- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Why? Do you have a mate that needs one?Could you do me the next size up please....
Get Yer Toque On!
- Thread starter Blaithin
- Start date
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
How did you guess?Goes by the name of........John.Why? Do you have a mate that needs one?
FonterraFarmer
Member
- Location
- Waikato, New Zealand
Nothing "allegedly" about that user name, mate !!! ???S
Spoken like a true kiwi
Allegedly
I suggest you let that marinate ?
Normally there is a stratospheric warming event which allows cold air to slip from the pole,disrupting the polar vortex.
Hadn’t heard there was one happening.
@Farmer Roy ,@Blaithin ,@cows sh#t me to tears ,@Kiwi Pete if you have 20 mins then have a look at the Saturday summary video by Joe barstewardi on the Weatherbell website.
This week he concentrates on Aus and North American weather and the interrelationships.
The guy is a legend,click the link and scroll down for the vid.
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This week he concentrates on Aus and North American weather and the interrelationships.
The guy is a legend,click the link and scroll down for the vid.
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It’ll be happening in two days
Ice road truckers will be happy.It’ll be happening in two days
- Location
- Somewhere in time
I've had the same one for 20 years, I've tried to replace it, I've been given free hats, but new ones just feel wrong
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Thanks Yale, that was quite enlightening@Farmer Roy ,@Blaithin ,@cows sh#t me to tears ,@Kiwi Pete if you have 20 mins then have a look at the Saturday summary video by Joe barstewardi on the Weatherbell website.
This week he concentrates on Aus and North American weather and the interrelationships.
The guy is a legend,click the link and scroll down for the vid.
WeatherBELL Analytics
Precision weather forecasting, data services and decision support for your industry
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Question. Does it get to a point that it just doesn't feel colder? Meaning, ok its fàrking cold at say -20, but does -45 feel any colder??.
A bit like from +37 to +47 doesnt feel significantly different here.
Oh and whilst your having your -47, it will be 42 here. Not quite as bad as the near 100°c difference of last year.
If there’s no wind and you’re bundled up then anything after -25 can feel fairly similar. If you don’t take a big breath.
If it’s the windchill bringing it down you can feel it. It cuts right through you. The colder the chill, the more clothes don’t work so well.
- Location
- West Yorkshire
Yes. They don’t come inside.
It’s not really a storm. There’s snow coming through on the front (and they keep adding cm to the forecast), but once the cold hits it’ll just be cold and windy. When it’s that cold you don’t usually see large snowfall, needs to warm up first.
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
So -5 and a strong wind can be worse than -50 and no wind....
Well it could be, I’ve never been in -50 and no wind to say.
But I did say anything after -25 seems to feel fairly similar. -25 is a long ways off from -5.
He sure talks a lot without saying very much.@Farmer Roy ,@Blaithin ,@cows sh#t me to tears ,@Kiwi Pete if you have 20 mins then have a look at the Saturday summary video by Joe barstewardi on the Weatherbell website.
This week he concentrates on Aus and North American weather and the interrelationships.
The guy is a legend,click the link and scroll down for the vid.
WeatherBELL Analytics
Precision weather forecasting, data services and decision support for your industry
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Depends whether you choose to listen I suppose.