Jan 05

It’s only 13.6 degrees outside at 6.00 am on the 36th day of summer near Maldon Victoria

Warmer at Bendigo Airport. 15.7 degrees. Must be warming up planes where they keep the instruments right between a steel […]

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Jan 05

Temperatures in the Sahel are rising 1.5 times faster. Part 44 in everywhere is warming twice as fast as everywhere else.

https://www.icrc.org/en/document/mali-niger-climate-change-and-conflict-make-explosive-mix-sahel Mali-Niger: Climate change and conflict make an explosive mix in the Sahel Temperatures in the Sahel are rising 1.5 […]

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Jan 05

1973 ABC story on Club of Rome, one world government and computer predictions of the end of civilisation by 2020.

https://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2019/11/1973-abc-story-on-club-of-rome-one-world-government-and-computer-predictions-of-the-end-of-civilisat.html Saturday, 23 November 2019   Please take a look at this clip from our ABC in 1973. The title […]

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Jan 04

It’s only 13.9 degrees outside at 6.10 am on the 35th day of summer near Maldon Victoria

Warmer at Bendigo Airport. 15.2 degrees. Must be warming up planes where they keep the instruments right between a steel […]

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Jan 04

Andean peak. Part 45 in everywhere is warming twice as fast as everywhere else.

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/09/global-warming-has-made-iconic-andean-peak-unrecognizable Similar stories are unfolding throughout the tropics. “The story of loss of glaciers is pretty common,” says Bryan Mark, […]

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Jan 04

Heat Waves Fri 9Jan 1903. “For about a month the temperature averaged 114 degrees of shade heat, while for six days in succession the glass never showed less than 118 degrees.” 118deg.F = 47.7778 Degrees Celsius

HEAT WAVES. (1903, January 9). The Australian Star (Sydney, NSW : 1887 – 1909), p. 6. Retrieved January 4, 2021, […]

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Jan 03

It’s only 16.6 degrees outside at 6.20 am on the 34th day of summer near Maldon Victoria

Warmer at Bendigo Airport. 17.8 degrees where they keep the instruments right between a steel hangar and the tarmac. http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDV60801/IDV60801.94855.shtml […]

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Jan 02

BOXING DAY. Phenomenal Heat. 27 Dec 1893. ‘Nothing that took place in Southern Queensland yesterday, however, will cause Boxing Day,1893, to be remembered so much as will the phenomenal heat experienced.’

BOXING DAY. (1893, December 27). The Telegraph (Brisbane, Qld. : 1872 – 1947), p. 5. Retrieved January 2, 2021, from […]

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