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Big Dave
5th September 2006, 17:55
3 months of ridin' weather - yeeharrr
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=1&ObjectID=10399837
McJim
5th September 2006, 17:57
3 months of ridin' weather - yeeharrr
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=1&ObjectID=10399837
Excellent - gonna resign, sell the house, sell the cars, sell the wife, sell the kids just so I can pretend I'm 19 again and go ridin' across the land.:Punk:
Alternatively I'll just take advantage of the odd weekend when the missus lets me.:dodge:
R6_kid
5th September 2006, 18:55
im gonna do what ^^^ he's doing, except for all the selling, and the pretending.
Yeh, im just gonna be 19 and ride around the countryside (and track) until december then i'll be 20 and it'll be summer...
kawa
5th September 2006, 19:10
Don't tell the wife
Hitcher
5th September 2006, 20:02
The same "experts" a few months ago forecast a dry, mild winter.
I blame the trade union movement.
James Deuce
5th September 2006, 20:09
El Nino actually means really unpredictable weather in NZ. The El Nino year followed by a couple of years of La Nina usually means utterly shit weather for the whole country.
It might be dry, but it will be windy, very windy, and do stuff like hail on Christmas Day.
Str8 Jacket
5th September 2006, 20:38
but it will be windy, very windy, and do stuff like hail on Christmas Day.
Gee, thanks Jim.
Hitcher
5th September 2006, 20:44
And the forecast for Thursday? Your guess as good as mine.
Big Dave
5th September 2006, 20:46
The same "experts" a few months ago forecast a dry, mild winter.
I blame the trade union movement.
It was up here, mostly - pretty dry anyway.
degrom
5th September 2006, 20:56
I want to see this dry'ness... It's like Wellington without wind... LOL
myvice
5th September 2006, 20:58
Fine, with intermittent storms...
Pwalo
6th September 2006, 09:35
3 months of ridin' weather - yeeharrr
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=1&ObjectID=10399837
Next they'll be telling us that there's global warming, or cooling, or somthing. (Bugger let's call it climate change and then no one can question it).
Hope they're right, and that it's been run through all the requisite computer models.
Perhaps it's summer on it's way.
pritch
6th September 2006, 13:31
(Bugger let's call it climate change and then no one can question it).
Well we sure do get that, several times a day in fact...
Bonez
6th September 2006, 16:50
Still waiting..........................................F or three months of fine weather that is. :dodge:
Never mind I'll go for a ride anyhoo.
andrea
6th September 2006, 17:27
At Farken Last!!!
Swoop
6th September 2006, 17:33
This prediction is from the same intelligensia that predicted pissing rain today?
Fark it is getting hotter!
Maha
6th September 2006, 17:41
Yippie-kai-eh'......i canni wait.....:sunny:
yungatart
6th September 2006, 19:35
It might be dry, but it will be windy, very windy, and do stuff like hail on Christmas Day.
Regular little joy germ today, aren't we??:sunny:
skidz
6th September 2006, 21:52
Should it matter what the weathers like? You should be out there in all types of weather. Come on! Harden up, your'e sposed to be riders.
Mom
6th September 2006, 22:05
The same "experts" a few months ago forecast a dry, mild winter.
What do experts know anyway????????? I prefer my weather knees.........they generally dont lie........:no:
PM me for weekend weather.......LOL
skidz
6th September 2006, 22:15
Had a mate a few years agothat knew it was gonna rain the next day because his arse would get itchy.:laugh:
scumdog
6th September 2006, 22:29
And the forecast for Thursday? Your guess as good as mine.
Hmmmm, I though it was 'outlook'???
pixc
6th September 2006, 23:48
And it'll be the outlook for Thursday,
You're guess is good as mine,
We'll be together, yeah, together by design,
Sunshine...
Sunshine...
Sunshine...
smudge
10th September 2006, 15:19
Don't tell the wife
I'm going to tell your wife. You should be working arounmd the house instead of haring around the place on a big black motorbike. You should get something more sensible like my bike.:scooter:
Skyryder
11th September 2006, 19:15
Weekend looks good
Skyryder
Hillbilly
11th September 2006, 23:16
Yep! That's NZ - cold, wet, and rainy for 10 months of the year! Don't talk "heatwaves" either! Last summer the Hunter Valley reached a scorching 49 degrees celcius during the day, and cooled down to 33 degrees at night. It was a dry heat like someone turning on a giant blowdryer. Luckily I live on the coast so around 10 every night like clockwork, a southerly blew in a cooled things down.
OK, last week it was 26 degrees during the day, and 15 degrees at night. Mind you, the weather here is really depensdant upon which way the wind blows - literally. If it's from the North West - it's really hot and dry as it comes off the desert. If it's from the east, really windy off the Pacific, and south, well -cool.
It's still dry though. even with the rain we've had this week, NSW is over 80% drought declared. The rail falls, but these Aussies have all the dams in the wrong places! The NSW Central Coast is on Level 3 water restrictions with the dams on 15% and still falling. So where's the dam? On top of the hills - literally. There was also a real stink about the water company dumping 2.5 million gallons of fresh drinking water so they could "do some maintenance on the tank". Too lazy to pump from one tank to another!
So, although you may all cold and wet, there's no way you'll die of thirst. Now, because of these weather patterns, not many Aussies can drive in the wet, let alone ride! When the sun's out, tons of bikes on the road. Whenit rains only the brave few are willing to dice with the crazy cagers who still drive at 140 on the freeway during a torrential downpour. BTW, no WOF's here either!
Big Dave
11th September 2006, 23:41
not many Aussies can drive in the wet, let alone ride!
CURTAIN, K. - The best in the wet I ever saw.
I didn't own any wet weather gear when i arrived in NZ.
skidz
12th September 2006, 10:08
So, although you may all cold and wet, there's no way you'll die of thirst.
No worries about dieing of thirst around here with the TUI brewery just 3ks down the road.
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