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For those who live in regions of the world that have temperature designed to support life. Ground temperature is one of those more specialised readings that most people do not worry about. Ground rather than air temperature has to be at or below zero for snow to stay on the ground and not melt when it lands. Ice also forms so is used for when to do gritting of surfaces. Farms use this temperature to determine if some activities can be done so might be for your neighbours
Got these from my daughter this morning.
G'day again Spudfan,
my family used to live over your way, but years ago someone in authority chained one them up, then threw him in a sailing boat headed for a place called Port Arthur, on a little island called Tasmania. We have been here ever since, however we moved to the mainland over a century ago.
The only real issue with living here, is that our fair complexion and hide, is more suited to your cooler climate, skin cancers are very prevalent.
Oh and by the way, I still love spuds, in any form.
Cheers, Mick.
Don't think any member of your family would get an all expenses paid cruise like that today due to the covid situation[bigwhistle]
Where does she live, Herculaneum? That volcanic ash can be a bother, ay!Quote:
Originally Posted by spudfan