We're having a heatwave
Posted: 27 Jan 2012 09:46
Oh my stars, it's terrible.
For the previous week temps were around 35c and we had the most spectacular electrical storm every recorded.
It gets worse, every day over 40c and that's in the shade
More to come. The kids go back to school after summer hols next week, poor beggars.
The aircon movies are packed out as are the shopping centres.
Not much relief down south.
Tropical cyclone up north, hence we have this oppressive cloud cover today, pushing the heat down.
Ice cubes in the dog's water bowls.
How the pioneers every survived without ceiling fans and aircon's I'll never know. Especially the Irish Nuns who went up north, where the temp is an everyday event. It took 6 years for the Vatican to give them the okay to wear cotton habits..beyond belief.
We went with the grandees and everyone else to the beach for Australia Day. It was just bonzer, great atmosphere, didn't stay long of course.
I just wish we had a big pipeline to bring in the rain from over east.
Keep youse posted.
Tina .... phew
For the previous week temps were around 35c and we had the most spectacular electrical storm every recorded.
It gets worse, every day over 40c and that's in the shade

More to come. The kids go back to school after summer hols next week, poor beggars.
The aircon movies are packed out as are the shopping centres.
Not much relief down south.
Tropical cyclone up north, hence we have this oppressive cloud cover today, pushing the heat down.
Ice cubes in the dog's water bowls.
How the pioneers every survived without ceiling fans and aircon's I'll never know. Especially the Irish Nuns who went up north, where the temp is an everyday event. It took 6 years for the Vatican to give them the okay to wear cotton habits..beyond belief.
We went with the grandees and everyone else to the beach for Australia Day. It was just bonzer, great atmosphere, didn't stay long of course.
I just wish we had a big pipeline to bring in the rain from over east.
Keep youse posted.
Tina .... phew