Weather in Oz at the moment slightly variable

Geebee

Esteemed Pedelecer
Mar 26, 2010
1,256
227
Australia
It was 38 C today zero clouds, so a touch hot to ride, but tomorrow it is raining and going to be 18 to 19 degrees :confused:

On the plus side it could be like the UK at the moment :)
 

hech

Esteemed Pedelecer
Oct 29, 2011
352
27
argyll
Well actually GB it is quite warm and looking out the window I can see the sun beating down unmercifully from a searing altitude of 22 degrees, the sky blue and without cloud, but of course if you ventured outside you would freeze to death in under 20 seconds. Oddly I had imagined that ebiking in warm places would be pleasant enough due to the ventilating effects of the apparent wind?
 

Old_Dave

Esteemed Pedelecer
Sep 15, 2012
1,211
2
Dumfries & Galloway
Weather report from a little bit south'erer than hech

Sky is clear and a lovely shade of blue

Outside temperature in the shade is 3 degrees celsius .. its a heat wave, pass the factor 50 sun block.
 
D

Deleted member 4366

Guest
We've now had three days of sunshine in a row. I think that's the first time since 2008. It feels like it anyway.:(
 

103Alex1

Esteemed Pedelecer
Sep 29, 2012
2,228
67
It was 10 degrees down in Devon a couple of days ago. Cloudless, no howling wind (for once) and down to a t-shirt mowing the lawn at 2pm. For a blissful hour or so I got that wonderful reminder of what Britain can be like when the weather's nice (awesome). Sea temperature is up to 10 degrees too. It's usually warmer in the water than out this time of year.

Spring has sprung early with the mild Winter and my favourite time of year by miles is beginning. Better get a move on and get this bike built so I can get out and enjoy it. I don't want to miss much more of it :cool:.
 

amigafan2003

Esteemed Pedelecer
Jul 12, 2011
1,389
139
12c outside in Blackpool atm - it's a beautiful day - looks good all week too, geting a touch cooler later in the week.

That's the ebike every day then!

Although I'll be taking it easy as I seperated my right knee whilst getting on my bike this am :-( After hitting the deck I did the "typical bloke" thing of looking around to make sure no-one saw me - which is a bit perverse as I could have really done with hand getting up!
 

DJH

Pedelecer
Nov 8, 2011
166
1
North Yorkshire
It's unbelievable, I've been cycling through the winter in rain, hail and snow and then we have three days of glorious sunshine and what happens?........................................I'm in bed with flu :mad:
 

funkylyn

Esteemed Pedelecer
Feb 22, 2011
3,172
27
South Shields, Tyne & Wear
It's unbelievable, I've been cycling through the winter in rain, hail and snow and then we have three days of glorious sunshine and what happens?........................................I'm in bed with flu :mad:
Get well soon david.......dont worry....there WILL be more sunny days...... at sometime Im sure... :cool:

Lynda :)
 

flecc

Member
Oct 25, 2006
53,361
30,710
It's unbelievable, I've been cycling through the winter in rain, hail and snow and then we have three days of glorious sunshine and what happens?........................................I'm in bed with flu :mad:
That's really bad luck, hope it passes quickly for you.
 

RobF

Esteemed Pedelecer
Sep 22, 2012
4,732
2,312
Sea temperature is up to 10 degrees too. It's usually warmer in the water than out this time of year.
The cox of the Sunderland lifeboat told me the temperature of the North Sea varies very little through the year.

In other words, your chances of dying of hypothermia if you fall in are about the same in July as they are in February.
 

funkylyn

Esteemed Pedelecer
Feb 22, 2011
3,172
27
South Shields, Tyne & Wear
Thanks folks on the mend now...............drinking red wine again :)
Huh...you lucky devil, I cant bring myself to touch any rose' yet, which is worrying me worse than the cough, I mean, how bad must I be, not to be able to drink alcohol :confused:

I think I need to speak to my doctor.......

Lynda :)
 

103Alex1

Esteemed Pedelecer
Sep 29, 2012
2,228
67
The cox of the Sunderland lifeboat told me the temperature of the North Sea varies very little through the year.

In other words, your chances of dying of hypothermia if you fall in are about the same in July as they are in February.
Lol. I saw a couple swimming in just their trunks and swim cozzie. Always the older generation ! Not being made of such sturdy stuff, there's usually 4-5mm of neoprene between me and the water. I don't lose the legs till at least April and the arms don't go till even later !
 

Geebee

Esteemed Pedelecer
Mar 26, 2010
1,256
227
Australia
Well actually GB it is quite warm and looking out the window I can see the sun beating down unmercifully from a searing altitude of 22 degrees, the sky blue and without cloud, but of course if you ventured outside you would freeze to death in under 20 seconds. Oddly I had imagined that ebiking in warm places would be pleasant enough due to the ventilating effects of the apparent wind?
Yep, riding in hot weather is normally lovely (upto the mid 30's), but since I live in the coldest part of Australia we don't get enough really hot weather to adjust to it. In Winter we get down to single digit Max temps some days.
 
C

Cyclezee

Guest
OMG GeeBee, you must know Pugsly, one of our latest recruits to the forum, he lives in Oz too;)