My poor head...

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

Is it normal to have an over 10 C temperature change (up/down) overnight? I can't recall it from decades before...

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Lost User

you can get more than that a few times in the daytime in Melbourne, either way and in any season.

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

And I was thinking to visit there...

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W Balboos GHB

At first glance, I thought you were referring to body temperature, to which I would answer that it's perfectly normal . . . if you are dead. You must, however, be referring to the street temperature - and such changes are, although not common, not rare, either. Actually, today, the AM temperature when I left for work (in the dark) was about 30F (-1 C). It is expected to be about 50F (10 C) by mid afternoon. Roughly the same yesterday. So - no big deal.

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

It seems that the normal cooling/heating of the day-night-day cycle has no bad effect on me. What kills me is a sudden midnight wind-storm, that drops the temperatures in 5 minutes...

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dan sh

It is common in deserts. Look around, are you in one. :)

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W Balboos GHB

When I used to commute to work on a railroad, it was always very near dawn. Just a bit before sunrise there's usually a small increase in the wind and a rapid change in temperature. Probably a thermal wave produced by the oncoming warm air. Except, in the winter, it was unpleasantly cooler, and of course, with the breeze, that much more penetrating. OK - suppose you don't go outdoors anymore. Will that help?

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

Clearly not... I see way too much trees around...

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CPallini

On the Moon is pretty natural.

Tim Carmichael

A few weeks back, a friend stopped at the grocery store on his way home. While inside, a rainstorm blew through. When he left the store, the temperature had dropped by 19 degrees F.

Jorgen Andersson

I wouldn't say normal, but I've experienced twice that in both directions.

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ZurdoDev

Yep, that is common here in the South. 10-20 degree changes from the storms.

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ZurdoDev

Because of your subject I thought you were referring to a fever and my advice was going to be to get yourself to the emergency room right away.

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

In that case my 'One way ticket to the Moon' is for sale... Are you interested?

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peterkmx

It could be a heat wave if the temperature goes up by 10 °C from day to day, so yes, it's normal ... :-), but also rather rare ...

Lost User

Careful or you will summon our resident climate change "expert" :-)

CPallini

I am quite interested in the Moon, expecially in the Portuguese one. :-D

Chris C B

Don't complain - just across the Med from you we have had a 12 degree hit, from 12C to 24C. Needed a shirt, pullover and jacket in the morning, and just the shirt three hours later.

TNCaver

Here in Tennessee, where we normally experience all four seasons in a typical week, that is quite common.

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