That's the problem I meant - floods in October, hot spell in early
November and then dull and cool until Christmas. November is late
'spring.'
Synny actually has higher rainfall - it just takes a bit longer to
fall down here.
You would no doubt be aware of the intense rivalry between the two
cities (y'know, like Melbourne is a serious place and Sydney is the
Emerald City - all flash and dash). This could get nasty.
AndrewF
>Only time I've been to Melbourne was in November a few years ago,
>would've expected it to be something roughly summer-like at that time of
>year but it was quite comparable actually to London-style Novembers -
>cold, miserable, constant drizzle. Most of the time the top of the
>Rialto Towers wasn't visible from ground level but I did get some lovely
>OM photos from up there at night in a brief gap in the clouds. Sydney
>weather, on the other hand, was superb, hot and sunny, *much* nicer than
>Melbourne :)
>
>Roger
>
>andrew fildes wrote:
>
> > I think that Melbourne has six seasons a year and they are quite
> > predictable - must come up with names for them someday
>
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