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Post by SharksFan99 on Nov 11, 2017 7:41:17 GMT 10
According to the forecast, there is a 50% chance of it raining here tommorow. I like when it rains in the winter time but I prefer it not to rain near summer. Same. Usually when it rains close to or during summer, it becomes humid, which isn't a good thing.  Really hot at the moment. Hot few days ahead too. Mid 30s (Celsius) and not even Summer yet. That's no good. Although, I think I heard on the news that a cool change may come into South Australia sometime next week, so hopefully that will drop the temperatures down a bit.
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Post by SharksFan99 on Nov 11, 2017 8:20:15 GMT 10
Same. Usually when it rains close to or during summer, it becomes humid, which isn't a good thing. That's no good. Although, I think I heard on the news that a cool change may come into South Australia sometime next week, so hopefully that will drop the temperatures down a bit. Here. 8 °C Clear. Feels Like: 7 °C Forecast: 5 / 13 °C Wind: 6 km/h ↑ from Southeast Does it seem cool? Yep, definitely!
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Post by EyewitnessTV on Nov 12, 2017 5:55:42 GMT 10
Currently 13.3 degrees at 6.55am and going for a top of 21 degrees and cloudy today. Will heat up as the week goes on with temps around the mid to high 20s. Still no substantial rainfall forecast into next week so the long dry spell continues for us. 
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Post by SharksFan99 on Nov 14, 2017 16:39:25 GMT 10
It's 23c (73.4 F) at my location at the moment. 
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Post by longaotian on Nov 14, 2017 21:23:40 GMT 10
Crazy day today in terms of weather. Started out with clear skies, then huge Cumunolimbus formed all over the region resulting in over 600 lightning strikes in the area and multiple hailstorms!
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Post by SharksFan99 on Nov 14, 2017 21:43:44 GMT 10
Crazy day today in terms of weather. Started out with clear skies, then huge Cumunolimbus formed all over the region resulting in over 600 lightning strikes in the area and multiple hailstorms! It sounds it!  Oh well, at least it's something out of the ordinary. 
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Post by Deleted on Nov 14, 2017 22:41:41 GMT 10
Cool changed has arrived but still muggy and it's been raining
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Post by EyewitnessTV on Nov 15, 2017 15:19:17 GMT 10
Thunderstorm has finally arrived! ⛈⚡️
Got to a top of 28 degrees before the cool changed hit and dropped about 15 degrees in 15 minutes.
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Post by SharksFan99 on Nov 15, 2017 15:48:35 GMT 10
Thunderstorm has finally arrived! ⛈⚡️ Got to a top of 28 degrees before the cool changed hit and dropped about 15 degrees in 15 minutes. 28 degrees must have felt like a heatwave for a lot of Tasmanians. 
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Post by EyewitnessTV on Nov 15, 2017 15:53:57 GMT 10
Thunderstorm has finally arrived! ⛈⚡️ Got to a top of 28 degrees before the cool changed hit and dropped about 15 degrees in 15 minutes. 28 degrees must have felt like a heatwave for a lot of Tasmanians. It got to 30 degrees yesterday.  By early next week it heats back up to the near 30s again.
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Post by longaotian on Nov 16, 2017 16:32:11 GMT 10
Thunderstorm has finally arrived! ⛈⚡️ Got to a top of 28 degrees before the cool changed hit and dropped about 15 degrees in 15 minutes. And that is they very annoying thing about weather in Australia, the rapid changes in temperature. In the middle of summer a few years ago, I was visiting Melbourne and by mid afternoon the temperature was reaching around 40C! Then, the winds changed direction all of a sudden and that temprature dropped over 20C degrees in a very short amount of time. It then remained this way for the next few days with light rain- felt more like winter than the Middle of January.
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Post by SharksFan99 on Nov 16, 2017 17:42:57 GMT 10
Thunderstorm has finally arrived! ⛈⚡️ Got to a top of 28 degrees before the cool changed hit and dropped about 15 degrees in 15 minutes. And that is they very annoying thing about weather in Australia, the rapid changes in temperature. In the middle of summer a few years ago, I was visiting Melbourne and by mid afternoon the temperature was reaching around 40C! Then, the winds changed direction all of a sudden and that temprature dropped over 20C degrees in a very short amount of time. It then remained this way for the next few days with light rain- felt more like winter than the Middle of January. Melbourne is quite renowned for it's "four seasons in one day" type of weather. I think the extreme weather changes in Australia is purely due to the size of the country and the varying climates. Vast areas of the country are arid, while the northern parts are tropical. Weather systems can carry these conditions into temperature climate areas, such as Sydney and Melbourne. New Zealand only experiences a temperate climate, meaning that the weather stays much more consistent and isn't prone to such extreme changes.
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Post by longaotian on Nov 16, 2017 17:51:04 GMT 10
And that is they very annoying thing about weather in Australia, the rapid changes in temperature. In the middle of summer a few years ago, I was visiting Melbourne and by mid afternoon the temperature was reaching around 40C! Then, the winds changed direction all of a sudden and that temprature dropped over 20C degrees in a very short amount of time. It then remained this way for the next few days with light rain- felt more like winter than the Middle of January. Melbourne is quite renowned for it's "four seasons in one day" type of weather. I think the extreme weather changes in Australia is purely due to the size of the country and the varying climates. Vast areas of the country are arid, while the northern parts are tropical. Weather systems can carry these conditions into temperature climate areas, such as Sydney and Melbourne. New Zealand only experiences a temperate climate, meaning that the weather stays much more consistent and isn't prone to such extreme changes. Yes. In fact most areas of the South Island in NZ are subject to rapid temperature changes aswell, this is Becasue the Southern Alps mountain range creates a foehn effect with the wind and can make the temperature rapidly rise within a few minutes if going in the right direction. However, the closer position to the Southern Ocean means it is also exposed to cold fronts which can bring the temperature down very quickly. Although where I live remains very consistent in terms of temperatures, never getting too hot or cold.
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Post by EyewitnessTV on Nov 17, 2017 0:32:53 GMT 10
Thunderstorm has finally arrived! ⛈⚡️ Got to a top of 28 degrees before the cool changed hit and dropped about 15 degrees in 15 minutes. And that is they very annoying thing about weather in Australia, the rapid changes in temperature. In the middle of summer a few years ago, I was visiting Melbourne and by mid afternoon the temperature was reaching around 40C! Then, the winds changed direction all of a sudden and that temprature dropped over 20C degrees in a very short amount of time. It then remained this way for the next few days with light rain- felt more like winter than the Middle of January. Yeah. Though it only got to a cool top of 13-14 degrees today, come Friday (today) and into the weekend and then next week the temps will rapidly climb back up to the mid to high 20s again! Summerlike temps have come pretty early for us this year. 
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Post by EyewitnessTV on Nov 17, 2017 20:12:08 GMT 10
It's the fourth day of winter. Fourth day of summer for australia/tasmania. Sorry? Summer doesn’t “officially” start for us for about 2 1/2 weeks still. December, January and February are our summer months. Mind you, Tassie’s summer months are more like towards the end of January then February and into late March/early April.
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Oh well, at least it's something out of the ordinary. 
