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friggin sick of this ****en subarctic hellhole right now it's freezing cold 18C at ****en midday with the usual gusty sourweterlies as is typical in CRUMMER here FFS
The dfickheads on australian weather forums go on about how awesome the weather is here, how much weather victoria has to offer blah blah ****en blah..... yeah YEAR ROUND COLD and COLD FRONTS
nothing but FREAKING COLD ARCTIC **** PREDICted in thje forecast
WORST FUICKING YEARF EVER
LOL, take it easy. Although you do have cause for complaint -- even Christchurch has a warmer forecast than Melbourne right now!
You have forgot to mention so far this month our average temps have been 28.2C max and 18.1C min.
So we have had a week and a half of warm weather yet we get a couple of cooler days in the forecast and you make it sound like we live in the coldest city in the world.
You have forgot to mention so far this month our average temps have been 28.2C max and 18.1C min.
So we have had a week and a half of warm weather yet we get a couple of cooler days in the forecast and you make it sound like we live in the coldest city in the world.
Some muppets just love to whinge I suppose.
Yeah and those averages will come crashing down with this crap
A "couple" of cooler days? OMFG look at the godamned forecast, it's freezing cold right thru and beyond according to long range forecasts with nothing but endless permanent muthaf*kng southwesterly bullcrap
You should come to Christchurch if you think you are really hardened to the deepest depths of climate hell. Todays forecasted 25 C high never materialised. Instead we got a windy 16 C -- nearly 10 C lower than forecasted. The forecasters tend to be overly optimistic, but it's rare for them to be out by that much.
Plus we've been shrouded in gloom by this inpenetrable grey cowl -- I haven't seen a speck of blue sky all day!
We have 28 C forecasted for tommorow, but I won't be holding my breath. Woe is me, I can't stand another year in this subantarctic dump. I need to get to Brisbane or Perth ASAP.
You should come to Christchurch if you think you are really hardened to the deepest depths of climate hell. Todays forecasted 25 C high never materialised. Instead we got a windy 16 C -- nearly 10 C lower than forecasted. The forecasters tend to be overly optimistic, but it's rare for them to be out by that much.
Plus we've been shrouded in gloom by this inpenetrable grey cowl -- I haven't seen a speck of blue sky all day!
We have 28 C forecasted for tommorow, but I won't be holding my breath. Woe is me, I can't stand another year in this subantarctic dump. I need to get to Brisbane or Perth ASAP.
Clearly you need the warmth. BTW, if you were living in Ch'ch 30 years earlier, not only was it a little colder, but the mean sunshine was more than 100 hours lower (averages up to mid-70s) than it is "now" (meaning the running 30-year mean).
You should come to Christchurch if you think you are really hardened to the deepest depths of climate hell. Todays forecasted 25 C high never materialised. Instead we got a windy 16 C -- nearly 10 C lower than forecasted. The forecasters tend to be overly optimistic, but it's rare for them to be out by that much.
Plus we've been shrouded in gloom by this inpenetrable grey cowl -- I haven't seen a speck of blue sky all day!
We have 28 C forecasted for tommorow, but I won't be holding my breath. Woe is me, I can't stand another year in this subantarctic dump. I need to get to Brisbane or Perth ASAP.
I hear you. Although I often complain about Sydney's changeable weather, one thing I do not miss are those cold ChCh southerlies that blow in at any time of the year and can spoil many a summer's day .
I remember inviting over 20 people over for a bbq (family event) mid January around 15 year's ago in ChCh and the high never exceeded 14C!
Here there is much more stability, at least from a temperature point of view (I am talking relative sense). Plus the nights are nice and warm - the last week in particular it has been quite balmy .
Brisbane or Perth would be like upgrading from a Robin Reliant to a high end BMW or Audi (I am not a car buff, but I think you get the idea..).
Makes me laugh at how Kiwi's especially from the SI howl and weep about missing out on the sunshine on the eastern coast, if one can call it that!.
I mean if one wants almost permanent sunshine then move to Perth! Bloody annoying when I hear migrants moving here and whinging on and on about the cloud/rain - come on!
We need it much more than the former so get over it and move on :-) Of course we'll complain about the lack of rain, after all, we're the driest inhabited country in the world!!!
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