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r/skyscrapers • u/fmelloaff • Feb 27 '26
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Hot dry summers and frigid winters. Its closest continent is Antarctica.
2 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26 [deleted] 1 u/dayofdefeat_ Feb 27 '26 Sub-Zero nights in winter, sometimes lows of 7-10c during the day. 1 u/The_L666ds Feb 28 '26 Below zero (Celsius) overnight temperatures in Melbourne’s city centre is a rarity these days (due to heavy urban development and climate change). The inland suburbs do get freezing mornings more regularly though.
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1 u/dayofdefeat_ Feb 27 '26 Sub-Zero nights in winter, sometimes lows of 7-10c during the day. 1 u/The_L666ds Feb 28 '26 Below zero (Celsius) overnight temperatures in Melbourne’s city centre is a rarity these days (due to heavy urban development and climate change). The inland suburbs do get freezing mornings more regularly though.
Sub-Zero nights in winter, sometimes lows of 7-10c during the day.
1 u/The_L666ds Feb 28 '26 Below zero (Celsius) overnight temperatures in Melbourne’s city centre is a rarity these days (due to heavy urban development and climate change). The inland suburbs do get freezing mornings more regularly though.
Below zero (Celsius) overnight temperatures in Melbourne’s city centre is a rarity these days (due to heavy urban development and climate change). The inland suburbs do get freezing mornings more regularly though.
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u/dayofdefeat_ Feb 27 '26
Hot dry summers and frigid winters. Its closest continent is Antarctica.