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Climate Change in Australia
The global temperature data on land that is used to measure climate change is based on daily measurements across thousands of weather stations, some some of which date back to the 1700’s. These stations record the average temperature for each … Continue reading
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What is the mean temperature of Australia ?
ACORN2 is the latest BOM version of station data in Australia. You can plot the average temperature anomaly data for December using their trend tracker. Shown below the graph is the average temperature for the baseline period 1961-1990. The value … Continue reading
2019 Annual Temperature
The December 2019 temperature was up by 0.12C from November at 1.01C relative to 1961-1990. This completes the annual global average temperature for 2019 making it the second warmest year at 0.86C. This is just 0.015C cooler than 2016. All … Continue reading