It is summer in Antarctica!
Supposed to be 33°F there tomorrow -- altho' I haven't figured out what time of the day it is in McMurdo Station or, even what day it is ! Which side of the date line are they on, anyway ?
Here's something that might work to keep track of things down there. Just a test here on the forum (and the mods can take it off if it causes any problems).
[img]https://weathersticker.wunderground.com/weathersticker/bigtemp/language/english/global/stations/89664.gif[/img]
18°F right now as I post this - must be a night-time reading . . .
Steve
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Ah, Steve. I am so very tired of being cold. I imagine we're probably in the teens right now. Highs in the 30's for the entire 10 day forecast, which is pretty pathetic. Yeah, it's normal temps, but one can always hope for a 40.
Yes, I'm anxious for summer. Right now, though, I'll settle for just one day at 45. At this time of the year, the cold begins to seem a permanent, never-ending nightmare.
Yes, I'm anxious for summer. Right now, though, I'll settle for just one day at 45. At this time of the year, the cold begins to seem a permanent, never-ending nightmare.
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No, I'm not in the slightest eager for summer right now ... but definitely looking forward to spring. All things in good order. And I like spring a lot better anyway, reasonable temps and everything blooming, vs so hot and humid. Last summer was killer and this mild winter makes me keep thinking this one will be worse.
We keep getting teases of spring. Monday I was out weeding in the garden in just a light sweater, enjoying sun and feeling very spring like. Yesterday I woke up to find everything covered in snow - probably 1/2", but it looked quite wintery.
We keep getting teases of spring. Monday I was out weeding in the garden in just a light sweater, enjoying sun and feeling very spring like. Yesterday I woke up to find everything covered in snow - probably 1/2", but it looked quite wintery.
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I think it may make it above freezing this afternoon there in McMurdo Station.
The time there is New Zealand Daylight Savings Time, I've found out. Altho', they are on the other side of the dateline, so it is already Friday. It is just after noon right now.
Already, 27°F.
Yes, I realize that summer can be very difficult in some areas. The spring here is often so cool and windy that I look forward more to the summer months. It is usually comfortable outdoors on all but the hottest days.
Steve
Edited To Add, a clock:
[img]https://weathersticker.wunderground.com/weathersticker/gizmotimetemp/language/english/global/stations/89664.gif[/img]
The time there is New Zealand Daylight Savings Time, I've found out. Altho', they are on the other side of the dateline, so it is already Friday. It is just after noon right now.
Already, 27°F.
Yes, I realize that summer can be very difficult in some areas. The spring here is often so cool and windy that I look forward more to the summer months. It is usually comfortable outdoors on all but the hottest days.
Steve
Edited To Add, a clock:
[img]https://weathersticker.wunderground.com/weathersticker/gizmotimetemp/language/english/global/stations/89664.gif[/img]
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Summers in Wyoming are extraordinary most of the time. Temps ranging from 75 to 85, very few rainy days. Wind, yes. But we don't swelter or curse the precip for keeping us from the garden. Sometime next summer, you and I will be reading postings from members who are sweltering in 100+ heat or can't get in their gardens for all the mud.digitS' wrote: Yes, I realize that summer can be very difficult in some areas. The spring here is often so cool and windy that I look forward more to the summer months. It is usually comfortable outdoors on all but the hottest days.
Turnabout's fair play. It's 28 degrees outside right now, and the ground is covered with snow and ice, but seriously good times lie ahead.