A cool day today, as temperature only reached 32C, and a cooler night now, although still 28C as I write this.
With most nights now around 27C as a minimum, the airconditioner is getting a good work out, in the office during the day and in the house at night.
Most days in the past week have been around 34C, and inland even a few kilometres that max is often 37 -39C. And it is humid, so humid you sweat [ note NOT perspire] even standing still! And it will get warmer.....and warmer......for a while yet.
Ah the joys of living in the monsoon tropics!! At least the green tree frogs are beginning to utter mating calls, even though we have really not had a good, decent shower of rain here [ been a little around, but none over our way].
There are plenty of trees flowering in anticipation of rain, with most weeping rosewoods in full flower as are the yellow Tabebuia argentea [http://monsoon-frog.blogspot.com/2009/09/fabulous-yellow-median-strip-flowering.html ], and the frangipanni are magnificent, with lots of flowers.
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Hot Nights and Hotter Days
Labels:
Darwin,
frangipanni,
Tabebuia argentea,
tropics,
weather,
weeping rosewood
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