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AAT Hearing about Hyping Maximum Daily Temperature – Friday 3rd February

February 1, 2023 By jennifer

We, the Australian public, are continually told by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology that global temperatures need to be restricted to within 1.5C above the pre-industrial era. Further the Bureau attributes the ‘dramatically increased rate of … [Read more...] about AAT Hearing about Hyping Maximum Daily Temperature – Friday 3rd February

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Hyping Maximum Daily Temperatures (Part 2)

January 24, 2023 By jennifer

Available Australian Bureau of Meteorology parallel maximum temperature data for Mildura – temperatures recorded from both a mercury thermometer and a platinum resistant probe on the same day in the same shelter – show no equivalence. They are … [Read more...] about Hyping Maximum Daily Temperatures (Part 2)

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Hyping Daily Maximum Temperatures (Part 1)

January 19, 2023 By jennifer

There is more than one way to ruin a perfectly good historical temperature record. The Australian Bureau of Meteorology achieves this in multiple ways, primarily through industrial scale remodelling (also known as homogenisation – stripping away the … [Read more...] about Hyping Daily Maximum Temperatures (Part 1)

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A Note on Obfuscation, the 2022 Climate Report, and my Latest Film

November 27, 2022 By jennifer

The Bureau of Meteorology released its 2022 State of the Environment Report last week, and the headline in newspapers and on radio is that the weather is becoming more extreme. This is also consistent with the message out of COP27 in Egypt where all … [Read more...] about A Note on Obfuscation, the 2022 Climate Report, and my Latest Film

Filed Under: Information, Uncategorized Tagged With: Great Barrier Reef, rainfall, State of the Environment, temperates

All 224 Homogenised Temperature Series – Including the Bombing of Darwin

March 31, 2022 By jennifer

I can hardly be accused of cherry picking if I present all the temperature series – all four iterations of the homogenised ACORN-SAT temperature series charted with the raw historical series from the Australia Data Archive for Meteorology (ADAM).   … [Read more...] about All 224 Homogenised Temperature Series – Including the Bombing of Darwin

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Australia’s Broken Temperature Record, Part 2

February 24, 2022 By jennifer

It is assumed that temperatures measured at official recording stations with mercury thermometers – by their very nature of being in the past – cannot be changed.  But in climate science numbers are continually changed.   It is the remodelling of … [Read more...] about Australia’s Broken Temperature Record, Part 2

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