It’s looking a little like a nondescript day with some sunshine and a few cloudy areas about, with the odd shower or drizzle patch.Inland seems to be the warmest place yet again today as winds might freshen up at times about exposed coasts.
Yesterday once again Alexandra was the hotspot in the mid 20s and today looks like a similar story with the winds tending nor’ west.
Tomorrow looks to be the hottest day of the week over many parts, as norwesters take hold in central and southern regions with temperatures pushing up into the mid to high 20s in the east.
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SW on 2/11/2009 5:33pm
Yes this spring is non descript,no heavy rain,no sunshine,no thunder/lightning for a month now,temperatures in a tight la de da range and too much wind and stratus.
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