Most Saturdays if we are home, we catch up with Caleb for a very unhealthy breakfast at Manly Dam... today was no exception.
The weather was just beautiful., as it has been for weeks...
"Sydney is enjoying late Autumn warmth not experienced since temperature records began all the way back in 1859.
The working week ended in spectacular fashion with the city reaching 25 degrees under clear blue skies. Friday was the seventh day in a row where the mercury exceeded 22 degrees, the longest stretch this late in May since records began over 150 years ago. The previous record was six days which occurred in 1974.
The longest run of days exceeding 22 degrees at any time during May is nine which occurred in 1978 and again in 2007. The current forecast is for Sydney to reach 24 or higher for at least the next seven days which will eclipse the current record."
The working week ended in spectacular fashion with the city reaching 25 degrees under clear blue skies. Friday was the seventh day in a row where the mercury exceeded 22 degrees, the longest stretch this late in May since records began over 150 years ago. The previous record was six days which occurred in 1974.
The longest run of days exceeding 22 degrees at any time during May is nine which occurred in 1978 and again in 2007. The current forecast is for Sydney to reach 24 or higher for at least the next seven days which will eclipse the current record."
Fun in the sun, with our cameras!
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