We've had 39C (102F) on Saturday, 30C (89,6F) on Monday and Tuesday and 34C (93,2F) today, 37C (98,6C)on Thursday... Thankfully the temperatures will decrease next week to the high 20'sC.
So before going out check the UV (ultraviolet radiation) and slip, slop, slap 😉
For other signs from around the world please go over to Tom's blog.
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I have no idea how you live in a climate that has those kinds of temperature with such regularity. And summer has not even arrived yet.
ReplyDeleteI do prefer the heat David and because we have a dry climate it's quite bearable. It would be a lot worse if it was humid.
DeleteHere is what I find. Doesn't matter how cold it gets I can dress for it and stay warm. Once it gets much over thirty degrees it becomes exhausting to walk for any length of time and there is no way to escape it. Once it gets over thirty-five prolonged exposure becomes dangerous. Yesterday we went for a walk in the snow at minus eleven, well dressed for the conditions. We had bright sunshine and it was delightful.
DeleteAustralia can be very hot indeed, I remember very well our visit long ago, always wearing hats
ReplyDeleteThanks Marianne. Some areas can get quite hot indeed and a hat is always a good idea.
DeleteOhhh, lucky you, Sami!
ReplyDeleteI always wear UV index 50 plus sunscreen and my red hat in your place :-)
Right now I´m wearing the new extra warming long "underwear" I bought yesterday (I´m still too frugal to put on the heating manually, it´s only autumn!).
Last Summer I only used the air-con 3 or 4 times, as if we keep the windows and blinds closed the house stays cooler. Thanks Iris, keep warm :)
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ReplyDeleteI would enjoy the hot weather over our cold winter.. A hat and sunscreen are a must. Enjoy your day and week ahead!
Thanks Eileen. I too prefer hot over cold weather :)
Delete...interesting, I've never seen this both. In Maui the have UV index in the paper each morning. Here today the index is 0, it's snowing. Thanks Sami for stopping, don't get burned today.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom. No chance of burning, just drove from home to work and back home again :) Thanks for hosting.
DeleteInformação preciosa e aproveito para desejar a continuação de uma boa semana.
ReplyDeleteAndarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Obrigada Francisco, boa semana.
DeleteIsn't it awful Sami, too soon for sure ☺ See you next week ✨
ReplyDeleteThanks Grace, see you next week :)
DeleteWe're freezing here. I hope it cools down to normal temperatures soon.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day, Sami. ♥
Thanks Sandee, we're never happy when it comes to the weather :)
DeleteYikes!
ReplyDeleteThanks William, yikes indeed!
DeleteThere is definitely climate change happening. We have snow here which is way too early in the season for it!
ReplyDeleteToo much heat and too much cold, the weather is certainly changing Pat.
DeleteVery good idea. Tourists should really take notice.
ReplyDeleteCertainly should Andrew. I've seen many Brits looking like lobsters!
DeleteI haven't' been burnt bad in several years.
ReplyDeleteI don't stay out long enough to burn I think, because I'm not a beach person either. Thanks Adam
DeleteThese are MY summer temps nearly daily, but the humidity is quite high, too. I'm with David M. I can always add more layers, but in the summer, I can't take off enough to go outside without being arrested. That's why I don't venture too far from home in summer. That's a wonderful sign, though, and it definitely is one that is functional, too.
ReplyDeleteI think what saves us is not having humidity because that is awful when it's too hot. Sydney weather is humid so you just sweat outside. Thanks Elizabeth.
DeleteE o sol australiano não é brinquedo!!
ReplyDeleteBastante forte!
DeleteGood advice!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lea
DeleteLike WoW - Really, WoW
ReplyDeleteCheers
Thanks Padre.
DeleteTodos nós devemos ter muito cuidado. Até no inverno nos aconselham a usar protetor solar.
ReplyDeletePor acaso sou muito descuidada com isso, mas não me exponho muito ao sol. Obrigada Catarina
DeleteLooking forward to that cooler weather Sami, this is very unspring like heat.. not happy 😁
ReplyDeleteYes, very unspring like indeed :) Have a nice weekend.
DeleteDearest Sami,
ReplyDeleteWell, we don't need any UV signs right now. We have had our first -2ºC at night. Luckily all tropical potplans got transported into the greenhouse on Monday afternoon, by our young man who helps out. Good feeling! MISS the tropics during November, December, January and part of February!
I'm like you, a person born to enjoy tropical environments. Cold gets to your bones and ails you in many ways, like sciatica, bronchitis etc. So happy that is of the past!
Sending you hugs,
Mariette
Indeed Mariette, having been born and raised in Africa I do prefer the hot weather and couldn't imagine living for too long in very cold parts of the world.
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DeletePhew … those temperatures seem very high to me!
ReplyDeleteImportant that we take account of them and use sun-hats and sunscreen lotion.
All the best Jan
We have had far too high temperatures too early in Summer. Thanks Jan
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