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all temps are in C. FYI 38C is just over 100F. Adelaide 43 Dry. Mostly sunny. Broken Hill 40 Dry. Sunny. Ceduna 43 Dry. Mostly sunny. Clare 40 Dry. Sunny. Coober Pedy 42 Dry. Sunny. Coonawarra 41 Dry. Mostly sunny. Keith 42 Dry. Mostly sunny. Kingscote 38 Dry. Mostly sunny. Leigh Creek 42 Dry. Sunny. Maitland 42 Dry. Sunny. Mount Gambier 39 Dry. Mostly sunny. Murray Bridge 43 Dry. Mostly sunny. Naracoorte 42 Dry. Mostly sunny. Nuriootpa 41 Dry. Sunny. Port Augusta 43 Dry. Sunny. Port Lincoln 40 Dry. Mostly sunny. Port Pirie 42 Dry. Sunny. Renmark 43 Dry. Sunny. Robe 31 Dry. Mostly sunny. Roxby Downs 42 Dry. Sunny. Victor Harbor 38 Dry. Mostly sunny. Whyalla 42 Dry. Sunny. Woomera 42 Dry. Sunny. Wudinna 43 Dry. Mostly sunny. Tim |
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Ouch... I'd almost be willing to trade you for some of your 40*C for some of our 40*F right now. Almost... But not quite.
In the summer we get some of that 100*+ temps here along with 90%+ humidity. Your temps might be high, but what is the humidity? Your reports say 'dry', so I'm assuming your humidities are low? |
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when it gets real hot humidity gets to under 10%...on top of it all we've been on water restrictions for a few years now...
unreal on a planet almost covered in the stuff. |
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Originally Posted by watt_the?!
I know what you are going through (well, at least I think I do). We are on water restrictions, too. Raleigh has about a 93 day supply of water, and Durham, our neighboring city, has about 30 some days. All of our lakes and rivers are running dry.
We are getting some rain right now, but I've read where it'll take around 18 months of normal rainfall to bring us back up to normal. However, that normal rainfall isn't expected. You certainly wouldn't expect something like that in the Eastern US. |
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