Weather
- Thread starter Charlie
- Start date
- Location
- Canada
Shamas has been doing thatSorry to hear there are fires near you @VanillaBean.
Red enjoyed her walk this morning
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Then he comes in and licks his knees. I don't think snow- sitting agrees with his old joints lol
Emily_Babbelhund
Mama Red HOT Pepper
- Location
- Regensburg, Germany
@VanillaBean oh. my. goodness. 43 degrees. That's like sticking your head (and every other part) in an oven. 
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Phew 
- Location
- Isle of Man
Just WetFtomAbove today. Also cold. One report of an RTC on sheet ice.
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
After such a wonderful sunny cold day yesterday , we are back to mild rainy stuff xx
Atemas
UK Tour Guide
- Location
- North Cambridgeshire
Checking out the ice 🧊
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
What a difference a day makes. Today is cool, windy and overcast. The wind was so strong when the change hit overnight it blew our pool cover roller over and ripped the cover itself in half. Ouch $$$$ but we already said we would need a new one next year as it was starting to wear.
- Location
- SW London UK
I was trying to tell Hubby that my Lab friends tell me that Australia was far too hot
but his Aus cycling (virtual) friends stopped their cycle ride early because they were too cold 
(they were also trying to cycle 800 km in one go)
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
I wasn't sure if the local weather forecast tonight said we would have 'Hill snow ' or 'Hell snow '!
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Hmmmm, they could have been in the snowy mountains or way down in Tasmania perhaps? It is a land of extremes I do admit!I was trying to tell Hubby that my Lab friends tell me that Australia was far too hot
Yep, but at least not as bad as last year. Apparently it was a ex CFS who set it going...I heard there were bushfires around Adelaide @VanillaBean
Rain helped on Monday, but of course as always it also created flooding...
Hopefully you kept cool over last few days.
Kind of yeah, especially when we have the northerly winds, ie: from the dessert coming through. I always say to people who cant comprehend the heat and wind 'turn oven to max (especially fan assisted) then open door and you will kind of experience it'.@VanillaBean oh. my. goodness. 43 degrees. That's like sticking your head (and every other part) in an oven.
Good thing is we don't have the humidity cause that makes it worse...
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
I had to put a cardigan on today. Like I said, what a difference a day makes!
- Location
- Canada
@Lab_adore I'd love to have sympathy for your sweater-wearing...but I'm busy digging out of 2 feet of snow
Shamas goes out and lifts his leg and pees right where he's standing.....in the snow where he's previously patrolled. He's not marking borders right now- he can't find them!
I think tomorrow I'll go shovel him some space to poop. It's up to his chest-bone out there, except where we stomped it down or shoveled.
Taking him for a walk was interesting- WE considered walking on the road, but he refused(that's where the cars come from) so we went on the sidewalk, but only two houses had a sidewalk. He looked SO confused when the sidewalk suddenly ended and the snow was nearly as high as him. Finally, after weighing his options-road, or snow- he jumped in, and plowed on through. we only walked about 200 feet before turning home because it's hard work wading through snow above your knees
Local news coverage of the snow The snow started at about 7pm Thursday, and when we woke up Friday morning it was about 30cm. By mid afternoon it was over the knees
The lower photos of back yards fairly accurately describes what we woke up to
Shamas goes out and lifts his leg and pees right where he's standing.....in the snow where he's previously patrolled. He's not marking borders right now- he can't find them!
I think tomorrow I'll go shovel him some space to poop. It's up to his chest-bone out there, except where we stomped it down or shoveled.
Taking him for a walk was interesting- WE considered walking on the road, but he refused(that's where the cars come from) so we went on the sidewalk, but only two houses had a sidewalk. He looked SO confused when the sidewalk suddenly ended and the snow was nearly as high as him. Finally, after weighing his options-road, or snow- he jumped in, and plowed on through. we only walked about 200 feet before turning home because it's hard work wading through snow above your knees
Local news coverage of the snow The snow started at about 7pm Thursday, and when we woke up Friday morning it was about 30cm. By mid afternoon it was over the knees
The lower photos of back yards fairly accurately describes what we woke up to
- Location
- Canada
Although in fairness, a 20degree drop is a BIT extreme
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
I'm trying to picture it @Shamas mom but it just sounds impossible! Maxx said that Shamas is very brave to jump in the deep white stuff
No jumper today, we have had a lot of rain which was great but the sun came out this arvo and it's very humid - ugh.
No jumper today, we have had a lot of rain which was great but the sun came out this arvo and it's very humid - ugh.
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
We have some snow! Didn’t know it was even forecast 
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
I love the doggie pawprints!