Hottest Temperature you have ever experienced (all-time, sun, East, summer)
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Is that a good or bad thing? Sounds good to me,I hate humidity.
I've never actually felt 0% humidity, it occurs in the inland parts of southeastern Australia in spring, but the lowest I've seen in Melbourne is about 6%. Feels comfortable. 95F feels like a warm breeze, perfectly breathable and is no more uncomfortable than 80F with 95% humidity.
The towns with known histories of 0% humidity include:
Ceduna, SA
Tarcoola, SA
Eucla, WA
Mildura, VIC
Swan Hill, VIC
I'm pretty sure these are the only inhabited locations in Australia to record no humidity, but there are many more isolated stations where this has occured.
^^ if you happened to be in Adealide, then yes. In Melboune, we got cold fronts everyday and so practically missed out on the heat completely, like usual. We had perhaps 4 days of 100F, but MORE BELOW 75F during those 2 weeks, while ******* Adelaide got 2 straight weeks of 100+. Our nights were also very cold compared to Adealide, usually only around 55-60F, compared to those Moderator cut: word removed ' 75+
that week was an incredible letdown, and really, really typified Melbourne's Pathetic climate.
Last edited by Jammie; 06-06-2008 at 08:35 AM..
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128 degrees in Muskat Oman. It was 144 the day before we pulled in, but they had a cold snap.
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