mathman opened this issue on Jan 29, 2009 · 37 posts
masha posted Fri, 30 January 2009 at 6:27 AM
@ Mathman quote " Here in Melbourne (Australia, not Florida) we have suffered the third hottest day on record, at a sizzling 44.3 degrees C (not sure what this is in Fahrenheit).Phew.....drains any motivation to play with Poser...."
Play with Poser? Plat with anything..period. :) Can you imagine those tennis players of the Australian Open fighting it out in these conditions? Two have qut because of heat-induced ailments
@ patorak "44.3 C...Sounds like it's time to hit the beach!"
At temperatures like this we would look like your avatar in a week ;)
@ odf "That's around 112 F. I think we must have had something like 100 F (or 38 C) here in Canberra today. I'm actually enjoying it quite a bit. It's like a spring day in central Arizona. But I have to admit that if it stays like that or goes up to what you had in Melbourne, I might have to go and acquire some fans.
Are you from Arizona originally then? I just came back from a brief visit to Canberra. The nigiht was reasonable. I packed my tiny Aussie Cooler fan (81/2" x 6" folded) and it blew up a storm. Never leave home without it .
@Lucifer_The_Dark," I've heard that if the temperature goes above 15C in Scotland the natives break out the beach wear & hit the coast, is that true? ;)"
Lol.. 15 degs and I break out the amorak here in Sydney.
@PaganArtist "Nice and cool here in New England, 7ft snow banks and ice. I was listening to the weather idiots and they said we could be in for a long winter no early spring this year.
If I was going to the beach I'd hope there are no holes in the shark nets!
Actually there's been a bit of a to-and-fro-ing about shark nets here lately, and a number of attacks on beaches. Apparently they don't stop really hungry finned critters at all. Illusionary safety it seems.
I normally view remarks about weather as breaking the ice chit-chat, but hey, this has been fun. Did I mention I have been to Montreal when it was -28F and your nostrils kind of froze together? Now THAT was an experience. :)