24 More Die In Record Heatwave – Melbourne 46°C
Posted: February 10, 2014 Filed under: Australia, Carbon Dioxide, Climate Change, Climate Changes, Climate History, Climate History News, Climatism, Empirical Evidence, Extreme Weather, Heat Wave | Tags: Australia, Climate history, Heat-wave 1 CommentMelbourne, January 1939
46°C
TWENTY more deaths from the terrific heat that is sweeping the South were reported from country towns in New South Wales yesterday, and there were two more in Victoria.
Bringing the toll for the Southern heat wave to 52. Two deaths in Thargomindah also have been attributed to the heat. In New South Wales alone 41 have died in the last three days. All temperature records in Melbourne went, by the board yesterday when a maximum of 114.1 deg. was registered — the highest ever experienced in the State.
14 Jan 1939 – 24 MORE DIE IN RECORD HEAT WAVE Melbourne 114deg.
CO2 at the time was 310 parts per million.
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