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July 2nd and it's 53f this morning. Calling for a high of 81 today. I am loving the unseasonably cool weather. Usually in July we are roasting
It's so cold.
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bogle111
A Canadian enjoying Wales
It is July here (supposedly summer) and we dream of "18 degrees with a very dry light lazy breeze". In fact we dream of any weather providing it doesn't involve rain.
Tripod
Well-Known Member
It's midwinter here and July is the coldest month of the year.
Temperature now here in Cape Town is 16C and for the past 3 nights when I put the car in the garage at around 2am, the temperature dropped to 9C. In the past, it has been 5C at this time of night.
I spoke to a friend in Johannesburg on Sunday and nighttime temperature is -5C.
This morning, I spotted this lizard sunning itself on the rubbish bin lid. They usually hide under the dog's wicker basket. I have also seen the dog and the lizard 'eyeballing' eachother - often only a few inches apart.
Live and let live...
tripod
Temperature now here in Cape Town is 16C and for the past 3 nights when I put the car in the garage at around 2am, the temperature dropped to 9C. In the past, it has been 5C at this time of night.
I spoke to a friend in Johannesburg on Sunday and nighttime temperature is -5C.
This morning, I spotted this lizard sunning itself on the rubbish bin lid. They usually hide under the dog's wicker basket. I have also seen the dog and the lizard 'eyeballing' eachother - often only a few inches apart.
Live and let live...
tripod
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Rodzilla
Super Member
yup...often it's closer to -9c round our parts in the winter,personally i would love a winter like catman is describing,but as nice as that would be,i don't think i could take the spring,let alone the summer temps that come after it...ain't no free lunch nowhere