Hellllo the Antipodes. . .

After the driest and hottest May on record, we are having the wettest June - and it snowed on Mt Lofty last night - with freak storms and the wettest June day on record.

dlowan wrote:

After the driest and hottest May on record, we are having the wettest June - and it snowed on Mt Lofty last night - with freak storms and the wettest June day on record.

But that's a good thing, no?

Here in the US we have "climate change". All other people have to put up with global warming.

Still, your nights are beginning to grow shorter.

But my roof didn't blow off!

Joe N
Which part of SE Oz is your friend moving too? The state of Victoria, maybe? If so, unless you're in the mountains (well, that's what we call them, anyway! ) it never snows. Today was 14 C. That's the coldest day in ages. However, there is the wind factor ... it blows in from the Antarctic and creates a bit of misery & cold ears from to to time. I think you'd consider our winters very mild.