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Oh, it's probably cooler down at the beach. I wish....


Geez you're picky. This isn't at the beach, exactly.

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Nedlands Yacht Club


Nedlands Yacht Club, Perth, Western Australia
 
Cheers Mate, and I hope the Doctor gets there soon to cool things down for you. It's been lovely here.
I hope so too, but it looks like it's going to stay hot/get hot again. I just hope the airconditioner can hold up to being run 24/7 and that the power doesn't go off.
 
I hope so too, but it looks like it's going to stay hot/get hot again. I just hope the airconditioner can hold up to being run 24/7 and that the power doesn't go off.


16 yesterday, 25 today.


I've enjoyed the cool break after the 40+ days we had last week. I wonder if the heat wave in the West will head our way.

We seem to be having a bit of everything lately.
 
It's lucky that Ava didn't make it to Perth in summer, or she would have had much nastier things to say.
 
I hope so too, but it looks like it's going to stay hot/get hot again. I just hope the airconditioner can hold up to being run 24/7 and that the power doesn't go off.

Don't mention the AC on an AGW thread. :)

I've enjoyed the cool break after the 40+ days we had last week. I wonder if the heat wave in the West will head our way.

I predict: "Yes"

We seem to be having a bit of everything lately.

Well, we (I anyway) am in Melbourne - we often get everything every day.
 
Me too. I've had the [ecologically friendly device for modestly regulating room temperature] set to heat and cool within a few hours some days. 20 degree swings.
 
Thanks for the tip. I don't want to be ostracized for having an airconditioner, only for being an annoying idiot.

Me? I don't care. I love it when they yell at me, but I'd rather be cool on a 40C day than not.
 
Has Queensland foregone the evils of daylight saving as well?


Yeah, And as inconvenient as it is sometimes, I think both Qld and WA have made the best decision for themselves. Those two states are on the verge of spanning two time zones as it is, and while I can see that people in Brisbane might like to have the Sun still up at 9 pm, I doubt if the folks in Mount Isa would appreciate daylight at 11 pm.

And that's just the East-West effect.

The fact that both states cover both tropical and temperate areas is another difference between them and the little Southern states. (I'll get flak from Sydney and Adelaide for that remark) Daylight saving is pretty pointless in the tropics.

Having said that, I think people should get over the whole clock-time enslavement that they suffer now and do what most of us out in the sticks do regardless of the clock - if the Sun is up, you do daytime stuff, and when it goes down, you do nighttime stuff. The only reason you have a clock is so you know when the ABC News is on.

Even the cows understand that system, and your curtains fade at exactly the same rate.
 

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