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Originally Posted by Stitchawl
Is it really warm enough to hail where you are? I thought it needed real summer weather.
Stitchawl
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hail is made of ice. I think it depends on humidity and how high the moisture goes to get frozen at high altitudes. Yes it is still warm enough (just).
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Originally Posted by orlok
So how did it go - any broken panels?
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the storm went away and no hail here. pheww! Bloke stayed home with car in garage and had a cup of tea and then went out again. No broken panels no bingled car.
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Originally Posted by nohmi2
Your solar panels are supposed to be hailproof - so they should be fine.
We got the thunder, lightning and torrential rain here.
My dog snuggled into the crook of my arm as she is terrified of loud noises.
Cheers
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We had lots of lightning, but not even very much rain in the end. The storm warning said Brisvegas had hail earlier.
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Originally Posted by montsnmags
Our (Noosa Heads/Tewantin) mid-winter average max is 21C and min is 11C. But humidity tends to drop a fair bit, making it feel colder. I must admit though, I rarely wear long pants (except for trackies in front of the telly at night).  |
your weather is a LOT like ours! Long pink kitty flannelette jamie pants (non-matching blue kitty flannelette top) for watching telly.
