The Australian Bureau of Meteorology has replaced most of its mercury thermometers with platinum resistance probes in automatic weather stations. My assessment of nearly twenty years of parallel data from Mildura, and just three years of … [Read more...] about Mercury Thermometers Versus Probes in Automatic Weather Stations
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Bureau Releases Limited Parallel Data from Brisbane Airport
How accurate is the official temperature history for your city or town? Statistical analysis of 3 years of maximum temperature data for Brisbane airport shows the temperatures recorded from the probe in an automatic weather station are … [Read more...] about Bureau Releases Limited Parallel Data from Brisbane Airport
Coral Crosses, for Redemption
Arguably the most recognisable symbol of our civilization is the Christian cross. When it has an image of Jesus on it, it is called a crucifix. The crucifix emphasises Jesus’s sacrifice which Christians believe brought about the redemption of … [Read more...] about Coral Crosses, for Redemption
Happy Easter, Happy End of the 2023 Cyclone Season at the Great Barrier Reef
Back in the 1950s, it was only after Easter each year, that resorts on Great Barrier Reef islands allowed tourists to visit and stay. It was only after Easter that it was considered safe, because that was the end of the cyclone season. The … [Read more...] about Happy Easter, Happy End of the 2023 Cyclone Season at the Great Barrier Reef
March Update: Mediation Ongoing, Temperature Tipping Point Already Exceeded
Thanks to everyone who has enquired about the outcome of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal hearing with John Abbot versus the Bureau of Meteorology first heard on 3rd February in Brisbane. Unfortunately, mediation has not yet ended, and so there … [Read more...] about March Update: Mediation Ongoing, Temperature Tipping Point Already Exceeded
Re-imaging Tasmania’s Temperature History, Part 1
My good friend Patrick Lloyd, enamoured with the new Artificial Intelligence ChatGPT, sent me maximum temperatures for Tasmania as individual annual averages of all the daily values for all 155 weather stations since 1882. He had downloaded these … [Read more...] about Re-imaging Tasmania’s Temperature History, Part 1
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
