There are plenty of people that dont. You must live down south. No one has a heater in cairns, only air conditioner. Alot lf places dont need heaters. I live in Brisbane an i dont have one.
Im in Perth and with 5 deg C forecast for tonight, my heater is going on very, very shortly....BUT....its just a little electric personal heater, we dont have ducted heating we do have ducted air conditioning though.....
I live in Australia...--------+------ Do you come from the land down under ?...Where women glow, and men plunder. You better run, you better take cover..
The poor Mum @ 19:00 doesn't take the opportunity to touch baby, possibly last time😢 So glad everything turned out well!!! Wishing lifetime of heath and happiness to them all!!!💞
Ummm... How does one "Cure a Snowboard Incident"? Was it a Metastatic snowboard incident or a chronic snowboard incident? Thank god it wasn't recurring snowboard incident.
When we lived in Queensland didn't have a heater, just put on an extra layer if a bit chilly but now living in Tasmania definitely run wood fire throughout the season.
I heard a myth that in Australia, when the weather is hot, it's scorching hot. And when it's rainy and cold, the amount of rain is enormous. Is that true?
It depends where about in Australia you are referring to. In the tropics we get 1-3m of rain a year, mostly in the Wet Season. And a very cold night for us is 14 Celsius in deepest winter. But we don't get the 45C+ days of summer that Melbourne gets, for us a nice summer day (Wet Season) is mid to high 30sC in the beautifully humid wet season.
@@ChrisH133878 Beautifully humid? Mate the humidity gets above 90% sometimes and its AWFUL. Feeling sweaty 24/7, can't dry clothes without a dryer, any and all fabrics that get wet will get moldy within 2 days. Soe people's hoes actually grow old if they haven't repainted in a good few years. Not to mention it can feel like a chore to breathe. You sure you live in the tropics? lol
I lived in Cairns for 11 years, never had a heater, didnt even need one. Most people who live in North Queensland, Northern Territory and Parts of Western Australia only need a Air conditioner. NO HEATERS. Even winters are hot an humid.
I live in the suburbs of Perth, just south of the city. This year we've had a fairly cold one....but not a huge amount of rain. Longest Ive gone without seeing rain was 117 days, that was a few years ago now. When it does rain, particularly when it rains in summer, its usually accompanied by thunder storms, with those we PRAY it rains, and Im not religious, because otherwise we may well get a bush fire caused by lightening strike. We often get weeks on end over 35 deg C. Our coldest night this winter was 3 deg C.....but its never that cold for long. Oh look.....the coppers are chasing a Pom in Port Kennedy......the next suburb from where I am, what a shock....not.
Interesting about the difference in land area Sydney takes up relative to its population compared to London. I had no idea London was crammed into such a tiny space! As an American I think most of our cities are more like Sydney...spread over a larger land area with lower population density, and city limits sometimes even starting out in the country with the city center nowhere in sight. San Antonio comes to mind as a big example of that.
Chinook (type of helicopter, among other thinks) pronounced with an sh not a ch (shinook). We all (I'm Canadian) speak English but of the differences can be quite strange at times.
I’m from Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada and the idea that a foot of snow would close roads makes me laugh. Especially since it was already melting!
galinda91 it's just the roads in and out. It's a rather steep winding not so great road at the best of times.
They don't have winter tires, snow plows, road salt etc.
I live in Ontario too and we can get up to four feet of snow in the winter so one foot of snow made me laugh 😂
Love emergency videos. Thank you
Precious Baby
I live in Australia and I do not know a single person who doesn't have a heater in their home.
There are plenty of people that dont. You must live down south. No one has a heater in cairns, only air conditioner. Alot lf places dont need heaters. I live in Brisbane an i dont have one.
I’m in Sydney and don’t have a heater.
Im in Perth and with 5 deg C forecast for tonight, my heater is going on very, very shortly....BUT....its just a little electric personal heater, we dont have ducted heating we do have ducted air conditioning though.....
I live in Australia...--------+------ Do you come from the land down under ?...Where women glow, and men plunder. You better run, you better take cover..
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The poor Mum @ 19:00 doesn't take the opportunity to touch baby, possibly last time😢 So glad everything turned out well!!! Wishing lifetime of heath and happiness to them all!!!💞
Ummm... How does one "Cure a Snowboard Incident"? Was it a Metastatic snowboard incident or a chronic snowboard incident? Thank god it wasn't recurring snowboard incident.
Not true that most Australians choose not to have heating in their homes! It gets cold in winter
Is that mainly the south part and Tazzie?
When we lived in Queensland didn't have a heater, just put on an extra layer if a bit chilly but now living in Tasmania definitely run wood fire throughout the season.
'When the Blue Mountains become Australia's favourite summertime playground.' ... ?????
When was that???
I know it can be a summertime getaway, sometimes summer hell. I live here and it’s certainly not a playground
I love that people from Liverpool are called Liverpudlians!
They went from a pool to a puddle 😂
I heard a myth that in Australia, when the weather is hot, it's scorching hot. And when it's rainy and cold, the amount of rain is enormous. Is that true?
It depends where about in Australia you are referring to. In the tropics we get 1-3m of rain a year, mostly in the Wet Season. And a very cold night for us is 14 Celsius in deepest winter. But we don't get the 45C+ days of summer that Melbourne gets, for us a nice summer day (Wet Season) is mid to high 30sC in the beautifully humid wet season.
@@ChrisH133878 thanks a lot for responding!
@@ChrisH133878 Beautifully humid? Mate the humidity gets above 90% sometimes and its AWFUL. Feeling sweaty 24/7, can't dry clothes without a dryer, any and all fabrics that get wet will get moldy within 2 days. Soe people's hoes actually grow old if they haven't repainted in a good few years. Not to mention it can feel like a chore to breathe. You sure you live in the tropics? lol
I lived in Cairns for 11 years, never had a heater, didnt even need one. Most people who live in North Queensland, Northern Territory and Parts of Western Australia only need a Air conditioner. NO HEATERS. Even winters are hot an humid.
I live in the suburbs of Perth, just south of the city. This year we've had a fairly cold one....but not a huge amount of rain. Longest Ive gone without seeing rain was 117 days, that was a few years ago now. When it does rain, particularly when it rains in summer, its usually accompanied by thunder storms, with those we PRAY it rains, and Im not religious, because otherwise we may well get a bush fire caused by lightening strike. We often get weeks on end over 35 deg C. Our coldest night this winter was 3 deg C.....but its never that cold for long. Oh look.....the coppers are chasing a Pom in Port Kennedy......the next suburb from where I am, what a shock....not.
Interesting about the difference in land area Sydney takes up relative to its population compared to London. I had no idea London was crammed into such a tiny space! As an American I think most of our cities are more like Sydney...spread over a larger land area with lower population density, and city limits sometimes even starting out in the country with the city center nowhere in sight. San Antonio comes to mind as a big example of that.
The southernmost states of Australia get cold in winter.
of course its bunnings
Queensland is just as busy as sydney
A foot of snow is nothing here in Canada
Yep we get a lot of snow where I live. I live in Ontario,Canada.
Exactly. That’s because *you’re in Canada* lolololol 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤣🤣🤣🤣 this is not a helpful comparison considering: DUHHHH 💕🥶
Chinook (type of helicopter, among other thinks) pronounced with an sh not a ch (shinook).
We all (I'm Canadian) speak English but of the differences can be quite strange at times.
4000 feet is a hill in BC. ;)
I'm just here for all the hot women from Australia and the UK. 🇺🇸
holy spirit power people
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help us Jesus throw. they give nothing except bravely
Down the road and 2nd left, on the corner.
pray all the way through until helped love Jesus Presque people and I will rescue you
Mark. Hapsis Thank you for the vote of confidence there..,However, I am NOT A DOCTOR nor do I have medical knowledge... Sorries 😥😥
Wrong channel m8, this is emergency response not theology 101.