Sydney

its south of brimhaven dungeon - at the entrance of the gold mine.

If it is noon in Sydney, it is noon in Melbourne too. Melbourne and Sydney are (Greenwich Mean Time) GMT +10 hours, ie. 10 hours ahead of Greenwich, England. (Daylight savings not taken into account.)

Frigid

temperate zone

Tempe is a suburb in Sydney, Australia. Although it does not usually snow in Sydney due to its mild climate, there have been a few instances of snowfall in the surrounding regions of New South Wales in the past.

• The water in the western Pacific is typically warmer than in the eastern Pacific because trade winds blow the warm waters of the eastern Pacific westward and keep it there. Also, upwelling in the eastern Pacific keeps the water cooler.
• The warmer water creates more clouds and rain, keeping Indonesia and other areas of the western Pacific wetter than Peru and other coastal regions of South America.
• During El Niño, the pressure gradient (rate of pressure change between areas of high and low pressure) weakens. In the western tropical Pacific, there is unusually high air pressure, while there is unusually low air pressure in the eastern tropical Pacific. This Southern Oscillation causes the trade winds to weaken, and even blow backwards. This pattern reversal leads to unusually wet weather in parts of South America, and unusually dry weather in the western Pacific.
• El Nino usually occurs every 3 to 7 years, and lasts for about 18 months.
• La Niña is the opposite of El Niño. These two weather patterns oscillate every few years.
• During La Niña, there is unusually low air pressure over the western tropical Pacific, and unusually high air pressure in the eastern tropical Pacific. The easterly blowing trade winds strengthen, blowing more warm water away from the equatorial Pacific. As a result, Australia and Indonesia become wetter than normal, and parts of South America become drier than normal.

Notwithstanding peak hour traffic, the driving time from Sydney to Katoomba is about one and a half hours.

Wagga Wagga is a city located in the state of New South Wales, Australia.

If you're on the eastern coast of Australia, perhaps Brisbane, the time difference is 15 hours. I start with the Australian time, subtract 3 hours, and then change AM/PM. So if it's 5PM Tuesday in Brisbane, it's 5-3=2AM Tuesday morning in PA.

If it's 7AM Wednesday in Brisbane, it's 4PM Tuesday in PA.

At 12:00 AM in Sydney, it will be 1:00 PM in London.

Sydney is (Greenwich Mean Time) GMT +10 hours, ie. 10 hours ahead of Greenwich, England. Florida is (Greenwich Mean Time) GMT -5 hours, ie. 5 hours behind Greenwich, England. If it is 5:00 pm in Sydney, it is 2:00 am in Florida on the same day (Daylight savings not taken into account.)

A random search for flights from Kuwait (KWI) to Nairobi (NBO) shows:

OPTION 1: 8hr 15min via Doha (DOH)

KWI - DOH Qatar Airways Flt 139 Dep 05:00am 20May,Thu

DOH - NBO Qatar Airways Flt 532 Dep 08:05am 20May,Thu

Flight Duration: 6hr 25min; Layover Time: 1hr 50min; Total Trip Time: 8hr 15min

OPTION 2: 9hr 25min via Dubai (DXB)

KWI - DXB Emirates Airlines Flt 856 Dep 09:40am 20May,Thu

DXB - NBO Emirates Airlines Flt 721 Dep 03:05pm 20May,Thu

Flight Duration: 6hr 35min; Layover Time: 2hr 50min; Total Trip Time: 9hr 25min

OPTION 3: 9hr 30min via Addis Ababa (ADD) [Cheapest Option]

KWI - ADD Ethiopian Airlines Flt 620 Dep 02:30am 20May,Thu

ADD - NBO Ethiopian Airlines Flt 801 Dep 10:00am 20May,Thu

Flight Duration: 7hr 30min; Layover Time: 2hr 00min; Total Trip Time: 9hr 30min

The figure for 2006 for Australia is 18.2 metric tons of CO2 per person per year.

Sydney's population is 4,504,469, which means that Sydney produces 81 981 335.8 tonnes of CO2 per year. (That's nearly 82 million tonnes!)

(A metric ton, or a tonne, equals 1000 kilograms.)

Does anyone know which country is the first to ring in the new year. Stuck on a crossword puzzle

Some of the landforms in Sydney, Australia include the Sydney Harbour, Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury River, and the coastline along the Tasman Sea. Sydney is known for its diverse landscape, which includes beaches, cliffs, and rolling hills.

89! http://www.weathertoday.net/weatherfacts/numbersunny_bycity.php

33 degrees 50'S.

latitude and longitude of sydney: -33.867387,151.207629

latitude : -33.867387

longitude : 151.207629

(Values are in decimal degrees)

yep thats right. =)

Between December and March, there is sun nearly every day without fail as that is the dry season. Temperatures are hot. In April, around Semana Santa, holy week, it begins to rain quite a bit more and the general trend is for there to be sun in the morning until about noon, and afterwards for there to be clouds or rain for the rest of the day. It isn't cold, per se, but you'd want to wear jackets while going out at night, and of course, if you get rained on, you get chilly. Don't worry, though, there are lots of big, brightly-colored umbrellas. Try and wear brightly colored clothes, too, because they really do cheer up a cloudy day.

It's not possible for a whole country to be located at the same latitude/longitude.

In fact, it's technically impossible for two people to stand at the same coordinates

at the same time. A set of latitude/longitude describes a single point on Earth.

The point described as "30°N / 65°E" is located in far southern Afghanistan,

about 119 miles south-southwest of Kandahar and 31.6 miles north of the

Pakistan border.

It's possible but not a good idea. The cord itself would have to be custom made. It would be a better idea and the same amount of work to just by a longer cord. They are sold in various lengths and easy to install.