Winter Thread 2017: Southern Hemisphere (climate, snow, recorded, temperatures)

[marlaver]

So, i extend the poll to winter, but puting Maquinchao on it for Argentina.

[Noodleman556]

Thinking Aussie Alps will get a cold winter, ~ -10C was recorded there in Early May this year.

Edit- was -8.5C at thredbo top but probs got down to ~-10C at charlotte pass.

[ghost-likin]

Originally Posted by Noodleman556

Thinking Aussie Alps will get a cold winter, ~ -10C was recorded there in Early May this year.

Edit- was -8.5C at thredbo top but probs got down to ~-10C at charlotte pass.

I think this winter the colder extreme will be with Balmaceda or Maquinchao since their hardiness zone is 7A/6B.

[jgtheone]

Originally Posted by Noodleman556

Thinking Aussie Alps will get a cold winter, ~ -10C was recorded there in Early May this year.

Edit- was -8.5C at thredbo top but probs got down to ~-10C at charlotte pass.

We also have a massive high pressure system moving over the area soon.

[ghost-likin]

Originally Posted by jgtheone

We also have a massive high pressure system moving over the area soon.

Quite cold in Charlotte Pass next days :

[ghost-likin]

Chilly days ahead to central and eastern Australia,not much snow to the highlands trough.
Temperature map is only showed in Fahrenheit.

[deneb78]

Let's see if any city in the Southern Hemisphere with a population of over 100,000 can get a temperature below -30C this winter.... small villages or mountain passes don't count

[Cambium]

Forecast video: Mentions the sea temperatures a factor.


https://twitter.com/BenNollWeather/s...13808739483649

[ghost-likin]

Originally Posted by deneb78

Let's see if any city in the Southern Hemisphere with a population of over 100,000 can get a temperature below -30C this winter.... small villages or mountain passes don't count

You know that never will happen, temperature like that only happens in Antarctic and high mountains of Southern Andes.

[deneb78]

Originally Posted by ghost-likin

You know that never will happen, temperature like that only happens in Antarctic and high mountains of Southern Andes.

I guess the people in the Southern Hemisphere had the sense to build their cities in locations with pleasant climates unlike the Northern Hemisphere. Otherwise Balmaceda should have the same population as Moscow.