Great summary of Brisbane’s weather. Couple of extra things to remember. The other reason it’s so “hot” in Brisbane is that the it gets hot early and does not cool off until late (if it cools off at all). It’s not like it gradually increases and then peaks at 2 and then starts to drop. It will be 32 at 9:00 in the morning and still be 32 at 5:00 in the arvo. The best thing about Brisbane weather is the beautiful winter days.
It's the opposite here in Canada. Our Summer, the heat gradually creeps up throughout the morning until it peaks around 1-2PM. then it cools off as the afternoon and evening progresses. However, I am jealous that you do not have snow! Our winter's here are so cold with about 3 feet of snow in some parts of Canada.
This an excellent site for those looking to or who already live in Brisbane. A possible future video might be the best and worst suburbs when it comes to storm damage. For example, I live in the Wynnum area and we almost never see storm damage, even when other suburbs are smashed. I don't know where you would get that information, possibly the insurance peak body, but I am sure that a video of that nature would be eagerly watched. Keep up the great work.
I think your videos are very well produced and the background music is top notch. I still would like to move to 'Brissy' after watching this, haha! Thank you Adam! (Did sub+like)
@@BrisbaneChannel Currently residing in Sweden, on the west coast, in a city called Gothenburg (th-cam.com/video/gC4Kc_fPGRQ/w-d-xo.html if you're inclined to see some drone shots) but I'm sooo fed up with the Swedish weather, always cold (how's about +14C on a midsummer day?), always raining and it's sooo dark half the year (winter). Also I happen to like tall buildings (working as a engineer in the construction industry), am fluid in English, surf, hot weather and all around nice people which is why AU and mainly Brissy has come to my attention... ;) I really enjoy watching these "dokumentaries" of places in the world, where people, as yourself, explain pros/cons about living there. So far, Brisbane seems like the place that has everything for me, as an "End Game"-city. Kudos to you!
I’m in love with Brisbane’s climate. About 50% of the reason I moved here from Adelaide is the climate, plus of course the nasty storms here from time to time. 😀 Great vid. 😎
So you moved from a Mediterranean climate that’s predominantly warm & has 4 real seasons (with some dry hot streaks)…. To a subtopical climate that’s 80% humidity & 35 degrees for 6-8 months of the year? WHY! haha
@@MrGinz4uuu You'll most likely find Adelaide a better and mor eliveable city to live in, Brisbane also is very humid in the summer and lots of tropical storms
Thank you, this topic REALLY needed covering as everyone says the weather is fine, beautiful, tropical, yet I see all of these cyclone hail and thunderstorm warnings issued. It's important to factor in. (Still love Australia!). Thanks!
Yeah, I agree. And for some people, the electrical storms may actually be a selling point (although I remember watching some great lightning in Sydney too). But yes, it can get pretty hectic up here.
Mate you upped the game with this one again, awesome editing, the transition around 0:26 was pretty cool! Packed with great information and loved the footage you showed. 👍🏻 The humidity here and UV is something I REALLY feel in summer.
Haha that transition was a mistake. It was meant to do something else and I stuffed it up, but then I realised it looked kinda cool, so I was happy to not fix it. Yeah, I was thinking of some things you've said when I was talking about those things, especially the humidity. I think we were probably watching each other's new releases at the same time, glad you stepped away from Analytics gazing to watch mine (well, that's what I did for yours, anyway).
@@BrisbaneChannel Haha well a happy mistake! Looked cool! Yeah.. I saw that within 5 mins of uploading I had a dislike so thought "screw it" and stopped looking now 😂. Great video Adam, top editing!
@@RauriBarron I really struggled with colour grading in this one, and am not happy with that aspect at all for most scenes, but yeah, the rest I'm happy with. Would never be able to repeat that trippy transition again, though. As for that dislike you got, you know what I always say, it's still engagement!
@@BrisbaneChannel I reckon it worked out well, and yeah not fussed about the dislike. Just a reminder to not worry about the analytics too much. See ya later ✌️
Love your videos! We love Brisbane, visited for first time this year and finally have a job offer up there so hoping to move sometime before Christmas. We are from the U.K. but we currently live in NSW but so excited to move!
Cool. I'm a former New South Welshman - grew up in a country town called Inverell and then moved to Sydney before spending a substantial chunk of time overseas. Best of luck for the move!
@@BrisbaneChannel Ah yeah, I’m out in Parkes at the minute. Small town but not a horrible place to be really. Just love Brisbane. We spend a lot of time in Sydney (pre lockdown) and really missing the city right now 😂. Thank you. Love this channel. You’re doing great!
I live in the southern areas near Algester as well, and I have to say the weather around these parts goes from one extreme to the other. My weather station recorded -3.1 in winter 2018 and 44.8 in summer 2019 . You gotta be prepared for this climate haha.
Yep - mornings in summer were usually more humid than afternoons in Brissie and it's even worse in Cairns and Darwin. The big difference is traffic - I had to have several skin cancers removed from my arms and hands after years of driving in Brisbane.
Your videos about brissy Are really useful for me especially I’m planning to move there the big reason is the weather because I love summer and there is no summer in Melbourne, love to know more about Brisbane , now I’m doing master of civil engineering so I need to know more about jobs available in this field also happy to know more about northern suburbs Regards
Regarding humidity it is better to refer to the Dew Point or Wet Bulb temperature as this is a better gauge on human comfort. Cooler air holds much less moisture, for example 100% humidity at 18c is MUCH more bearable than 100% at 24c.
Two things to avoid at Toombul shopping centre - 1) Don't park in the lower outdoor car park. 2) Don't spit in the creek. That can be enough to cause a flood. :)
I think you did really well presenting information in this video, I enjoyed it and learnt a thing or 2. Expect me in the comments pointing out anything in future videos like I did in the last :) . Not about your photography though, that's all new to me haha.
Brisbanes weather feels like very good. It is quite warm and winter. But Ive seen that there's alot of properties that have been damage and I think it's because on the storms. Sending my support from Beyonce Frayle vlog from Philippines 🙏
I often wonder how all the people moving here from Victoria will cope with the humidity. 🤣🤣. I think in 2020 … 100k people moved here and 70k moved back. It will be surprising to see how much Covid has changed this
Haha. I was just so annoyed replying on the video about moving to Brisbane to people saying I didn't know what I was talking about when I said the average max in Brisbane was 30 (must've been at least 30 people with the same criticism) that I had to push some other ideas aside and get this video made. Now I can just drop a link to this instead of typing the same reply again and again! Now that this one's done, I'll be able to drop by your channel and catch up...
Did you mention the sea-breeze? If you are fairly near the coast, a hot day will always give you a sea breeze as the air rises over the hot land and draws the cooler air in from the sea. Not so much as you get inland like in Ipswich. On a hot humid day with no breeze, it can feel pretty freakin' hot.
Hey Adam! Great video again! I've been enjoying your videos for a while and I'm looking into doing my minor in Birsbane (I'm a student from The Netherlands). Do you have a small list of videos on your channel that you recommend for me to watch to get a whole load of useful information? :) Thanks in advance and have a nice day! :D
Thanks Sam! I guess the best way would be to look at the playlists and watch videos from ones that interest you. I don't have a lot of videos with lots of general information yet, as I only made the decision to focus this channel on Brisbane content recently (used to have a lot of other content on other photography-related topics). There are more with more general information on the way, but I don't get much time to make videos, so no guarantee there'll be a lot, as I also need to do some about local restaurants and other Brisbane things. But what would help is if you let me know the kind of thing you'd like to know more about, and I can keep that in mind when planning future videos.
@@BrisbaneChannel thank you for taking the time to reply! I'll definitely have a look at those playlists :) I don't have any specific ideas at the moment, but if I think of one, I'll comment it on the most recent video. For now, good luck with the channel! :D
@@BrisbaneChannel Ill take the Brissie winter over a Melbourne one any day. And if you move here winter is non existent. Its either hot or hot and wet.
@@DroneKingsInDarwin Sounds good to me! Strangely the one who would not like it is my wife, who is from Vietnam and should be used to that kind of weather.
recently found your channel and it's really informing. I'm moving to Brisbane in few months and can not wait. Me and my partner are a bit scared about accommodation and hope to find a short term rent before moving there, then find a job (he is a joiner, I'm lab assistant in food lab) so less worry about job and then find long term accommodation based on location of our work places. I haven't watched all your video's but I will, to get as much information as I can. If you could please advise about short term rent? Where to look and is it possible to rent without being there? We live in NZ since 2014 and we are already NZ Citizens. Thanks a lot, Maciej
I think what you'll find most challenging is securing a rental without already having work lined up. For rental applications, you usually have to provide proof of employment and a couple of payslips, so in an already competitive market, you'll definitely have your work cut out for you. If you have substantial savings, offering to pay a few months in advance may help, and that's a strategy that some people moving from other cities have used to secure a rental here (they often pay six to twelve months up front). I'm really not sure how you'd go trying for something short-term, as most landlords prefer a more secure, long-term tennant, and with such a competitive market, it would be hard to compete with others who are settled in the area they're applying for, or at least know they're likely to be there for at least a year. I'd advise you to try using Jora to find which areas have the most work in the fields you and your partner work in (details of this are in this video: th-cam.com/video/QUEIICtESO4/w-d-xo.html), and look for a place there. It's certainly not unheard of to secure a place before you arrive, but it will take something to give you a competitive edge and to make them feel that your tenancy will be a secure one.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news. They have been saying in the news this week that the property market is beginning to cool, so that's something. Not sure if it's about just sales or including rentals, though.
Sorry, but those cities are outside my experience. Hopefully there's someone doing a channel similar to mine in those cities that you can find. If not, maybe that's something I can expand into in future, but for now, I'm finding it hard to even get the time to dedicate to doing this channel well based only on Brisbane! That will change soon, though...
74 was a smaller flood than 2011. It only reached higher levels than 2011 because Wivenhoe dam didn’t exist then. 2011 was the biggest amount of water into the catchment since 1893.
@@thrusta100 lower than all of those mentioned in terms of river height. 2011 mainly flooded the river from majority of rain out west. Rain in Brisbane didn’t contribute that much compared to rain out west . Brisbane.1974 and 2022 were actual Brisbane rain events so we saw bad creek flooding in both.
Hold up, You filmed this one week ago! In mid October… in Brisbane! How the f*** do you have a jumper on!!! It’s making me angry just looking at you wearing it hahaha ps - good videos 👍🙂
Cheers. It was an uncharacteristically cool day - 21 with a cool breeze, and after spending the most recent quarter of my life in very hot climates, it takes at least 25 for me to feel warm.
Well, that's something I can't really have an opinion on, as I was only 3 when I lived in Adelaide, so I barely remember anything about it, and even if I did, it would be very out of date now!
8 months of the year straight it’s pure suffering.. the climate ranges from uncomfortable to unbearable. Exteme humidity in Brisneyland is lethal.. The best way to protect yourself from Brisbane’s extreme weather is not to be here..
I find Brisneyland’s climate unbearable, the cruel heat and humidity 7 months of the year is shocking truly shocking 😫 it’s to know what its like to want to die.. to want to die..
@@BrisbaneChannel well you can in some states like Florida, but no Christmas is in winter and winter is for snow activities in the mountains. Smores and hot chocolate enjoyed by the yule log burning. Oh and you also drive on the wrong side of the road too!! 😅
Great content, but for the love of god, get rid of the background music! It makes it very difficult to understand what you're saying, especially for those who have hearing problems. If you LOVE background music, lower it to 5 to 10 per cent. Cheers
It's a tricky thing, as the right music (which I'm still working out) does help increase engagement. But I'm sure since this video, which was quite a while ago, I've dropped the music levels. There's also closed captions for those who have hearing problems.
Brisbane's climate is shit ! It gets too cold in winter and now in NOVEMBER 2022 its weather has gone from warm to strangely cool and windy . Is this climate change? Brisbane seems to be coming more like Melbourne instead of north Queensland. Doesn't seem to be really subtropical /bordering on tropical. No wonder so many are moving to Cairns for the nice weather !
I understand this is an old comment, but 2020 to 2022 were unseasonably wet and cool years. It was very evident even in my own garden, especially after the black summer. If you are still in Bris now I'm sure you can tell it is very different this year.
this chanel is respectively small, but the editing quality and overall feel of this video is AMAZING. really well done mate!!
Thanks, I really appreciate that!
Great summary of Brisbane’s weather. Couple of extra things to remember. The other reason it’s so “hot” in Brisbane is that the it gets hot early and does not cool off until late (if it cools off at all). It’s not like it gradually increases and then peaks at 2 and then starts to drop. It will be 32 at 9:00 in the morning and still be 32 at 5:00 in the arvo. The best thing about Brisbane weather is the beautiful winter days.
Good point, thanks for sharing that. I never really thought about that, but I think it rings true.
It's the opposite here in Canada. Our Summer, the heat gradually creeps up throughout the morning until it peaks around 1-2PM. then it cools off as the afternoon and evening progresses. However, I am jealous that you do not have snow! Our winter's here are so cold with about 3 feet of snow in some parts of Canada.
Always packed full of some awesome useful information and just love your filming style and the way you edit together. Well done Adam!
Thanks!
I liked the video, it was very explanatory!
Good job!👍
Thanks!
This an excellent site for those looking to or who already live in Brisbane. A possible future video might be the best and worst suburbs when it comes to storm damage. For example, I live in the Wynnum area and we almost never see storm damage, even when other suburbs are smashed. I don't know where you would get that information, possibly the insurance peak body, but I am sure that a video of that nature would be eagerly watched. Keep up the great work.
Thanks! Hey, that's a great idea! I'll definitely try to find a way to get something like that in the works...
I think your videos are very well produced and the background music is top notch. I still would like to move to 'Brissy' after watching this, haha! Thank you Adam! (Did sub+like)
Thanks so much for the sub, like, and nice comment. Where are you living now?
@@BrisbaneChannel Currently residing in Sweden, on the west coast, in a city called Gothenburg (th-cam.com/video/gC4Kc_fPGRQ/w-d-xo.html if you're inclined to see some drone shots) but I'm sooo fed up with the Swedish weather, always cold (how's about +14C on a midsummer day?), always raining and it's sooo dark half the year (winter). Also I happen to like tall buildings (working as a engineer in the construction industry), am fluid in English, surf, hot weather and all around nice people which is why AU and mainly Brissy has come to my attention... ;) I really enjoy watching these "dokumentaries" of places in the world, where people, as yourself, explain pros/cons about living there. So far, Brisbane seems like the place that has everything for me, as an "End Game"-city. Kudos to you!
Yeah, Sweden seems nice, but I couldn't take the cold weather and short/dark days in winter!
@@BrisbaneChannel Precisely. Hope you have a great weekend! Take care!
I’m in love with Brisbane’s climate. About 50% of the reason I moved here from Adelaide is the climate, plus of course the nasty storms here from time to time. 😀 Great vid. 😎
Cheers! I heard Adelaide is very hot and dry in summer?
Hey simon im in same boat ? Living in Adelaide and plan to move in coming years… how u doing in brissy… ?
So you moved from a Mediterranean climate that’s predominantly warm & has 4 real seasons (with some dry hot streaks)…. To a subtopical climate that’s 80% humidity & 35 degrees for 6-8 months of the year? WHY! haha
@@MrGinz4uuu You'll most likely find Adelaide a better and mor eliveable city to live in, Brisbane also is very humid in the summer and lots of tropical storms
Thank you, this topic REALLY needed covering as everyone says the weather is fine, beautiful, tropical, yet I see all of these cyclone hail and thunderstorm warnings issued. It's important to factor in. (Still love Australia!). Thanks!
Yeah, I agree. And for some people, the electrical storms may actually be a selling point (although I remember watching some great lightning in Sydney too). But yes, it can get pretty hectic up here.
I really love your channel ❤️
Thanks so much!
Mate you upped the game with this one again, awesome editing, the transition around 0:26 was pretty cool! Packed with great information and loved the footage you showed. 👍🏻 The humidity here and UV is something I REALLY feel in summer.
Haha that transition was a mistake. It was meant to do something else and I stuffed it up, but then I realised it looked kinda cool, so I was happy to not fix it. Yeah, I was thinking of some things you've said when I was talking about those things, especially the humidity. I think we were probably watching each other's new releases at the same time, glad you stepped away from Analytics gazing to watch mine (well, that's what I did for yours, anyway).
@@BrisbaneChannel Haha well a happy mistake! Looked cool! Yeah.. I saw that within 5 mins of uploading I had a dislike so thought "screw it" and stopped looking now 😂. Great video Adam, top editing!
@@RauriBarron I really struggled with colour grading in this one, and am not happy with that aspect at all for most scenes, but yeah, the rest I'm happy with. Would never be able to repeat that trippy transition again, though.
As for that dislike you got, you know what I always say, it's still engagement!
@@BrisbaneChannel I reckon it worked out well, and yeah not fussed about the dislike. Just a reminder to not worry about the analytics too much. See ya later ✌️
Love your videos! We love Brisbane, visited for first time this year and finally have a job offer up there so hoping to move sometime before Christmas. We are from the U.K. but we currently live in NSW but so excited to move!
Cool. I'm a former New South Welshman - grew up in a country town called Inverell and then moved to Sydney before spending a substantial chunk of time overseas. Best of luck for the move!
@@BrisbaneChannel Ah yeah, I’m out in Parkes at the minute. Small town but not a horrible place to be really. Just love Brisbane. We spend a lot of time in Sydney (pre lockdown) and really missing the city right now 😂. Thank you. Love this channel. You’re doing great!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate the encouragement!
Wow your intro photography is so beautiful Adam. Simply beautiful. Another great video. Thank you
I emigrated from the UK in 1988 to Sydney then to Brisbane in 1990. Been here ever since and lovexevery day. Love your vids Adam 👍
I live in the southern areas near Algester as well, and I have to say the weather around these parts goes from one extreme to the other. My weather station recorded -3.1 in winter 2018 and 44.8 in summer 2019 . You gotta be prepared for this climate haha.
Yep - mornings in summer were usually more humid than afternoons in Brissie and it's even worse in Cairns and Darwin. The big difference is traffic - I had to have several skin cancers removed from my arms and hands after years of driving in Brisbane.
new follower here! this is just so awesome!
Cheers! Nice to see a bit of Singapore on your channel too.
Useful analysis. Gonna move to Brisbane early next year and quite keen to understand what it is like.
I'm glad it was helpful. Best of luck with the move!
Amazing video, this is really good info for the ones who are thinking to move to the beautiful Brisbane 😊😊😊
Thanks Andrea. I do hope people find it useful. 😊
Good video with useful info, the weather can be extreme and this will often have a direct bearing on the costs of property insurance.
Good point. That's definitely something I will mention in my upcoming video about choosing a suburb.
Your videos about brissy Are really useful for me especially I’m planning to move there the big reason is the weather because I love summer and there is no summer in Melbourne, love to know more about Brisbane , now I’m doing master of civil engineering so I need to know more about jobs available in this field also happy to know more about northern suburbs
Regards
Glad you're finding the videos helpful. I'm curious to know why you're particularly interested to know more about the northside?
Regarding humidity it is better to refer to the Dew Point or Wet Bulb temperature as this is a better gauge on human comfort. Cooler air holds much less moisture, for example 100% humidity at 18c is MUCH more bearable than 100% at 24c.
simply good stuff mate.
Thanks!
Great Video. Present better picture of the weather. Thanks!
Cheers.
I learnt to be very careful parking at Toombul shopping centre. It does get flooding in the car park.
Good to know, thanks for sharing that (not that I'm likely to visit there, being a southsider and all).
Two things to avoid at Toombul shopping centre - 1) Don't park in the lower outdoor car park. 2) Don't spit in the creek. That can be enough to cause a flood. :)
And the shops as well!
keep up the good work
Will do! Thanks.
I think you did really well presenting information in this video, I enjoyed it and learnt a thing or 2. Expect me in the comments pointing out anything in future videos like I did in the last :) . Not about your photography though, that's all new to me haha.
Also I will recommend this to the reaction channels I watch, ie. iwrocker, American reacts to Australia (things) .
Haha, cheers. Other ideas and opinions can only help make the content better. I appreciate it.
Brisbanes weather feels like very good. It is quite warm and winter. But Ive seen that there's alot of properties that have been damage and I think it's because on the storms. Sending my support from Beyonce Frayle vlog from Philippines 🙏
Yes, the hail and wind damage from storms can be severe! Thanks for dropping by. Keep enjoying doing your vlogs, and best of luck with them!
I often wonder how all the people moving here from
Victoria will cope with the humidity. 🤣🤣. I think in 2020 … 100k people moved here and 70k moved back. It will be surprising to see how much Covid has changed this
Some great footage, Adam. Weather nerds rejoice!!
Haha. I was just so annoyed replying on the video about moving to Brisbane to people saying I didn't know what I was talking about when I said the average max in Brisbane was 30 (must've been at least 30 people with the same criticism) that I had to push some other ideas aside and get this video made. Now I can just drop a link to this instead of typing the same reply again and again! Now that this one's done, I'll be able to drop by your channel and catch up...
@@BrisbaneChannel LOL. Some people have too much time on their hands - just enough, it seems, to criticise those who are actually doing something.
Love it
Cheers!
😊😊😊😊😊 good video
Cheers! 😊
I dig it.
OMG I'd love to live there
Where do you live at the moment?
@@BrisbaneChannel Ireland it's winter and very stormy here today
Oh, then I can see the appeal of Brisbane! Still, putting a positive spin on things, I'm sure it's nice and green up there!
Oh, just realised it might be snowy.
Did you mention the sea-breeze? If you are fairly near the coast, a hot day will always give you a sea breeze as the air rises over the hot land and draws the cooler air in from the sea. Not so much as you get inland like in Ipswich. On a hot humid day with no breeze, it can feel pretty freakin' hot.
i live on the beach and some days it is still oppressively hot and humid with no breeze to speak of.
@@perfidiousalbion9975same for me, and I live not that far from a river, it can really get hot sometimes and have no breezes
Hey Adam! Great video again! I've been enjoying your videos for a while and I'm looking into doing my minor in Birsbane (I'm a student from The Netherlands). Do you have a small list of videos on your channel that you recommend for me to watch to get a whole load of useful information? :) Thanks in advance and have a nice day! :D
Thanks Sam! I guess the best way would be to look at the playlists and watch videos from ones that interest you. I don't have a lot of videos with lots of general information yet, as I only made the decision to focus this channel on Brisbane content recently (used to have a lot of other content on other photography-related topics). There are more with more general information on the way, but I don't get much time to make videos, so no guarantee there'll be a lot, as I also need to do some about local restaurants and other Brisbane things.
But what would help is if you let me know the kind of thing you'd like to know more about, and I can keep that in mind when planning future videos.
@@BrisbaneChannel thank you for taking the time to reply! I'll definitely have a look at those playlists :) I don't have any specific ideas at the moment, but if I think of one, I'll comment it on the most recent video. For now, good luck with the channel! :D
@@samenjaimy I'm also looking to start my studies in Brisbane as an international student!
Got rid of all my winter clothes when I moved from Melbourne to Brisbane. Didn’t need them anymore.
You must've really been used to the cold. I still feel like I'm suffering even in Brisbane's winter! Maybe I should move to Darwin too...
@@BrisbaneChannel Ill take the Brissie winter over a Melbourne one any day. And if you move here winter is non existent. Its either hot or hot and wet.
@@DroneKingsInDarwin Sounds good to me! Strangely the one who would not like it is my wife, who is from Vietnam and should be used to that kind of weather.
Could you tell how's Melbourne's winter?? I really wanna enjoy the city life of Melbourne but i don't like winterssss
recently found your channel and it's really informing. I'm moving to Brisbane in few months and can not wait. Me and my partner are a bit scared about accommodation and hope to find a short term rent before moving there, then find a job (he is a joiner, I'm lab assistant in food lab) so less worry about job and then find long term accommodation based on location of our work places. I haven't watched all your video's but I will, to get as much information as I can. If you could please advise about short term rent? Where to look and is it possible to rent without being there? We live in NZ since 2014 and we are already NZ Citizens. Thanks a lot, Maciej
I think what you'll find most challenging is securing a rental without already having work lined up. For rental applications, you usually have to provide proof of employment and a couple of payslips, so in an already competitive market, you'll definitely have your work cut out for you. If you have substantial savings, offering to pay a few months in advance may help, and that's a strategy that some people moving from other cities have used to secure a rental here (they often pay six to twelve months up front). I'm really not sure how you'd go trying for something short-term, as most landlords prefer a more secure, long-term tennant, and with such a competitive market, it would be hard to compete with others who are settled in the area they're applying for, or at least know they're likely to be there for at least a year. I'd advise you to try using Jora to find which areas have the most work in the fields you and your partner work in (details of this are in this video: th-cam.com/video/QUEIICtESO4/w-d-xo.html), and look for a place there. It's certainly not unheard of to secure a place before you arrive, but it will take something to give you a competitive edge and to make them feel that your tenancy will be a secure one.
@@BrisbaneChannel Thanks a lot for reply and coldish shower ;)
I hate to be the bearer of bad news.
They have been saying in the news this week that the property market is beginning to cool, so that's something. Not sure if it's about just sales or including rentals, though.
Bro, could you kindly make a similar video about Melbourne, Adelaide as well?
Sorry, but those cities are outside my experience. Hopefully there's someone doing a channel similar to mine in those cities that you can find. If not, maybe that's something I can expand into in future, but for now, I'm finding it hard to even get the time to dedicate to doing this channel well based only on Brisbane! That will change soon, though...
74 was a smaller flood than 2011. It only reached higher levels than 2011 because Wivenhoe dam didn’t exist then. 2011 was the biggest amount of water into the catchment since 1893.
Interesting to know. I was focused on the flood level rather than the amount of rain.
Try 2022!..
@@thrusta100 try it how?
@@newbris Pinnacle, yardstick, highwater mark..
@@thrusta100 lower than all of those mentioned in terms of river height. 2011 mainly flooded the river from majority of rain out west. Rain in Brisbane didn’t contribute that much compared to rain out west . Brisbane.1974 and 2022 were actual Brisbane rain events so we saw bad creek flooding in both.
Hold up, You filmed this one week ago! In mid October… in Brisbane! How the f*** do you have a jumper on!!! It’s making me angry just looking at you wearing it hahaha
ps - good videos 👍🙂
Cheers. It was an uncharacteristically cool day - 21 with a cool breeze, and after spending the most recent quarter of my life in very hot climates, it takes at least 25 for me to feel warm.
You do see people wearing hoodies when it is 27deg or more near height of summer ? Are they on drugs?..
Technically Logan and Redcliffe are part of Brisbane. Not BCC, but in Brisbane.
As I mentioned in the video, part of Greater Brisbane. I believe they are still technically distinct cities, but encompassed within Greater Brisbane.
@@BrisbaneChannel yes I just meant you can technically refer to the greater area as just Brisbane as well.
I'd take brisbane weather over London weather any day.
I think most people would, apart from the ones that really can't take heat and humidity combined.
Hi Adam - what about cyclones - is Brisbane affected by them?
While Brisbane has had cyclones, they're far from common.
🙂👍
HI Adam what are your thoughts about living in Brisbane compared to Adelaide where you lived before?
Well, that's something I can't really have an opinion on, as I was only 3 when I lived in Adelaide, so I barely remember anything about it, and even if I did, it would be very out of date now!
@Google Map you live there?? Bro
8 months of the year straight it’s pure suffering.. the climate ranges from uncomfortable to unbearable. Exteme humidity in Brisneyland is lethal.. The best way to protect yourself from Brisbane’s extreme weather is not to be here..
I find Brisneyland’s climate unbearable, the cruel heat and humidity 7 months of the year is shocking truly shocking 😫 it’s to know what its like to want to die.. to want to die..
Haha, yeah, it's not for everyone, that's for sure!
Noo not extreme at all, infact it’s subtle 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
2021/2022 summer was not a hot one, it was a wet cooler one due to La Niña weather system
Yeah, just typical we get that right after I install solar!
Your seasons are backwards, summer is June, July and Aug. Winter is when Christmas is Dec.25 . Silly people in the southern hemisphere.
What?!! You mean you can't spend Christmas surfing and swimming at the beach and having a barbecue outside? That's messed up!
@@BrisbaneChannel well you can in some states like Florida, but no Christmas is in winter and winter is for snow activities in the mountains. Smores and hot chocolate enjoyed by the yule log burning. Oh and you also drive on the wrong side of the road too!! 😅
Wears a hoodie at 21*c
Gotta admit I was regretting it that day, although it cooled down in the afternoon and I lost that sense of regret.
That's a COLD day !
Great content, but for the love of god, get rid of the background music! It makes it very difficult to understand what you're saying, especially for those who have hearing problems. If you LOVE background music, lower it to 5 to 10 per cent. Cheers
It's a tricky thing, as the right music (which I'm still working out) does help increase engagement. But I'm sure since this video, which was quite a while ago, I've dropped the music levels. There's also closed captions for those who have hearing problems.
Brisbane's climate is shit ! It gets too cold in winter and now in NOVEMBER 2022 its weather has gone from warm to strangely cool and windy . Is this climate change? Brisbane seems to be coming more like Melbourne instead of north Queensland. Doesn't seem to be really subtropical /bordering on tropical.
No wonder so many are moving to Cairns for the nice weather !
I'm no climate scientist, but I feel climate change is evident in what's happening.
I understand this is an old comment, but 2020 to 2022 were unseasonably wet and cool years. It was very evident even in my own garden, especially after the black summer.
If you are still in Bris now I'm sure you can tell it is very different this year.