Ewps My bad...
We had ( yes paste tense) a small wall temp gauge, that i was comparing the temperatures
forecast on tv , to the ones online and the ones in actual fact.
Inside the house the temperature was 36.4, that was with doors and windows closes,
ceiling fans spinning and the a/c in the lounge room ( only room its in btw ) going.
Decided that I'd put the gauge outside the back door for a few minutes, to see what the difference
was. Unfortunately I kind of blew it up EWPS, the mercury went all the way to the end of the glass,
and never went back down again. Even after putting it in the fridge. So I'm thinking it was just to damned hot
outside...
I think over both South Australia and Victoria ( the two states having the heatwave ) there has been reports of up
to 60 people having died due to the heatwaves conditions, power outages lack of a/c etc. Thankfully there
hasnt been any casualties from the bushfires, ( not that I've heard ) apart from houses and land.
Soooo no end in sight to it yet...
forecast on tv , to the ones online and the ones in actual fact.
Inside the house the temperature was 36.4, that was with doors and windows closes,
ceiling fans spinning and the a/c in the lounge room ( only room its in btw ) going.
Decided that I'd put the gauge outside the back door for a few minutes, to see what the difference
was. Unfortunately I kind of blew it up EWPS, the mercury went all the way to the end of the glass,
and never went back down again. Even after putting it in the fridge. So I'm thinking it was just to damned hot
outside...
I think over both South Australia and Victoria ( the two states having the heatwave ) there has been reports of up
to 60 people having died due to the heatwaves conditions, power outages lack of a/c etc. Thankfully there
hasnt been any casualties from the bushfires, ( not that I've heard ) apart from houses and land.
Soooo no end in sight to it yet...