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Weather Cooperation (or not) for Summer 2005.

 
 
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Author Smoke
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#46 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 11:11 
Hey Jerome,

Yes, clear skies are a nice thing to have, but not when the air is dry, like it is today. When that happens and the sky is clear, you'll have that rapid radiational cooling of the ground effect at night.

Trav.

Author reloadable shell
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#47 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 11:16 
unfortunately I would not then have a coat I risk I cold. but I then likes too firework I will go there out of tee-shirt !

jérome.

Author Smoke
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#48 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 11:20 
Jerome,

It won't be that cold! You could just wear a light sweater. That should keep you warm enough, especially if you're going to be by the water. The temperature will be about 17C, but could be about 15C by the water.

Trav.

Author reloadable shell
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#49 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 11:28 
I dont have a ligh sweater just a bunch of tee-shirt all my cloth is at my mother home

Author Smoke
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#50 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 11:32 


Well, it shouldn't be so bad. It's not like it's below freezing! You remember Australia's temperature, right? Well, it will be similar to that!

Trav.

Author reloadable shell
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#51 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 11:41 
ah ok BOF I had found that the temperature was not too terrible at the time of the fireworks Australia

Author Smoke
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#52 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 11:45 
Ok then, so it shouldn't be so bad, but still on the cool side.

However, once you're in the city, it's always warmer for obvious reasons.

Regards,

Trav.

Author Enkil
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#53 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 11:53 
Jérome,

The best thing you can do is wear 2 tee-shirts, that's what I do. It helps a lot. It'd be better if you had a sweater.

Smoke,

Please come!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Author reloadable shell
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#54 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 11:58 
thank enkil is a good idea but it is necessary just that its does not appear

jérome.

Author Smoke
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#55 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 12:05 
Jerome,

As Enkil said, your best bet is to put on 2 t-shirts, so this way you'll create a double layer of insulation. But, the cold won't be that dramatic. I would have been more concerned if the temperature was like it is for the overnight value!

Enkil,

You still have that time machine? I hope I'll be able to go, but I believe my chance of going is equivalent to the chance of rain happening this evening!

Trav.

Author reloadable shell
Member 
#56 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 12:08 
yes but its is likely not to be useful has grans thing because I bicycle I with 2 tee-shirt will sweat makes

Author Smoke
Member 
#57 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 12:14 
Oh yes, I forgot, you will be biking there.

But, chances are that you will be sweating a little by the time you get there. Also, you're body will generate a lot of heat, so you'll welcome the cooler conditions! But, as your body stabalizes, you'll start to adapt to the exterior temperature, so that's when you'll put on your double t-shirt. Obviously, you're not going to ride with both t-shirts on! Only when you start to feel cold.

Also, you might want to bring some water judging your distance. Better stay hydrated!

Trav.

Author reloadable shell
Member 
#58 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 12:18 
yes I would forget absolutely anything. but usually I never bring water I am never thirsty. but I does not take to chance I bring 2 quill of Coke

Author Smoke
Member 
#59 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 12:21 
Well, as long as you have some kind of fluid!

But coke will make you thirsty.

Trav.

Author reloadable shell
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#60 | Posted: 4 Sep 2005 12:23 
yes of course

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