Bushwalk Australia

http://www.weatherzone.com.au/news/clim ... sign/25098

Climate researchers say signs of an early spring are a disturbing reminder of global warming.

Warm winter temperatures have triggered an early outbreak of pests at Sydney's Botanical Gardens, and ibis chicks are already in the hatching phase.

It's warm up my way today. This is the warmest July up here in 20 years.

havent noticed it any warmer in nz, possibly the opposite with a lot of southerlies... after some record snow dumps in the south island there hasnt been much further snow for weeks... theres a bit more due soon
but winters not over till the fat lady sings....

ULWalkingPhil wrote:It's warm up my way today. This is the warmest July up here in 20 years.

Phil its a cracking good day in SE QLD. The rain has stopped which is good.


"Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards"

Giddy_up wrote:

ULWalkingPhil wrote:It's warm up my way today. This is the warmest July up here in 20 years.

Phil its a cracking good day in SE QLD. The rain has stopped which is good.


"Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards"

I was planning on going on a overnight walk this weekend, planed to walk 20km along the beach today to camp, a perfect day, but insurance assessors mucked up my weekend. Instead it will be a day walk up to Mt Walsh tomorrow. I'm thinking about taking my dry baking kit and bake a cake.

So thats why I cant get into my back yard to mow it? Jeeeez Id hate to see it when we get wet weather.



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1 week to City to Surf. Better not get too warm.