Australia sees hottest winter temperature on record, a brutal 107 degreesDon_Dickle@lemmy.world to World News@lemmy.world – 165 points – 3 weeks agowashingtonpost.com29Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentExcept they don't "melt" when properly sealed, as the article mentions. I mean, 107 is like a cool day in Phoenix or Tuscon during the summer.I'm guessing that they were not properly sealed because they did not expect those temperatures when they were built.It's Australia though. It does get pretty toasty in summer. It's just not expected to get that toasty in winter.
Except they don't "melt" when properly sealed, as the article mentions. I mean, 107 is like a cool day in Phoenix or Tuscon during the summer.I'm guessing that they were not properly sealed because they did not expect those temperatures when they were built.It's Australia though. It does get pretty toasty in summer. It's just not expected to get that toasty in winter.
I'm guessing that they were not properly sealed because they did not expect those temperatures when they were built.It's Australia though. It does get pretty toasty in summer. It's just not expected to get that toasty in winter.
It's Australia though. It does get pretty toasty in summer. It's just not expected to get that toasty in winter.
Except they don't "melt" when properly sealed, as the article mentions. I mean, 107 is like a cool day in Phoenix or Tuscon during the summer.
I'm guessing that they were not properly sealed because they did not expect those temperatures when they were built.
It's Australia though. It does get pretty toasty in summer. It's just not expected to get that toasty in winter.