The Weather Where You Live? (17 Viewers)

Best wishes.
 
Been in deep early chilly fall on the B C side of the border. Aspens have mostly droppped leaves, and the Larches are turning. Still smoke in the air, but not too bad. Our big local fire is officially declared out. The drought continues, but some light rain today and a couple of inches of snow scheduled for this week...
 

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These fires were well west of me but a car burnt about a year ago near us when a townie stopped to make a phone call with the car parked on grass beside the highway. The grass was about 25cm high. The car was a total write off as it was about 30km from the nearest volunteer fire crew. This year the grass is too short in this area as farmers are using the verges to try and keep cattle alive. Mt Isa is about 1200 km northwest of us.

 
-7°C w/c -14°. The son's mine is -17° w/c -20°
 
Intermittent showers and clouds with some sun. Around 14C/57F…
 
-6°C and snowing
 
Lots of smoke and winds forecast at 45kmh (about 27mph) so not good. Bringing in more water just in case as we live between Bundaberg and Tara.

Firies are exhausted and a lot of the volunteers have quit in Qld because of a law bought in by the state government that is supposed to prevent children being molested. The latest school teacher to be caught does have a "blue card" and has been charged with over 1600 offences which shows how useless this new requirement is.

 
-6 C sound cold.
 
Winter is here! (or at least some of the cold is). No snow yet.

34°F/1°C for the high and 28°F/-2°C for the overnight low. Gusting windy. Expected to be similar for the rest of the week. First snow (just flurries) expected on Tuesday.
 
28°F/-2°C hereabouts at the moment, snow forecast has changed since last post with around 1" of snow expected later today.
 

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