will someone please turn down the heat
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on โ15-01-2014 03:30 PM
HEATWAVE: Bendigo swelters through another hot day
UPDATE WEDNESAY: The temperature is again soaring.
According to the Bendigo Bank clock, it was 42 degrees at 12.01pm.
By 12.17pm, that had soared to 44 degrees.
it's almost 46 where we are..
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on โ15-01-2014 03:32 PM
its the middle of summer, it happens
Signatures suck.
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on โ15-01-2014 03:34 PM
Yep the summer heat is a lot like Xmas.
It happens every year
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on โ15-01-2014 03:37 PM
Yes summer is typically the warmest season of the year .Temps are breaking records and it's very uncomfortable
Record-breaking temperatures for SA
Posted Tue 14 Jan 2014, 6:36pm AEDT
Parts of South Australia have experienced record breaking temperatures, as the heatwave intensifies across the state. The weather bureau has revised the forecast up for the coming days, with Adelaide on track to equal or surpass its hottest day ever of 46.1 degrees.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-01-14/record-breaking-temperatures-for-sa/5200050?section=sa
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on โ15-01-2014 03:38 PM
We've just had thunder and a downpour.. It is going to be so humid after it passes.
"There is nothing more; but I want nothing more." Christopher Hitchins
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on โ15-01-2014 03:39 PM
yesterday it was 47deg on our back deck according to the thermometer, OH says it is 45 today.
Just had some thunder and about 4 drops of rain.
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โ15-01-2014 03:40 PM - edited โ15-01-2014 03:43 PM
so whats your message iza?
time to shift or viccies should move to tas? lol
Signatures suck.
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on โ15-01-2014 03:41 PM
Yes, it does, and we do get heatwaves but the tempearture is not usually this hot for so long. Fine if you have airconditioning but for those of us don't, it does become very uncomfortable.
Keep your fluids up, Iza, its too easy to become dehydrated.
"There is nothing more; but I want nothing more." Christopher Hitchins
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on โ15-01-2014 03:42 PM
Sometimes, you have to have a whinge because it makes you feel better.
"There is nothing more; but I want nothing more." Christopher Hitchins
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โ15-01-2014 03:44 PM - edited โ15-01-2014 03:46 PM
This is extreme Joz
Fire crews battle blazes as south-east Australia sizzles in heatwave
Updated 20 minutes ago
Firefighters in Victoria and South Australia are battling to control dozens of blazes amid a scorching heatwave that has sent the mercury soaring in the country's south east.
The heatwave has brought temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius to some areas, and relief is unlikely until the end of the week.
Yesterday Melbourne hit close to 43C and Adelaide experienced its fourth hottest day on record.

Victorian paramedics say they are shocked by the number of children left locked in cars in heatwave conditions.
In Victoria, aerial surveys this morning showeddozens of fires are burning out of control, most of them in the Mallee region in the state's north-west.
The Country Fire Authority (CFA) say more than 250 fires were started by lightening strikes overnight, and 15 are yet to be brought under control.
Victorian Fire Commissioner Craig Lapsley says crews are focusing on the Kangaroo Ground fire north-east of Melbourne and a watch-and-act alert has been issued.
A total fire ban is in place across the state until Friday.
Commissioner Lapsley says the peak fire danger will come on Friday when winds are expected to pick up.
CFA state duty officer Mick Harris says lightning could start even more blazes ahead of Friday's extreme heat.
"Obviously, with a deadline of Friday being very severe to extreme fire danger, we want to have the best possible chance of getting these fires under control by then," he said.
Victoria heat a serious health risk

