- Location
- Central Ohio, USA
- Name
- Andrew
Keck...you in the hills so you probably get it worse than we do here in Central Ohio as far as snow goes. Reminds me of the area I grew up in in PA.
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Keck...you in the hills so you probably get it worse than we do here in Central Ohio as far as snow goes. Reminds me of the area I grew up in in PA.
- Location
- Newcastle, NSW, Australia
- Name
- Sue
How hot is it, in NSW Australia? THis hot. The roads have been melting.
Roads melt, people faint as temperatures click past 46 degrees across NSW
Roads melt, people faint as temperatures click past 46 degrees across NSW
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
Last Friday a heavy hail storm rolled through town. It lasted for about 15-30 minutes.
- Location
- Marlow, UK
Cold enough to run the central heating all night, and that's not a decision I take lightly (or often).
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- Location
- Cheshire, England
- Name
- Martin Connolly
Some much colder weather is now forecast for next week. Not quite a beast from the east, but cold easterlies and some snow.
- Location
- Cheshire, England
- Name
- Martin Connolly
The hottest I’ve ever experienced was 42 C in Seville, and I couldn’t cope for more than an hour in that. Can’t imagine what this prolonged excessive heat must be like for you.
- Location
- Marlow, UK
The overnight temperatures forecast for this area (Thames Valley) are quite modest - just a couple of degrees below zero some nights, so nothing beastly yet.
I've experienced 50 C in Kuwait, and that was quite special. I was inside air-conditioned buildings most of the time, and only making occasional brief forays outside. I'm not used to that sort of heat and it felt quite dangerous.
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tonyturley
Legend
- Location
- Scott Depot, WV, USA
- Name
- Tony
Surprisingly, we don't usually get a lot of snow here in the western part of WV, typically about 24" a year. An hour or so east is a different story . . . they often get hammered.
- Location
- Jersey Shore
- Name
- Steve
My sympathies to all of our Aussie friends. 96 degrees fahrenheit as the overnight low Thursday night/Friday morning - a new record for Oz...
Australia registers hottest night on record
Australia registers hottest night on record
davect01
Hall of Famer
That's a normal summer night here in AZ ;-)
- Location
- Newcastle, NSW, Australia
- Name
- Sue
I don't know about the others, but I simply avoid going out in it. Basically, between 9am and 6pm, you just stay inside. Some head for the beach or the local pool, but its temporary relief at best. I leave my airconditioning running 24/7 to combat the heat being radiated from ceilings and walls (this house was built with no insulation, and though I have had it installed in the roof space, thats getting old and needs replacing anyway). The heat isn't so bad if its not humid, but when it is, even 25º is too much, IMO. Its been as dry as a dead dingo's .... well you get the idea.
Not looking forward to this quarter's electric bill. And all this crazy heat is why I just LOVE seeing all the snow shots from the northern hemisphere
Today is better (28º right now) but tomorrow, its back to stupid hot.
Here's it's a crisp -30 celsius out there (-22 F), also as dry as a dead dingo's you-know-what.
As there's been some cold days before, the walls do radiate here as well. But they "radiate" cool as the walls have got cold. We do insulation because of the cold but it can keep the temperatures away for only so long.
It's going to be one of those weeks when I'd prefer to commute to work by foot (as long as the commute remains within ~1 mile or so).
I just love winters, unironically.
As there's been some cold days before, the walls do radiate here as well. But they "radiate" cool as the walls have got cold. We do insulation because of the cold but it can keep the temperatures away for only so long.
It's going to be one of those weeks when I'd prefer to commute to work by foot (as long as the commute remains within ~1 mile or so).
I just love winters, unironically.
bilzmale
Hall of Famer
- Location
- Perth, Western Australia
- Name
- Bill Shinnick
Got to 42C today, dropping ten degrees tomorrow thankfully.
tonyturley
Legend
- Location
- Scott Depot, WV, USA
- Name
- Tony
Cold, windy, just enough snow to create havoc on the roads, and about to get a whole lot colder tonight. I'd still go out for the eclipse, except we are at 100% obscuration. It seems like every time there is an interesting astronomical event, we are clouded over.
- Location
- Newcastle, NSW, Australia
- Name
- Sue
Looks like thats coming our way again, we had some respite with a 28º and high humidity (so it still was uncomfortable, give me dry heat any day) and today its heading north again.
We've gotten everything in the last 12 hours thanks to Winter Storm Harper - Snow, sleet, freezing rain, now heavy rain and storm gusts if you're on the coast. I spent two hours clearing out rain sodden snow this morning off the cars, plowing a path to the driveway, backyard path and deck. It's still raining - estimated 2-3.5" (5-9 cm) in rain after the snow fell. Then before anything can even have a chance to dry off, the temps will plummet tonight into the single digits, with the wind chill it will be below zero. Solid sheets of ice if you didn't bother clearing it out today. I shook my head because all my neighbors waited until about noon, 1:00pm to start shoveling. At that point, it was two inches of snow sodden by at least 1.5 inches of rain - what I call "Heart Attack Waiting to Happen" quality.
- Location
- Jersey Shore
- Name
- Steve
32 degrees Fahrenheit as of 4pm ET in the New York metro area. Nasty wind chill, too - already below zero. Going down to 7 tonight with a high of 15 on Monday - all the while with the wind still whipping.
tonyturley
Legend
- Location
- Scott Depot, WV, USA
- Name
- Tony
Sounds pretty similar to us down here in the mid Appalachians. I'm planning to bundle up and go out waterfall hunting tomorrow morning.
