australian temperatures, Tag

By Jo Nova Brave scientists at the CSIRO and BoM have dug hard through the sacred Arc of the Climate Covenant, CMIP-6, to discover the horrible truth that we only have seven years (just seven!) until we pass through the sanctified...

By Jo Nova Electronic sensors can pick up phantom electrical noise In the last thirty years the Bureau has installed electronic thermometers all over the country...

By Jo Nova Electronic thermometers may read up to 0.7 degrees higher than glass ones. Sometime in the mid-1990s the Australian Bureau of Meteorology replaced many of their glass thermometers with electronic sensors. They...

By Jo Nova Everything is a PsyOp now: even the weather maps are on fire Australia has had a mild summer, a mild year, but that’s a reason for another meaningless “hottest” headline...

Sydney Observatory in the centre of the city in 1864. (Courtesy of the State Library of NSW.) By Jo Nova For the first time in 163 years of records at Sydney Observatory the temperature didn’t even crack 32 degrees...

By Jo Nova Weatherzone report that Thursday was the equal coldest morning ever recorded anywhere in Australia in summer time. Oddly, there were no preemptive emergency warnings the night before, no news stories announcing...

By Jo Nova The latest State of the Climate Report is out to scare everyone with plucked esoteric records based on dubious datasets adjusted with secret algorithms.

Across the continent downunder, “the new pause” in temperatures is now 9.6 years long as measured by the most reliable system there is — UAH satellites.

Surprisingly, the World War I era temperatures are still changing. Mornings that seemed nippy at the time are now susceptible to frosts.

Fake Warming in Queensland: The BOM says the sites didn’t move, but photos show they did. The warming at these four sites alongside the Great Barrier Reef is due to site changes, incompetence, poor record keeping and...

For generations it was a Guinness Book of Records type thing. Now it’s gone. In 1924 Marble Bar set a world record of the most consecutive days of 100 °F (37.8 °C) or above, during an incredible period of 160 days...

For forty years NASA satellites have been circling the Earth covering our landmass day and night.  But yet again, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology has released the obligatory “hottest ever year” media release...

Tuesday was Australia’s hottest day on record sayth the Bureau of Meteorology. And perhaps it was. But look at the temperatures reported in newspapers across the country during the month of January in 1896 when people...

Snow in December: Has Australia installed too many solar panels? Climate Change brings summer snow to Australia Coldest maximum summer temperature on record at Thredbo Kate Doyle, ABC News On Monday, the second day of summer,...

The Bureau of Meteorology did what to February? Wow, just wow. Look what the Bureau of Meteorology has covertly done to February? Something like one third of a degree has been added to the average Australian summer maximum...