mr bruess
08-03-2012, 07:40 AM
Terrible weather In Sydney.No using telescopes
Terrible weather the last 2 weeks.Just when i thought the rain had gone yesterday when the sun came out The fierce rain has returned with a vengeance late yesterday on all last night.I can't even get out my Telescopes to "see the stars" or ride my mountain bike as all this bloody terrible wet weather has ruined my days no make it the last 2 weeks.The rain last has been a lot and torrential:windy::windy::cloudy:
With all the rubbish we put in the air like car exhaust gases and Industrial smoke waste the weather has been unaturaly changed.We have had more wet weather this summer than ever before for a long time.I remember the Sydney Water crises where there was hardly any rainfall and now a massive turnaround where there is too much rain and Warragamba Dam is actually going to overflow and spill over (the last time that happened was about 15 years ago).
If I was on the summit of Mauna Kea (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauna_Kea) in Hawai'i (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii). at 4,145 metres (13,600 ft) my Telscope use wouldn't be affected by rainy weather as the clouds are actually below.You would have clear skies and no rainy skies all year round and never have to be worry about cloudy or rainy weather taking away your Telescope observing time.
Terrible weather the last 2 weeks.Just when i thought the rain had gone yesterday when the sun came out The fierce rain has returned with a vengeance late yesterday on all last night.I can't even get out my Telescopes to "see the stars" or ride my mountain bike as all this bloody terrible wet weather has ruined my days no make it the last 2 weeks.The rain last has been a lot and torrential:windy::windy::cloudy:
With all the rubbish we put in the air like car exhaust gases and Industrial smoke waste the weather has been unaturaly changed.We have had more wet weather this summer than ever before for a long time.I remember the Sydney Water crises where there was hardly any rainfall and now a massive turnaround where there is too much rain and Warragamba Dam is actually going to overflow and spill over (the last time that happened was about 15 years ago).
If I was on the summit of Mauna Kea (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauna_Kea) in Hawai'i (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii). at 4,145 metres (13,600 ft) my Telscope use wouldn't be affected by rainy weather as the clouds are actually below.You would have clear skies and no rainy skies all year round and never have to be worry about cloudy or rainy weather taking away your Telescope observing time.