What's the temperature where you are???

[Finchbreeder]

19C (66F) at 8.29AM on this sunny morning. And there is a bushfire about an hour south of us, so hopefully that will soon be contained. There have been so many bushfires this past few months on the roadsides south of us and down to Perth.

 

[akroberts1085]

Above 80 today.

 

[chrissynemetz]

42°F mostly clear
1:46 a.m.

 

[Sloane Chickens]

It’s 7pm in NSW Aus, it is currently 20.3 degrees Celsius but feels like 16.2

It was a nice 4.5 degrees C this morning at 6:45am!

Autumn has finally hit and I am LOVING IT

 

[muddy75]

36 with high of 61

 

[Miss Lydia]

40 low 68 for high.

 

[lagrange chicks]

24F at 7.45 am. partly sunny with a storm brewing.

 

[Ponypoor]

Mostly stopped raining not long after I left, though I'm sure it'll start up again soon. Chicks were happily running around in the mud when I got there They're in their coops now and I'm back in mine drying off.

Winter here again.

Currently -5C (24F) and looks like it’s stopped snowing.

Horses were not impressed, poor old girls. I they are stuck up with their heads in the hay hut eating. The grass is covered again.

The chooks have stopped talking to me altogether…

 

[Ponypoor]

It’s 7pm in NSW Aus, it is currently 20.3 degrees Celsius but feels like 16.2

It was a nice 4.5 degrees C this morning at 6:45am!

Autumn has finally hit and I am LOVING IT

What are winters like where you’re located? Rainy? 4.5C is still a bit chilly for me, but seeing as how it’s -5C here I would like to trade if you please

Even 20C is cool for me. But I’d take it over the Arctic freezing any day!

Spring here is just all over the map and more so this year.

Going to the barn last evening, it’s icy under that snow, eggciting walking!

 

[Ponypoor]

19C (66F) at 8.29AM on this sunny morning. And there is a bushfire about an hour south of us, so hopefully that will soon be contained. There have been so many bushfires this past few months on the roadsides south of us and down to Perth.

I imagine the wildfire season here out west will be horrendous, they have had very little snow and it’s been mild all winter. Fire season has already started in Alberta, I am already dreading hearing about it. It’s been so cold and snowy here in the east past couple of winters that forest growth has just exploded with growth, if we now get a hot dry summer that also will cause issues with wildfires.

It’s an El Niño cycle starting up now hopefully, we’ll all have to wait and see how our weather is affect around the globe.

https://www.canada.ca/en/environmen...eneral-tools-resources/el-nino.html#ENImpacts