Winter Thread 2017: Southern Hemisphere (thunderstorm, coldest, humid, wind)

[Palider]

Originally Posted by koyaanisqatsi1

Very lovely wet and cloudy month so far . Makes up for the ghastly sunny and dry conditions experienced last month!

174mm in the city and my area 200mm falling on all but six days month to date with around 100 hours of sun - nice

Second best - of this year that is - after March and nice to have a break from the sun once again

Lovely to see lawns very darkly green once again

That's great to hear! If there's something I hate is dry winters.

[marlaver]

Originally Posted by ghost-likin

They don't stay offshore, they are moving from the ocean to the continent.

Exactly, right now inner Brazil is under its dry season. But in the coast the dry season is very short, and that's why Koppen classifies it as tropical rainforest (although i disagree with that by myself).

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Heavy fresh snow for Ushuaia, wich had an icy day (max of -2.9ºC, i think the lowest in the last 15 years at least). Photos:





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Here today way above normal with a max of 22ºC. Watching the forecast, this "winter" threatens to be another epic failure...

[ghost-likin]

Originally Posted by marlaver

Exactly, right now inner Brazil is under its dry season. But in the coast the dry season is very short, and that's why Koppen classifies it as tropical rainforest (although i disagree with that by myself).

From September to December the weather here is quite "dry" when we talk about precipitation, some trees even lose their leaves for some period, but it still is very humid due to the warm ocean and winds blowing from southeast.
I classify the climate here as As.

The same high pressure that is bringing this mild weather to you is suppose to sent some heavy rain to us soon.

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Another very cold night in Balmaceda, they still are snow covered.

[Warszawa]

ghost-likin, what kind of fruit can you grow there? Acai? Chirimoya? Cupuacu? Acerola?

[ghost-likin]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

ghost-likin, what kind of fruit can you grow there? Acai? Chirimoya? Cupuacu? Acerola?

Any tropical fruit I like, unfortunately I live in apartment and can't plant them here.

[ghost-likin]

Min of -16.7C in Balmaceda this morning, today is the 9° day with an good snow cover there :



About here, cloudy,cool and rainy weather to last to the rest of the month, chance of thunderstorm tomorrow :

[Palider]

Snowing again in Esquel while snow from the previous snowfall (June 15 - June 17) is still on the ground. 0°C at around 1:30 pm.

https://streamable.com/2lgzx

[ghost-likin]

I love this cool and cloudy weather that has stuck here since the second half of the month, had heavy rain few minutes ago, 26C/78F with clouds moving from the ocean, Natal looking worse than here trough.

[Palider]

Originally Posted by ghost-likin

I love this cool and cloudy weather that has stuck here since the second half of the month, had heavy rain few minutes ago, 26C/78F with clouds moving from the ocean, Natal looking worse than here trough.

Got any thunderstorms?

[Forever96]

Originally Posted by marlaver

Exactly, right now inner Brazil is under its dry season. But in the coast the dry season is very short, and that's why Koppen classifies it as tropical rainforest (although i disagree with that by myself).

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Heavy fresh snow for Ushuaia, wich had an icy day (max of -2.9ºC, i think the lowest in the last 15 years at least). Photos:





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Here today way above normal with a max of 22ºC. Watching the forecast, this "winter" threatens to be another epic failure...

Beautiful pictures