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Wayne(at)lpwa.net
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Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 8:16 pm Post subject: Icy Cold?

For those souls in the frozen USA north – we just topped 43C (109F) in Perth city, Western Australia a few minutes ago (1.00pm).  The airport is at 43.7C (111F)and the airforce base is at 44C (111.5F).  

   

South Australia is due for even higher temperatures tomorrow – so Dennis at Kingston should be very warm.   

     

Wayne Patterson  

LOUGHTON PATTERSON GROUP  

PO Box 398 South Perth 6951  

08 94742126  

  

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fly.lightning(at)gmail.co
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Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 8:37 pm Post subject: Icy Cold?

Maybe a little colder than usual.



It will be -20 F (-29 C) tonight (actually around 6 AM tomorrow 

morning) here in balmy St. Paul, Minnesota. Somewhere two hundred 

miles north, it should be -40 (F or C).



Hugh Sontag



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		  For those souls in the frozen USA north - we just topped 43C (109F) 

in Perth city, Western Australia a few minutes ago (1.00pm).  The 

airport is at 43.7C (111F)and the airforce base is at 44C (111.5F).



South Australia is due for even higher temperatures tomorrow - so 

Dennis at Kingston should be very warm.



Wayne Patterson

LOUGHTON PATTERSON GROUP

PO Box 398 South Perth 6951

08 94742126

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scottarden(at)cox.net
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Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 9:12 pm Post subject: Icy Cold?

Ah, no worries, Wayne, I'm in So. Calif and we were in the 90's the last three days!

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Scott C. Arden



---- Wayne Patterson <Wayne(at)lpwa.net> wrote: 

 	  Quote: 	
		   For those souls in the frozen USA north - we just topped 43C (109F) in

 Perth city, Western Australia a few minutes ago (1.00pm).  The airport

 is at 43.7C (111F)and the airforce base is at 44C (111.5F).

 

  

 

 South Australia is due for even higher temperatures tomorrow - so Dennis

 at Kingston should be very warm. 

 

  

 

 Wayne Patterson

 

 LOUGHTON PATTERSON GROUP

 

 PO Box 398 South Perth 6951

 

 08 94742126

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Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 5:43 am Post subject: Icy Cold?

In a message dated 1/15/2009 11:17:51 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  Wayne(at)lpwa.net writes:

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For    those souls in the frozen USA north – we just topped 43C (109F) in Perth city,    Western Australia a few minutes ago (1.00pm).  The airport is at 43.7C    (111F)and the airforce base is at 44C (111.5F).   

    

South    Australia is due for even higher temperatures tomorrow – so Dennis at Kingston    should be very warm.    

       

Wayne    Patterson   

LOUGHTON    PATTERSON GROUP   

PO    Box 398 South Perth 6951   

08    94742126



I have a solution for global warming. Let's ship them some of our cold air. It's 20F (-7C+/-) outside at 8 am, up from mid teens overnight. Earl FergusonAtlanta GA  	


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Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 5:57 am Post subject: Icy Cold?

<?xml:namespace prefix="v" /><?xml:namespace prefix="o" /><![endif]-->  Good morning Wayne

  

 I don't live in the really cold areas of the US, but it can get  chilly here. I'm in Tucson, Arizona. Your current temperatures are very similar  to ours during the Summer months. In Tucson, during the Summer, it is commonly  110 degrees at mid day. Needless to say, I fly very early in the  mornings. Oh well, nothing is perfect.

  

 Happy flying.

  

 Gary Pennington

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Wayne(at)lpwa.net
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 5:28 pm Post subject: Icy Cold?

Hello Gary  

   

We have to be careful here as well – but we usually go the other way and fly later in the day on very hot days.  Perth is on the west coast and on very hot days we have strong early morning easterly winds blowing from the Australian land mass over Perth and out to sea.  Unfortunately we have an 800ft scarp just to the east of Perth, so those very strong easterly morning winds form standing waves as they drop from the scarp – the waves flow over Perth airport and our club airfield.  This makes turbulence and substantial windshear inevitable.  

   

On very hot days, our alternative is to wait for the strong westerly sea breeze to blow in over the coastal plain around Perth – it is called the Fremantle Doctor and comes in at around 4-5.00pm.  Whilst this wind is strong, it is normally very smooth and consistent and tends to flatten the thermals.   So we tend to get delightful sunset flights – but we also then get standing waves on the inland side of the scarp!   

     

Wayne Patterson  

LOUGHTON PATTERSON GROUP  

PO Box 398 South Perth 6951  

08 94742126  

  

       

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Good morning Wayne  

    

   

    

I don't live in the really cold areas of the US, but it can get chilly here. I'm in Tucson, Arizona. Your current temperatures are very similar to ours during the Summer months. In Tucson, during the Summer, it is commonly 110 degrees at mid day. Needless to say, I fly very early in the mornings. Oh well, nothing is perfect.  

    

   

    

Happy flying.  

    

   

    

Gary Pennington  

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Clive J

Joined: 03 Nov 2007
Posts: 340
Location: UK

Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 10:51 pm Post subject: Icy Cold?

We have a hill in Norfolk that is 280 feet tall......highest point for

miles around.

The other day it was minus 11C in one place in England, the News

agencies were besides themselves. 

So were Jab owners as no one could get them started.



Keep the stories, info and pictures coming guys, great to read and to

see!



Regards, Clive



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