Green Hill Lake near Ararat Victoria, it is also cold
We will have a top of 16ºC today, but the breeze makes it feel colder
Warren-Pat_01 said
10:25 PM Mar 12, 2020
Just a little breezy at the moment in Townsville.
A gust of wind of 26kph just slammed a door downstairs a little while ago. No rain since last night (6.5mm in the gauge from 7am yesterday). Is a bit humid though (70%).
Radar said
04:57 PM Mar 13, 2020
Uralla up in the New England area of NSW.
Absolutely beautiful 24degs at 5.00pm, may drop to 12degs overnight.
sandsmere said
10:17 AM Mar 14, 2020
Port Elliot SA.
Howling, cold wind straight off the southern ocean here right now.
Overcast, but rain not expected.
14 degrees in the van so I've just turned the heater on.
Supposed to get back to high 20s next week.
Cupie said
09:53 AM Mar 21, 2020
Close to perfect here in Brisvegas.
Clear blue skies with just a hint of breeze. 23.6 degrees .. can you beat that? Max expected 32.
Grass green still from all the recent rain. Tanks are full & the vege garden blooming.
What am I doing sitting around the suburbs rather than enjoying it all out bush somewhere beside a watercourse cooking up a breakfast of B&E over an open fire.
Tony Bev said
02:48 PM Mar 22, 2020
Bunbury WA,
Very nice here, about 24ºC, and expecting a max of 30ºC, a bit windy at the moment about 25 kph
-- Edited by Tony Bev on Sunday 22nd of March 2020 02:48:40 PM
BW said
05:46 AM Mar 24, 2020
Broken Hill.
17 Degs.C outside 5:11 A.M. Steady flow of trucks all night . 20Degs.C inside with diesel heater purring away , door open so the cat can come and say hello. Where do you find the little bubble key , for Degs.C.
Edit: 14 Degs. outside . From Yahoo Weather . My sensor in the shed , little warmer in there , cat must be warming it up .
-- Edited by BW on Tuesday 24th of March 2020 06:03:36 AM
Tony Bev said
12:25 PM Mar 24, 2020
BW wrote:
Broken Hill.
17 Degs.C outside 5:11 A.M. Steady flow of trucks all night . 20Degs.C inside with diesel heater purring away , door open so the cat can come and say hello. Where do you find the little bubble key , for Degs.C.
Edit: 14 Degs. outside . From Yahoo Weather . My sensor in the shed , little warmer in there , cat must be warming it up .
-- Edited by BW on Tuesday 24th of March 2020 06:03:36 AM
Hi BW
To answer this question
Where do you find the little bubble key , for Degs.C.
You have to use a keyboard, hold down the ALT key, and then type in 167 (from the side and not the top number keys) then let go of the ALT key to get º
It is known as ASCII code
It probably will not work with phone/tablet/iphone/small laptop without numbered side keypad
Hope that this info is useful
BW said
01:56 PM Mar 24, 2020
Thanks Tony , sounds dangerous , I might live without the little bubble , whilst I live in a little bubble .
Cupie said
02:07 PM Mar 24, 2020
Tony Bev wrote:
BW wrote:
Broken Hill.
17 Degs.C outside 5:11 A.M. Steady flow of trucks all night . 20Degs.C inside with diesel heater purring away , door open so the cat can come and say hello. Where do you find the little bubble key , for Degs.C.
Edit: 14 Degs. outside . From Yahoo Weather . My sensor in the shed , little warmer in there , cat must be warming it up .
-- Edited by BW on Tuesday 24th of March 2020 06:03:36 AM
Hi BW
To answer this question
Where do you find the little bubble key , for Degs.C.
You have to use a keyboard, hold down the ALT key, and then type in 167 (from the side and not the top number keys) then let go of the ALT key to get º
It is known as ASCII code
It probably will not work with phone/tablet/iphone/small laptop without numbered side keypad
Hope that this info is useful
Well buggar me .. it worked º see . ASCII. American Standard Code for Information Interchange !!!
.Takes me back to when I used to sometimes maintain teleprinters and all that sort of stuff - eg. model 15, model 100 & Sagem. Training courses where we had to strip them right down & re-assemble them over a 3 week period. Also had to name all the parts like eg. 'Pull Bar Bail Plunger Adjusting Screw Lock Nut'. It was only 60 years ago & I recall that it was coloured Purple (of course) on the very modern overhead transparency.
BW said
02:27 PM Mar 24, 2020
Rito I had a go Cupie I got a smiley face then computer went mad , I might leave that one alone ! Thanks anyway for your help.
Dunmowin said
10:17 PM Apr 21, 2020
What happened to BW. He offered help when we passed through Broken Hill, but was not available when we did, then we find we has been deleted.....
ERI LI said
07:42 AM May 10, 2020
North Qld Tablelands,great changeable weather,early drizzle & cold,by 8-9 am sun for 6-7 hrs..Dry Skin-- I use TRIDENT CAN COCONUT CREAM $2 & fridges in contact..Even if 2 X a day-- a lathering youths the dry skin again.It leaves a slight oily sheen on skin so it's healthy again..These cans not only for healthy ingredients cooking & facial too
-- Edited by ERI LI on Sunday 10th of May 2020 07:45:49 AM
ERI LI said
08:29 AM May 10, 2020
Drizzly,cold some early mornings to sun by 8 am..Great for tripping around to 5 pm when overcast happens..Nth Qld Tablelands,2 seasons in 1 day,very refreshing
Just started raining, 17 degrees and 35 kph winds...........big storm coming
Gravy73 said
03:55 PM Jun 8, 2020
-3 this morning and a top of 6 here at Grindelwald, Tassie today
Cupie said
07:01 PM Jun 8, 2020
Bugger me ... I just can't imagine being in a caravan in the conditions of the previous couple of posts.
Here in Brissy it was 9 to 22 ... no wind or rain.
Tropical down pour in the middle of summer ... that's OK but cold & wet no way.
Wizardofoz said
01:56 PM Jul 2, 2020
Wet and quite cool in Port Douglas, at best 24 degrees today.
msg said
10:12 AM Apr 13, 2021
Never noticed minus here in Canberra. Nice toasty warm bed. Got up this morning, sun shining brightly, not a cloud in the sky. Calm as. Just like the winter days we used to have. Beautiful.
Sandyfreckle said
07:10 AM Jun 10, 2021
At the moment we have a down grade cyclone swinging past the very South West corner. Still dark outside - winter right ! Wind is howling but quite warm. There's been quite a bit of rain. We had something similar cross the S/W corner about a month ago. In fact there's been quite a few 'low cells' make it down here for the last 6 or 8 months. It's a La Nina thing. Warm water in the Northern Indian Ocean sending complex low pressure systems down our north west coast. Very, very rare that they make it down this far though. A few night's ago there was a line of brass monkeys outside my door..., looking for a welder !
-- Edited by Sandyfreckle on Thursday 10th of June 2021 07:17:07 AM
-- Edited by Sandyfreckle on Thursday 10th of June 2021 07:18:42 AM
Cupie said
10:33 AM Jun 10, 2021
Typical beautiful winter's day here in Brissy.
14 degrees max predicted 20, blue sky with a slight breeze.
So it's window washing today for me .. Bit of a wet task to reach the outside of the top story windows. No job for a windy day like yesterday.
It would be perfect to be out in the van beside a nice bit of water, billy boiling & the camp oven sitting nearby, ready for tonight's cook up.
The view from my window of the Murray near Murray Bridge is beautiful, but it's 'bitey' if I go outside
Cupie said
04:49 PM Jul 5, 2021
It's been a close to perfect SE Queensland winter's day today.
Woke up to blue sky, just cool enough to encourage us to stay in bed till circa 9am. The temp managed to get up to around 22 at our place with a very mild breeze.
I should be out by a riverbank in the van (he says once again).
Sandyfreckle said
07:28 PM Jul 5, 2021
Hamelin Bay..., it's yet another cold winter front swinging through. Crikey..., they're like ice cold spokes on a bicycle wheel..., swinging past every day now. Coming to an west coast near you SA, Tassy and Victoria...., in a few days.
-- Edited by Sandyfreckle on Monday 5th of July 2021 07:28:44 PM
-- Edited by Sandyfreckle on Monday 5th of July 2021 07:29:27 PM
terriwa said
09:39 PM Jul 14, 2021
And it goes on in Hamelin Bay. Another one hitting at 10.00pm. Sandyfreckle have you headed north yet?
-- Edited by terriwa on Wednesday 14th of July 2021 09:40:22 PM
Mid North Coast NSW.
A bit wet off and on.
Green Hill Lake near Ararat Victoria, it is also cold
We will have a top of 16ºC today, but the breeze makes it feel colder
A gust of wind of 26kph just slammed a door downstairs a little while ago. No rain since last night (6.5mm in the gauge from 7am yesterday). Is a bit humid though (70%).
Uralla up in the New England area of NSW.
Absolutely beautiful 24degs at 5.00pm, may drop to 12degs overnight.
Port Elliot SA.
Howling, cold wind straight off the southern ocean here right now.
Overcast, but rain not expected.
14 degrees in the van so I've just turned the heater on.
Supposed to get back to high 20s next week.
Close to perfect here in Brisvegas.
Clear blue skies with just a hint of breeze. 23.6 degrees .. can you beat that? Max expected 32.
Grass green still from all the recent rain. Tanks are full & the vege garden blooming.
What am I doing sitting around the suburbs rather than enjoying it all out bush somewhere beside a watercourse cooking up a breakfast of B&E over an open fire.
Bunbury WA,
Very nice here, about 24ºC, and expecting a max of 30ºC, a bit windy at the moment about 25 kph
-- Edited by Tony Bev on Sunday 22nd of March 2020 02:48:40 PM
Broken Hill.
17 Degs.C outside 5:11 A.M. Steady flow of trucks all night . 20Degs.C inside with diesel heater purring away , door open so the cat can come and say hello. Where do you find the little bubble key , for Degs.C.
Edit: 14 Degs. outside . From Yahoo Weather . My sensor in the shed , little warmer in there , cat must be warming it up .
-- Edited by BW on Tuesday 24th of March 2020 06:03:36 AM
Hi BW
To answer this question
You have to use a keyboard, hold down the ALT key, and then type in 167 (from the side and not the top number keys) then let go of the ALT key to get º
It is known as ASCII code
It probably will not work with phone/tablet/iphone/small laptop without numbered side keypad
Hope that this info is useful
Well buggar me .. it worked º see . ASCII. American Standard Code for Information Interchange !!!
.Takes me back to when I used to sometimes maintain teleprinters and all that sort of stuff - eg. model 15, model 100 & Sagem. Training courses where we had to strip them right down & re-assemble them over a 3 week period. Also had to name all the parts like eg. 'Pull Bar Bail Plunger Adjusting Screw Lock Nut'. It was only 60 years ago & I recall that it was coloured Purple (of course) on the very modern overhead transparency.
What happened to BW. He offered help when we passed through Broken Hill, but was not available when we did, then we find we has been deleted.....
North Qld Tablelands,great changeable weather,early drizzle & cold,by 8-9 am sun for 6-7 hrs..Dry Skin-- I use TRIDENT CAN COCONUT CREAM $2 & fridges in contact..Even if 2 X a day-- a lathering youths the dry skin again.It leaves a slight oily sheen on skin so it's healthy again..These cans not only for healthy ingredients cooking & facial too
-- Edited by ERI LI on Sunday 10th of May 2020 07:45:49 AM
Can't fault today,North Qld Tablelands
Just started raining, 17 degrees and 35 kph winds...........big storm coming
-3 this morning and a top of 6 here at Grindelwald, Tassie today
Bugger me ... I just can't imagine being in a caravan in the conditions of the previous couple of posts.
Here in Brissy it was 9 to 22 ... no wind or rain.
Tropical down pour in the middle of summer ... that's OK but cold & wet no way.
At the moment we have a down grade cyclone swinging past the very South West corner. Still dark outside - winter right ! Wind is howling but quite warm. There's been quite a bit of rain. We had something similar cross the S/W corner about a month ago.
In fact there's been quite a few 'low cells' make it down here for the last 6 or 8 months. It's a La Nina thing. Warm water in the Northern Indian Ocean sending complex low pressure systems down our north west coast. Very, very rare that they make it down this far though. A few night's ago there was a line of brass monkeys outside my door..., looking for a welder !
-- Edited by Sandyfreckle on Thursday 10th of June 2021 07:17:07 AM
-- Edited by Sandyfreckle on Thursday 10th of June 2021 07:18:42 AM
Typical beautiful winter's day here in Brissy.
14 degrees max predicted 20, blue sky with a slight breeze.
So it's window washing today for me .. Bit of a wet task to reach the outside of the top story windows. No job for a windy day like yesterday.
It would be perfect to be out in the van beside a nice bit of water, billy boiling & the camp oven sitting nearby, ready for tonight's cook up.
Supposed to be 15ºC, but it feels much colder
Heavy rain at the moment
The view from my window of the Murray near Murray Bridge is beautiful, but it's 'bitey' if I go outside
It's been a close to perfect SE Queensland winter's day today.
Woke up to blue sky, just cool enough to encourage us to stay in bed till circa 9am. The temp managed to get up to around 22 at our place with a very mild breeze.
I should be out by a riverbank in the van (he says once again).
Hamelin Bay..., it's yet another cold winter front swinging through. Crikey..., they're like ice cold spokes on a bicycle wheel..., swinging past every day now.
Coming to an west coast near you SA, Tassy and Victoria...., in a few days.
-- Edited by Sandyfreckle on Monday 5th of July 2021 07:28:44 PM
-- Edited by Sandyfreckle on Monday 5th of July 2021 07:29:27 PM
And it goes on in Hamelin Bay. Another one hitting at 10.00pm. Sandyfreckle have you headed north yet?
-- Edited by terriwa on Wednesday 14th of July 2021 09:40:22 PM