What's the weather like where you are?

[Josho]

Wow, check out these temps for Liawanee, Tasmania this morning, these observations are recorded every half hour but it actually got down to -14.2c there, new record low temp for the state Tasmania, beating the previous record of -13c

 

[Josho]

Wow, check out these temps for Liawanee, Tasmania this morning, these observations are recorded every half hour but it actually got down to -14.2c there, new record low temp for the state Tasmania, beating the previous record of -13cView attachment 10187

 

[Cristo Rei]

Wow, check out these temps for Liawanee, Tasmania this morning, these observations are recorded every half hour but it actually got down to -14.2c there, new record low temp for the state Tasmania, beating the previous record of -13c

 

[farouk]

@Josho Interesting info...

 

[farouk]

Clear, dry and sunny again...

 

[farouk]

(I wonder what the Down Under friends will report about their weather?....)

 

[farouk]

Warm and sunny again today...

 

[Josho]

Here you go @Cristo Rei get your snow fix, very white up there today, the camera doesn't do it justice.

 

[Josho]

 

[farouk]

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Hi @Josho, so is that Australia?

 

[farouk]

Here it's been hot and sunny.

 

[Josho]

Hi @Josho, so is that Australia?

Yep it's the most snow on those mountain ranges near my home I have seen this year, a lot more is visible to the naked eye.

 

[farouk]

Yep it's the most snow on those mountain ranges I have seen this year, a lot more is visible to the naked eye.

The "Snowy Mountains", maybe? are they part of the Great Dividing Range? (Those are ones I've heard of, anyway...)

 

[Josho]

The "Snowy Mountains", maybe? are they part of the Great Dividing Range? (Those are ones I've heard of, anyway...)

Nah these are the bigger mountains in the eastern part of the Yarra Ranges area, the Snowy Mountains are even bigger of course though, the Yarra River is below these mountains

 

[farouk]

Nah these are the bigger mountains in the Yarra Ranges area, the Snowy Mountains are even bigger of course though, the Yarra River is below these mountains

@Josho Sounds like it's all in the State of Victoria. I would love to visit, but it's probably a bit late in life now. I think the idea that some ppl have that Australia is basically its coastline is a bit of a myth; all those mountains, all the vast Outback, all the deep red earth and sun glowing on Ayer's Rock/Uluru and the Olgas... :)

 

[Cristo Rei]

The "Snowy Mountains", maybe? are they part of the Great Dividing Range? (Those are ones I've heard of, anyway...)

Ye the great divide runs down the whole east cost and in the south east corners are our biggest hills at about 2,000 meters
So basically any mountain here is in the Great Divide

 

[Josho]

The "Snowy Mountains", maybe? are they part of the Great Dividing Range? (Those are ones I've heard of, anyway...)

Oh sorry haha, missed that bit, those aren't the snowy mountains but yes they are a part of the Great Dividing Range.

 

[Cristo Rei]

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Its enough snow to build a snowman and slide a toboggan

 

[Josho]

Its enough snow to build a snowman and slide a toboggan

Lolz believe me it's a lot more when you look at it with the naked eye.

 

[farouk]

Oh sorry haha, missed that bit, those aren't the snowy mountains but yes they are a part of the Great Dividing Range.

@Josho I read that planes decades back have crashed in the Great Dividing Range and haven't been found until decades afterwards; they are that rugged and remote...