It was another fresh night and morning with temps dropping to 8.6°C degrees at Coolangatta (at 12:00AM midnight), with the Gold Coast Seaway slightly warmer at 12.7°C degrees (at 6:30am).
Some of the the lowest recorded temperatures for May (since 1995), include:
Coolangatta - 1.2°C on the 31st May 2000
Gold Coast Seaway - 6.6°C on the 29th May 2004
However, cooler mornings normally mean it's going to be fine weather, and today is no exception, with light to moderate W to SW winds, reaching a maximum of 21°C degrees.
In addition to the cooler weather, some 'cool' gadgets have also arrived on the Gold Coast. As we 'had' to make sure the blog would work from the new Apple iPad - we had to get one (pictured).
The good news is that it works great, the bad news was that we had to give it back (it was just a display model!).
Categories
- home
- about us
- blog topics
- about us
- beaches
- cold
- cyclone
- did you know
- disaster management
- east coast lows
- end of the world
- fire
- floods
- forecast
- frost
- heatwave
- holidays
- La Niña
- news
- rain
- road closures
- sandbags
- satire
- school closures
- sea and surf
- SES
- severe weather
- storm surge
- storms
- tides
- tornadoes
- tsunami
- weather
- winds
- winter
- weather station
- community pulse
- links and resources
Copyright © 2010-2011 | weathergc.com |
Login