rain – Page 7 – Real Climate Records

Jun 10

The Heatwaves. 08 Jan 1903. Yesterday the temperature reached the extraordinary record of 117 1/2 degrees, and the heat was simply unbearable. 47.5 Celsius

The Heat Waves. (1903, January 8). Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative (NSW : 1890 – 1954), p. 5. Retrieved June […]

May 06

Damp prophet of doom. 24th August 2011. Never forget the damage caused by the global warming alarmist crank Tim Flannery.

http://quadrant.org.au/opinion/doomed-planet/2011/08/damp-prophet-of-doom/ The rain on Flannery’s parade “The only way in a democracy that a country can come to terms with […]

Mar 26

A HEAT WAVE. In Winton District. 18 Mar 1933. “The average temperature since Monday has been 110 in town. Places in the country report 116 degrees.” 46.6 Celsius in March.

A HEAT WAVE. (1933, March 18). Townsville Daily Bulletin (Qld. : 1907 – 1954), p. 7. Retrieved March 26, 2021, […]

Mar 05

Severe March Heat Wave. 05 March 1930. “During the latter part of the week,” the report continues, “many stations recorded shade readings in excess of the century.”

WEATHER FOR WEEK (1930, March 5). News (Adelaide, SA : 1923 – 1954), p. 15 (HOME EDITION). Retrieved March 5, […]

Mar 01

Changes In Climate. 17 Jan 1922. AUSTRALIA 10,000 YEARS AGO. COOL AND RAINY. “The site of the Hotel Kosciusko was once under glacier ice, the ice terminating only about 200 yards from the hotel down Diggers’ Creek.’

Changes In Climate (1922, January 17). The Sydney Stock and Station Journal (NSW : 1896 – 1924), p. 4. Retrieved […]

Dec 19

Real Climate Records

The Heatwaves. 08 Jan 1903. Yesterday the temperature reached the extraordinary record of 117 1/2 degrees, and the heat was simply unbearable. 47.5 Celsius

Damp prophet of doom. 24th August 2011. Never forget the damage caused by the global warming alarmist crank Tim Flannery.

A HEAT WAVE. In Winton District. 18 Mar 1933. “The average temperature since Monday has been 110 in town. Places in the country report 116 degrees.” 46.6 Celsius in March.

Severe March Heat Wave. 05 March 1930. “During the latter part of the week,” the report continues, “many stations recorded shade readings in excess of the century.”

Changes In Climate. 17 Jan 1922. AUSTRALIA 10,000 YEARS AGO. COOL AND RAINY. “The site of the Hotel Kosciusko was once under glacier ice, the ice terminating only about 200 yards from the hotel down Diggers’ Creek.’

MORE LIKE WINTER. COLD DECEMBER WEATHER. 03 Dec 1924. “December generally brings heat waves”

THE CAUSE OF HOT AND COLD SUMMERS. 12 Dec 1846.

FARMERS CARTING WATER 26 Oct 1914. ‘The continued absence of rain is being severely felt throughout the district.’

THE HEAT WAVE. 31 Dec 1904. 122 deg F. in Goodoga = 50 Celsius

HEAT AND STORMS AT BOURKE. 24 Jan. 1896. Climate Crisis Deaths Reported. Bourke 119 deg F = 48.3 Celsius.