Australian Extreme Temperature Trends
Posted: October 8, 2016 Filed under: Uncategorized Leave a commentAustralia used to be much hotter, which is why BOM hides the pre -1910 data:
http://joannenova.com.au/2014/08/hiding-something-bom-throws-out-bourkes-hot-historic-data-changes-long-cooling-trend-to-warming/
NASA complicit in Australia’s temperature adjustment fraud, to fit the global warming narrative:
https://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2014/07/18/nasa-hacking-australia/
By Paul Homewood
The Australian Bureau of Meterology have quite a lot of useful tools on their website (take note, Met Office!)
Among them are graphs for “climate extremes”, (I think they mean “weather”, BTW!). The link is here.
Starting with temperature, we have the average number of very hot days, defined as days over 40C. (There is a full explanation of the definitions and how they are calculated here. In this case, it seems that they work on an average of all stations with sufficiently long data, across the country)
Clearly there is no increase in very hot days.
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