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Fri, Mar. 11th, 2016 08:11 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
annarti
UGH I'm so over humidity. It's so humid now that the lawn at the little church yard where I have lunch is mouldy. The GRASS has MOULD growing on it. What is this madness?
For those unaware of Australian geography, Adelaide has 4000km of desert to the north-west, north and east, and only the Southern Ocean between us and Antarctica to the south. Basically our weather either comes from the desert, or from Antarctica, with not a whole lot of middle ground. If it's hot, it's dry. If it's wet, it's cold. It is not hot and wet at the same time because these things come from totally opposite directions and it FREAKS ME OUT AND MAKES THE GRASS MOULDY. Exceptions are when there's a cyclone happening around northern Australia, in which case the edge of it makes it down over the 4000km of desert and we get hot and wet at the same time, but that only lasts a day or two. This has been going for a WEEK now and I don't like it.
For those unaware of Australian geography, Adelaide has 4000km of desert to the north-west, north and east, and only the Southern Ocean between us and Antarctica to the south. Basically our weather either comes from the desert, or from Antarctica, with not a whole lot of middle ground. If it's hot, it's dry. If it's wet, it's cold. It is not hot and wet at the same time because these things come from totally opposite directions and it FREAKS ME OUT AND MAKES THE GRASS MOULDY. Exceptions are when there's a cyclone happening around northern Australia, in which case the edge of it makes it down over the 4000km of desert and we get hot and wet at the same time, but that only lasts a day or two. This has been going for a WEEK now and I don't like it.