What's the temperature where you are???

[azurbanclucker]

We're flirting with 100-106 the next week or so. Slightly above average.

 

[Nym]

World weather is definatly changing - we have always had warm Summers - a 40C Christmas day is nothing unusual. But when 7 out of 10 days through December, then the same in January are over 44/45 that is not normal.
To make it worse we are now doing the it is Winter in 11 days time and no Autumn rain has come - though they say it will be here Friday.
23 degrees at 6-19Pm of an evening.

Ive had heating on as late as November, even in December during the past few years, something my 80yr-old father said was not the norm when he was growing up. By October 4th it was always a stinker, Bathurst races can attest to that.

 

[Finchbreeder]

My mother and I live less than 5kms apart and both live in airconditioner free houses. Our friends think we are nuts. But it is not hard if you grow big trees. The trees are much more eco friendly than airconditioners.
12C at 8.43AM

 

[Nomadicus]

72° and clear

 

[Nym]

Thursday 22nd of May 10.46a.m. wet 'n' windy. 2.6mm in the last hour. 14.8 / 20.4kph ESE, Hg 90%, 19.5C / 64.6F. Rain. Marine wind warning. Hazardous surf. Sheep graziers alert.

Moon is 28%. 9 days good fishing.

Flooding rains in NSW to become more widespread, tracking south to Sydney​

4 hours ago​

By ABC meteorologist Tom Saunders​

The Manning River at Taree reached record levels this week and could rise further through Friday. (Supplied: Vanessa Lee)

The major rain event devastating the NSW Mid North Coast will become more widespread during the next 48 hours, engulfing central and southern NSW, along with eastern Victoria.

While the soaking will be welcomed across drought-declared regions west of the ranges, flooding is possible in the east, including around Sydney, where a month's worth of rain could fall by Friday morning.

Torrential falls will also continue right through Thursday across the already flooded North Coast catchments, with the latest modelling showing the potential for a fourth consecutive day of totals well above 100 millimetres.

Atmospheric river to worsen coastal floods​

This week's deluge has surpassed expectations, with observed rain amounts exceeding initial forecasts by hundreds of millimetres.