Totally in shock.
I can see Blue in sky, this might be the second time in a few days...
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Becoming warm to hot, followed by showers: January 22-27
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Re: Becoming warm to hot, followed by showers: January 22-27
Not a lot to report down here with mild to warm days rolling on.
Tis worth noting that the climate has reorganised with the SAM dropping back to neutral after two to three months of dominant positive SAM. Means next few weeks will likely be a lot hotter and drier for the southern mainland.
Time for a new thread, the first summer stinker for all of VIC. Might sneak some good rain down here, but will miss the mainland. Meanwhile QLD is ensuring the most humid air ever observed there.
Tis worth noting that the climate has reorganised with the SAM dropping back to neutral after two to three months of dominant positive SAM. Means next few weeks will likely be a lot hotter and drier for the southern mainland.
Time for a new thread, the first summer stinker for all of VIC. Might sneak some good rain down here, but will miss the mainland. Meanwhile QLD is ensuring the most humid air ever observed there.