29.5ºC inside my living-room at 11 P.M

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29.5ºC inside my living-room at 11 P.M

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we are only training for the summer in Rosario... do someone want to donate an aire acondicionado or an average storm with southern wind?
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would some cold fronts, compliments of Canada, do in a pinch?
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mmmm... I don´t understand well what you said, Cecil but it doesn´t sound as an aire acondicionado... recuerdos de frentes fríos desde Canadá?... who knows, maybe it helps!... even though I think patagonic wind, western storms or sudestadas would be more effective... but still sunny day here.
Today, same place: 30.1ºC, 2 PM
thanks!
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Cold fronts from Canada !

Take them all , you can have them free of
charge . Last night temp. went down to -7C
(23 Farenheit) ,it's foreplay for those -40C
(-40 Farenheit) nights , cause it's gonna be fucking cold.
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Post by Doreen Peri »

Give me heat rather than cold, any day!

Dreaming of moving to Hawaii.....

ps- I have a tough time translating C to F .... lemme see... if it's 0 degrees C, it's 32 degrees F, so that means if it's 30 degrees C, it's probably about 62 degrees F? Is that right?

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30C is 86F
conversion table
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thanks a-one, but I´m afraid it´s not working... 30.6 ºC 11:52 PM.
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no storm last night, but a brief heavy rain. Now is cloudy and with llovizna. Same place: 28.1 ºC 2 PM
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Mon payer c'est l'hiver...
My country is the winter...just a little ditty from Quebec...where summer is 2 months of bad ice fishing...
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well, we are improving: same place: 26.5 ºC 11 PM
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Artguy wrote:Mon payer c'est l'hiver...
My country is the winter...just a little ditty from Quebec...where summer is 2 months of bad ice fishing...
Sad but true. :cry:

A-One.
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30 degrees C, is fourty bucks american.
isn' it?
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26.1 ºC 10 PM. Beautiful.
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-10C in Montreal this morning ,very cold.
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the lower temperature I´ve ever experienced was - 3ºC as it was terribly cold... Be careful to not become a polar bear!
Here high temperatures again: 27.5 ºC at 10 AM. Maybe I will buy a new ventilador, as a friend adviced me some days ago...
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