The great blackout of 2016

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That's the point I was making. It's always been ok to point at a hot day breaking an 80 year old record and call it global warming, it's been a constant theme and I could quote many posts. How much has the planet warmed since 2000?

Well yeah, events like that get reported on by the media because thats how the media works. Its impossible to say if any given event would have happened regardless of our actions. Hottest months probably give a better idea. Like the last 7 July's being the hottest 7 on record.


The articles that should be most worrying arent the hot days but russian permafrost melting 70 years ahead of the modeling prediction setting off methane bombs. Methane that warm the planet 80 times faster than CO2 over 20 years which melts more permafrost releasing more methane in a feedback loop. Insane experiment to be running when we already have the technology and the economics to fix large pieces of the puzzle.
 
Victorian Dams at highest levels in 25 years and risings....


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Victorian Dams at highest levels in 25 years and risings....


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That feeling when you get things right so infrequently that you are really super proud of yourself when you finally get one right lol
 

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That feeling when you get things right so infrequently that you are really super proud of yourself when you finally get one right lol
SA going pretty well also.....I reckon I get it right a whole lot more frequently than the left's go to luvvie Tim Flannery


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Our weather appears to be more extreme.

Floods, storms including golf ball sized hail & bushfires.

Yes, we have always had bad weather, but seems we are now having more extreme weather.

Don't think it's my imagination.
 

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Yeah I have never seen hail like that in Adelaide, on a warmish day.

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History dictates that that is incorrect. Unless of course you weren't around in 1991.

10cm is more like cricket ball size than golf balls.

 
History dictates that that is incorrect. Unless of course you weren't around in 1991.

10cm is more like cricket ball size than golf balls.

I do remember that one. I was 12.

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And lots believed it. Strong correlation to covid thread. Some just swallow sh*t and then die on a hill of it. I'm not denying climate change, but I could identify this as rubbish and argue it on its merit and draw conclusions as to competence of the ******* making the claim.

2021 coolest year in nearly a decade and wettest since 2016
06/01/2022

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The Statement is the official summary and contextual information regarding temperatures, rainfall and significant weather for the 2021 calendar year.
Bureau of Meteorology Senior Climatologist Dr Simon Grainger said: "After three years of drought from 2017 to 2019, above average rainfall last year resulted in a welcome recharge of our water storages but also some significant flooding to eastern Australia."

In 2021, Australia's mean temperature was 0.56 °C above the 1961 to 1990 climate reference period. It was the 19th warmest year since national records began in 1910, but also the coolest year since 2012.

Despite the cooling impacts of the negative Indian Ocean Dipole, a period of warmer than usual ocean temperatures in the western Indian ocean, and La Niña, a period of cooling of the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean, 2021 was warmer than average (calculated in relation to the 1961 to 1990 climate reference period) and warmer than historical La Niña years.

Temperatures were above or very much above average for most of northern Australia, Tasmania, and Western Australia's west coast, but below average for parts of inland New South Wales, and around the southern border of the Northern Territory and Western Australia.
Rainfall was 9 per cent above the 1961 to 1990 average, making 2021 the wettest year since 2016, with November the wettest on record.

Above average rainfall was observed for much of eastern Victoria, New South Wales, southern and central west Queensland, the western parts of Western Australia, and large parts of the far northern tropics.
As a result, significant flooding occurred across eastern Australia in March and again in November and December

On a positive note, the major dams in the Murray Darling Basin saw significant increases of water levels, replenishing storages affected by protracted drought.

Only a few small areas saw below average rainfall, including the border region of South Australia and Victoria.
A full report on Australia's weather and climate of 2021 will be released in February.
 

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