What's the Weather like where you live?

[Stee]

In Melbourne it’s meant to be Summer but feels like Winter. Freezing, wet and gloomy.  🌧️ 🥶 

[New World Explorer]

11 minutes ago, Stee said:

In Melbourne it’s meant to be Summer but feels like Winter. Freezing, wet and gloomy.  🌧️ 🥶 

Well, it’s gloomy way too often. I don’t like weather here. 

[hatcheckgirl]

Sydney has been remarkably dryish and sunny in the 2weeks I’ve been here visiting family. Back in Perth it’s sun sun sun. Gearing up to another blast furnace summer. ☀️☀️☀️

[New World Explorer]

8 minutes ago, hatcheckgirl said:

furnace summer

Sounds fun .....

[hatcheckgirl]

Yeah, but it’s probably better than the winter in Ukraine without heating, so I won’t be complaining.

[Dawid]

9 hours ago, New World Explorer said:

Well, it’s gloomy way too often. I don’t like weather here. 

Today 34F and we expect to have a rain and snow. No sun but clouds only.

But 71F at home. Poor people in Ukraine

[New World Explorer]

11 minutes ago, Dawid said:

Today 34F and we expect to have a rain and snow. No sun but clouds only.

But 71F at home. Poor people in Ukraine

Dawid my brother, I do not understand Fahrenheit, and I believe in Poland you use Celsius system, at least this is what I used when living in Poland 

 

 

Joke: 

My dad said It was Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit and Anders Celsius to create the terms used for thermometer scales

I replied: Don't you think it's egocentric to name everything after yourself?
He said: well, to be fair they both worked hard for their degrees! LOL 🤣

[Dawid]

9 minutes ago, New World Explorer said:

Dawid my brother, I do not understand Fahrenheit, and I believe in Poland you use Celsius system, at least this is what I used when living in Poland 

 

 

Joke: 

My dad said It was Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit and Anders Celsius to create the terms used for thermometer scales

I replied: Don't you think it's egocentric to name everything after yourself?
He said: well, to be fair they both worked hard for their degrees! LOL 🤣

Hello Greg.

Farenheit was first with his scale -1724, Celcius -1742. 

But I will be writing in Celcius from now. So now we have 2C in our region

[New World Explorer]

30 minutes ago, Dawid said:

So now we have 2C in our region

Oh..mate! do you need blankets? 

[Dawid]

19 minutes ago, New World Explorer said:

Oh..mate! do you need blankets? 

We do not need but Ukrainians for sure yes. Let the war stop asap.

[GeordieGirl]

14 hours ago, hatcheckgirl said:

Sydney has been remarkably dryish and sunny in the 2weeks I’ve been here visiting family. Back in Perth it’s sun sun sun. Gearing up to another blast furnace summer. ☀️☀️☀️

Haha!! Except today it was 19 and raining and tomorrow it's going to be 17. And raining again. And again on Saturday. 

 

But don't worry - by Tuesday it's going to be 33!! 🙄🙄  Just a tad erratic is what it is!!

[GeordieGirl]

5 hours ago, New World Explorer said:

Dawid my brother, I do not understand Fahrenheit, and I believe in Poland you use Celsius system, at least this is what I used when living in Poland 

 

I have lived in Australia for 49 years but Farenheit still makes more sense to me.  When one degree is the difference between either wearing a jumper or a tee-shirt, it makes no sense. 🤣

[Dawid]

9 minutes ago, GeordieGirl said:

I have lived in Australia for 49 years but Farenheit still makes more sense to me.  When one degree is the difference between either wearing a jumper or a tee-shirt, it makes no sense. 🤣

By the way- why you wrote tee-shirt but no T-shirt? (I still learn english)

[CHecker]

7 hours ago, Dawid said:

By the way- why you wrote tee-shirt but no T-shirt? (I still learn english)

I use both spellings, both are acceptable 

https://grammarist.com/spelling/t-shirt-tee-shirt/

[Dawid]

12 minutes ago, bagwell1987 said:

I use both spellings, both are acceptable 

https://grammarist.com/spelling/t-shirt-tee-shirt/

Thank you. It was my first time when I saw tee-shirt

[GeordieGirl]

13 hours ago, Dawid said:

By the way- why you wrote tee-shirt but no T-shirt? (I still learn english)

Sorry, Dawid, I don't know why I wrote it like that. Although it is not wrong, T-shirt is the usual way. 

You are doing very well with your English. I always admire people who are bilingual. 

[Stee]

On 11/17/2022 at 7:15 AM, New World Explorer said:

Well, it’s gloomy way too often. I don’t like weather here. 

Same! Think that’s why heaps are making the move to Queensland. 🌞 

 

At least we have a bit of sun today..but won’t last long. 

[Dawid]

4 hours ago, GeordieGirl said:

Sorry, Dawid, I don't know why I wrote it like that. Although it is not wrong, T-shirt is the usual way. 

You are doing very well with your English. I always admire people who are bilingual. 

That was very good that you used "tee". I learned a new thing

[Dawid]

Winter tyres - changed. Prepared for snow now. But it is going to be between 0-6 C

[geordie lost in Europe]

Yes also for me winter tyres on, snow is here 7mths of winter ahead! 

[Dawid]

1 minute ago, geordie lost in Europe said:

Yes also for me winter tyres on, snow is here 7mths of winter ahead! 

From which part of Europe are you?

[geordie lost in Europe]

Just now, Dawid said:

From which part of Europe are you?

Finland 

[Pabo]

[bobby]

rain it 47 right now feels like 43 and latter tonight it will be in the 30s 

[felito]