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To be clear, the Great Barrier Reef doesn’t need saving. The mainstream media uncritically report propaganda from aerial surveys/from flybys by faux scientists who have also bought into the popular narrative.

The Bureau is unique in the world in taking instantaneous readings from the probes and using the highest in any 24-hour period as the maximum temperature for that day.

One might think it prudent to have maintained the two methods of measurement alongside each other for some period at Rutherglen to determine whether there were any biases.

Replacement probes at the 59 ACORN stations had an influence on extreme maximum percentile frequency and average temperatures, particularly extremely hot 99th percentile days.

The extent of any contrived warming is likely to vary with the type of custom-designed probe and the local environmental conditions.

The Bureau is yet to explain how long the minus 10.0C/10.4C limits was in place at those locations.

I wanted to compare the new record temperature with the temperature as recorded by the mercury at the same weather station, for verification.

Dr Jennifer Marohasy will be appearing as an expert witness.

if the instrument change has created a non-equivalence in the record, then no reliability can be placed on any claims by the Bureau

This is confusing, most unconventional, and in fact ridiculous.

Australian’s are being misled by data-wranglers, climate-modelers and institutions they should be able to trust. Read on …   

There are stories emerging now of children who experience panic attacks every time it rains.

It could be that the last 26-years of temperature recordings by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology will be found not fit for purpose and will eventually need to be discarded...

Reposted from Dr. Roy Spencer’s Blog April 3rd, 2019 by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. Summary: The monthly anomalies in Australia-average surface versus satellite deep-layer lower-tropospheric temperatures correlate at 0.70 (with...

It's autumn in Australia, but you might not be able to tell from the weather. Record-breaking heat has gripped large swaths of the country — the government's Bureau of Meteorology said Sydney, Adelaide, and other locations...