Welcome to the hottest capital city on Earth

[Bricktop]

At least it will be tomorrow.



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I think I might turn the heating down a notch.



And hit the pool.

[Anonymous]

At least it will be tomorrow.



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I think I might turn the heating down a notch.



And hit the pool.

Congratulations, I guess.

[Bricktop]

It's not the first time...

[Anonymous]

It's not the first time...

But, you hope it's the last.

[Bricktop]

It won't be. Not until the planet starts to cool.



I might be MY last.



Our time here is short. I'm preparing to prepare to get ready to relocate in the next few years.

[Gaon]

It won't be. Not until the planet starts to cool.



I might be MY last.



Our time here is short. I'm preparing to prepare to get ready to relocate in the next few years.

Some place with cooler temperatures?

[Bricktop]

Yes.



Towards the coast.



The climate here is horrible.

[Anonymous]

Yes.



Towards the coast.



The climate here is horrible.

Adelaide is a coastal city.

[Bricktop]

It is located on the shores of a gulf, somewhat inland from what is the open Southern Ocean.



The southern coastline experiences cooler weather in summer, by some 10 degrees or so.



What were once a string of small villages 40 years ago have joined to become a single coastal township where many Adelaideans move to to escape the brutal summer heat.



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[Anonymous]

It is located on the shores of a gulf, somewhat inland from what is the open Southern Ocean.



The southern coastline experiences cooler weather in summer, by some 10 degrees or so.



What were once a string of small villages 40 years ago have joined to become a single coastal township where many Adelaideans move to to escape the brutal summer heat.



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I understand....Adelaide has oppressive heat.

[Bricktop]

It falls within the extreme heat flow from the desert centre. The southern cost, a mere 100km away, often sits below the more intense hot air systems that flow from the desert and move easterly.



No district can avoid heat waves all the time...but the southerly coast is on average 10C cooler.



Unfortunately, this also applies in winter.

[Anonymous]

It falls within the extreme heat flow from the desert centre. The southern cost, a mere 100km away, often sits below the more intense hot air systems that flow from the desert and move easterly.



No district can avoid heat waves all the time...but the southerly coast is on average 10C cooler.



Unfortunately, this also applies in winter.

Still, a lot warmer than our winters.

[Anonymous]

At least it will be tomorrow.



https://www.9news.com.au/2019/01/22/20/32/news-adelaide-weather-city-could-reach-45-degrees-on-thursday">//https://www.9news.com.au/2019/01/22/20/32/news-adelaide-weather-city-could-reach-45-degrees-on-thursday



I think I might turn the heating down a notch.



And hit the pool.

I like warm weather, but that's an oven.

[Bricktop]

9.00am



37.2C.

[Anonymous]

9.00am



37.2C.

Too hot.