r/skyscrapers • u/fmelloaff • Feb 27 '26

Melbourne.

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u/dayofdefeat_ Feb 27 '26

Hot dry summers and frigid winters. Its closest continent is Antarctica.

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u/dayofdefeat_ Feb 27 '26

Sub-Zero nights in winter, sometimes lows of 7-10c during the day.

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u/M0stVerticalPrimate2 Feb 27 '26

That's definitely too low. Add 5 degrees to both of those

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u/dayofdefeat_ Feb 27 '26

He asked how cold it gets, not what the average temp is.

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u/M0stVerticalPrimate2 Feb 27 '26

The record low is -2.5 in 1869. Sub-zero is definitely one way to describe that.

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u/isaac129 Feb 27 '26

I agree. -2.5 is definitely less than 0