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    Record roof temp

    Highest roof temperature yet, 51 degrees, OMG

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    ahh trees, came back from Trousons Kauri Park yesterday, nothing better than going into a forest on a scorching hot day, wishing I was still there.

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    In the last week of work before xmas when we were getting 30deg days I left the house thermometer in the car to record the maximum because the car was always bloody hot when I got back to it at around 5pm. The maximum during the day was 61deg and it was still 54deg at 5pm, surprised the hell out me.

    It's 33.6 outside right now, but much more pleasant inside with the aircon on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by far queue View Post
    It's 33.6 outside right now, but much more pleasant inside with the aircon on.
    Really? So the internet ones aren't accurate (30 on Metserv)?


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    there will always be small areas where it is either hotter or colder than the Metsev temp. Believe they are called micro-climates. Like the one on my deck right now where it will burn the soles of your feet off in the sun or the pebbled area next to it, think I could fry an egg on that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJK View Post
    Really? So the internet ones aren't accurate (30 on Metserv)?
    33.8 now, that's on the shaded side of the house.
    The views expressed above may not match yours - But that's the reason my Dad went to war - wasn't it?
    Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, .... but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out,... shouting "man, what a ride"!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by far queue View Post
    In the last week of work before xmas when we were getting 30deg days I left the house thermometer in the car to record the maximum because the car was always bloody hot when I got back to it at around 5pm. The maximum during the day was 61deg and it was still 54deg at 5pm, surprised the hell out me.

    It's 33.6 outside right now, but much more pleasant inside with the aircon on.
    Took the car again ! Bike playing up ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by doc View Post
    Bike playing up !
    Is it? Again?
    The views expressed above may not match yours - But that's the reason my Dad went to war - wasn't it?
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    22C here - but in my 'top gargre' where my bike is it's 49.8
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    We have a lovely sea breeze which lulls the unsuspecting northern Europeans into thinking it's not too hot. A lot of the semi naked bodies coming into my shop look like they have leprosy, all purple & flaking. The Spanish & South American girls seem to be able to handle it wearing a bootlace with no ill effects.
    It is bloody hot when you get out of the breeze, that's for sure. I would say the river is above 25oC.

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    Temperatures on (or in) a roof are a bit meaningless - in any environment thermometer placement will give a variety of random numbers. All rather pointless - unless of course you have to go into the roof space...

    A standard Fire Alarm heat detector will activate at 57 deg C. They're not used in roof cavities as they would be going off all the time - your reading of 51 deg is not extreme. For roof spaces, 77 deg C detectors are used - and I've seen them activate under extreme weather conditions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by far queue View Post
    33.8 now, that's on the shaded side of the house.
    But it's a dry heat...
    No wonder the gym was bit of a trial just now...

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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    We have a lovely sea breeze which lulls the unsuspecting northern Europeans into thinking it's not too hot. A lot of the semi naked bodies coming into my shop look like they have leprosy, all purple & flaking. The Spanish & South American girls seem to be able to handle it wearing a bootlace with no ill effects.
    It is bloody hot when you get out of the breeze, that's for sure. I would say the river is above 25oC.
    So, uh, what do the fully-naked ones look like..?

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