Grant (SSSF) I see you had a minimum of 19.7, bet you got the quilt out and fire roaring... (Tongue in Cheek)

Well it dropped down to a frosty -1C (felt like -4C) here this morning, though we are expected to get to 18C today, but now that the sun has got rid of the frost the temp here is currently at 3C (feels like 1C).

Cheers.

Never got below 0c but did feel nippy at 1.8c this morning trying for a max of 18 also, sure glad I bought a second quilt yesterday :)

Warm night here compared to you guys with 8.4C and expected 16C today.

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Grant (SSSF) I see you had a minimum of 19.7, bet you got the quilt out and fire roaring... (Tongue in Cheek)

Was shivering by the time I got to work, even with a jacket & gloves on.
My small bike doesn't have a fairing or windscreen, so you get the full effect of the wind, just sucking the heat out of you.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Warm night here compared to you guys with 8.4C and expected 16C today.

16°c is too cold for a minimum, let alone a maximum.

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Grant
Darwin NT

The mercury made it to 17C (felt like 13C) here today (a nice sunny autumn day for here), but after having dinner and a few beers at the top pub the temp is now down to 5C (feels like 2C) and -1C is our expected overnight low.

Cheers.

Thursday got underway here at a frosty -1C (felt like -4C) and currently it's up to 15C (feels like 12C out in the breeze) as we try again for a max of 18C.

Cheers.

Warm night here compared to you guys with 8.4C and expected 16C today.

16°c is too cold for a minimum, let alone a maximum.

I totally agree Grant. 25c would be much better, but very unlikely to see that before next Autumn.

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Australia is at the top of my list of places to go before I die. I'll have to make sure I get the right season.

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The mind is a weird and mysterious place

Rather mild morning here in Adelaide, after falling to 8.2c at 10pm Wed, it then rose to 12.8c for most of the early hours Thurs with a top of 16c
currently 8/8 cloud cover but no wet stuff..

Australia is at the top of my list of places to go before I die. I'll have to make sure I get the right season.

The best season would depend on how well you can deal with heat or cold.
If you're good with the heat, then our summer (northern winter) is the best time, although here in the north access to many areas is closed at tha time of the year due to flooding. If you struggle with the heat, then our Autum/Winter would be the best time. For the far north and central areas, even the locals can find the heat/ heat & humidity very trying, so either side of summer would be best fro those areas even if you cope well with heat.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Australia is at the top of my list of places to go before I die. I'll have to make sure I get the right season.

Your fall is our spring and would work for you for the southern 2/3rds of the continent, but for the top end do it in your summer Gordon as our winter is the only time that I'd travel north of the border.

Cheers.

The weekend here kicked off at a frosty -2C (felt like -5C), but a sunny 18C is expected.

Currently it's a sunny -1C (feels like -4C).

Cheers.

Greeted with a misty very damp Saturday morning here, after a low of 11.8C going for expected high of 17C..
Sun about to pop up above the Adelaide hills..

Steve

Cloudy Sunday morning currently sitting on 9.7c @ 6:25am and sun not far away from rising, trying for a Max of 17c..
Getting keys to new home Monday morning then the fun of shifting starts, can't wait to move though.. :)

Steve

A frosty -3C (felt like -6C) here this morning as we head for a max of 17C.

Cheers.

It's actually warming up a bit here.
22° min up to 32° max. Not as bad going to work in the morning as it was, but still damn cold.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Monday kicks off here at a very frosty -4C (feels like -8C), but we are expecting another sunny day and a max of 17C with a SW breeze that will turn into a wind for the afternoon.

Stay warm.

Cheers.

Monday in Adelaide quite a balmy dry 14.7c overnight (unexpected) trying for a mostly cloudy day with a max of 17c..

Steve