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Your "searing" temperatures must be warmer than I set my air conditioner to be considered "hot".
I was just reading that Sydney had a high of 77° F and there was much ado about how hot that was.
Darwin and Port Hedlund are getting up there to some real heat at nearly 90° F, but that's just normal Florida heat.
But just the interior and the northern cities seem to be actually hot. The middle of Australia is kinda known for being warmer than the rest because it's got unique weather patterns. It's fascinating reading for someone from the midwest. To me, "entire nation" means that, well, the entire nation should be having some damn heat and it looks like a normal distribution to me.
And are we going to ignore the elephant in the room or talk about how comfortable Tasmania is when "Entire Nation" is gripped by a heatwave? That just makes me wonder how fucking cold that place is normally when flannel shirt weather is a heatwave.
By the way, it's summer in the down under, so summer weather and temperatures are to be expected.
I have been to Australia twice. Once to Alice Springs for a Site Survey to put in a duel 6 meter satellite dishes. There is no good way to get to Alice Springs as it is in the desert in the center of the continent. It was in November and getting over 100F daily. I was in Adelaide in January and February installing a 4.8 meter dish where the temps were in the mid to high 90's up to 104. That area is also surrounded by desert.
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