! Bright side it’s not snowing

 

[kikiruru]

Tuesday 757a 69
& thankful not in the 50’s like the past 3 mornings
going from the upper 80’s it felt to me

 

[Nym]

11.09p.m. still 20.9C / 69.6F. I know I should have waited til after Monther's Day (May 11th) before putting the flannie sheets on the bed lol. Headed for 79F tomorrow.

 

[sourland]

62F and cloudy. A high of 72 and thunderstorms predicted.

 

[Ponypoor]

04:17hrs

14C (57f) and raining. Forecast high of 21C. Then back down to chillier temps. Those overnight temps are still generally cold.

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Have a lovely day/afternoon/evening/night everyone.

Oh good grief! Now it’s dropped to 12C - if it gets to 21C I would be surprised.

 

[AdaliaStark]

75° with a 48° dew point while feeling like 75° and 39% humidity.

Mainly clear tonight with a low of 51° and W winds at 5 to 10mph.

 

[Nym]

Wednesday 7th of May 9.22a.m. Mostly sunny, quite breezy. 27.8 / 35.2kph WNW, Hg 53%, 22.4C / 72.3F top of 26C / 79F. Marine wind warning. Mostly sunny.

Moon is 77%

Good news @SkyAJK

Dry winter forecast for Queensland after record-breaking April rains​

16 hours ago​

Rainfall totals were above average across Queensland in April. (ABC News: Liz Pickering)

Queensland can expect a drier-than-average winter after a sodden start to 2025, with parts of the state recording their wettest April on record.

The wet conditions are forecast to ease this month, with below-average rainfall expected for June, Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) climatologist Caitlin Minney said.

"For all of Australia, including Queensland, it's likely — or very likely — to be drier than average in May," Ms Minney said.

Decades-long trend​

The record-breaking rainfall that preceded the dry is part of a broader trend in northern Australia over the past 30 years, she said.

April rainfall was above average for most of the state, and the highest on record in some parts.

"Particularly across northern Queensland, rainfall during the wet season has increased by around 20 per cent," Ms Minney said.

"This is usually due to changes in overall synoptic systems and the impacts of a warming climate."

Brisbane recorded 156.8 millimetres of rain in April, more than 2.5 times its monthly average.

Just north of Brisbane, Redcliffe recorded 260.6mm, its highest April total ever and more than triple the average.

Redcliffe also recorded its highest daily rainfall total for April, with nearly 100mm falling on April 13.

Meanwhile the Carpentaria region received four times its monthly average rainfall.

The above-average rainfall in April followed devastating floods in parts of western Queensland, contributing to the wettest March across the state since 2011 — the third wettest on record.

Many areas across Queensland also recorded their highest daily rainfall totals on record in March as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approached the coast.

Brisbane recorded 275.2mm on March 10, doubling the previous record set in 2001.

ABC

 

[Nomadicus]

73° and clear

 

[SkyAJK]

Wednesday 7th of May 9.22a.m. Mostly sunny, quite breezy. 27.8 / 35.2kph WNW, Hg 53%, 22.4C / 72.3F top of 26C / 79F. Marine wind warning. Mostly sunny.

Moon is 77%

Good news @SkyAJK

Dry winter forecast for Queensland after record-breaking April rains​

16 hours ago​

Rainfall totals were above average across Queensland in April. (ABC News: Liz Pickering)

Queensland can expect a drier-than-average winter after a sodden start to 2025, with parts of the state recording their wettest April on record.

The wet conditions are forecast to ease this month, with below-average rainfall expected for June, Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) climatologist Caitlin Minney said.

"For all of Australia, including Queensland, it's likely — or very likely — to be drier than average in May," Ms Minney said.

Decades-long trend​

The record-breaking rainfall that preceded the dry is part of a broader trend in northern Australia over the past 30 years, she said.

April rainfall was above average for most of the state, and the highest on record in some parts.

"Particularly across northern Queensland, rainfall during the wet season has increased by around 20 per cent," Ms Minney said.

"This is usually due to changes in overall synoptic systems and the impacts of a warming climate."

Brisbane recorded 156.8 millimetres of rain in April, more than 2.5 times its monthly average.

Just north of Brisbane, Redcliffe recorded 260.6mm, its highest April total ever and more than triple the average.

Redcliffe also recorded its highest daily rainfall total for April, with nearly 100mm falling on April 13.

Meanwhile the Carpentaria region received four times its monthly average rainfall.

The above-average rainfall in April followed devastating floods in parts of western Queensland, contributing to the wettest March across the state since 2011 — the third wettest on record.

Many areas across Queensland also recorded their highest daily rainfall totals on record in March as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approached the coast.

Brisbane recorded 275.2mm on March 10, doubling the previous record set in 2001.

ABC

Bring it on mother nature! Bring it on!!!

Dry winter forecast for Queensland​

 

[chrissynemetz]

47°F partly cloudy and breezy
11:48 p.m.