What's the temperature where you are???

[EmmaDonovan]

Possibly.

Is there a thread for Halloween costumes? I don't have a costume this year but I'd love to see others' costumes.

A few years ago a friend of mine wore this costume: a Sizzler uniform polo shirt with little plastic mugs of root beer and toy weasels pinned to it. He wore a glow-in-the-dark snorkel and carried a fluffy towel and a clean metal ash tray, which he occasionally ate out of.

He was the Weird Al song "Albuquerque."

That was the most esoteric Halloween costume I've ever seen.

It's 100F at 2:15 P.M.

 

[azurbanclucker]

Is there a thread for Halloween costumes? I don't have a costume this year but I'd love to see others' costumes.

A few years ago a friend of mine wore this costume: a Sizzler uniform polo shirt with little plastic mugs of root beer and toy weasels pinned to it. He wore a glow-in-the-dark snorkel and carried a fluffy towel and a clean metal ash tray, which he occasionally ate out of.

He was the Weird Al song "Albuquerque."

That was the most esoteric Halloween costume I've ever seen.

It's 100F at 2:15 P.M.

There's this one.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/what’s-your-halloween-costume.1643491/

 

[007Sean]

Wednesday: 5:30pm, 93°F, dew point 59°F, humidity 33%, wind SE @ 9mph, partly cloudy, partly sunny.

 

[Nym]

it 30 c where i am in nsw

Ahoy from Wollongong 17C here yest, 27C the day before hahah

 

[Nym]

Thursday 18th of September 9.04a.m. Grey, cloudy and cool. 9.3 / 11.1kph WSW, Hg 42%, 15.7C / 60.3F. Morning shower or two.

Moon is 11%

Warnings of flash flooding after torrential rain drenches Far North Queensland​

20 hours ago​

By Christopher Testa and Sophie Johnson​

Minor flooding is occurring on the Mulgrave River south of Cairns. (ABC News: Christopher Testa)

Parts of Far North Queensland are experiencing minor flooding, with some places recording more rain in 24 hours than is typical of the entire month of September.

Topaz, on the Atherton Tablelands south-west of Cairns, has recorded 379 millimetres, with 110mm falling in just three hours.