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Nov rain Outlook not one square centimetre of Australia was predicted to have over average Nov rain.
In the real world vast areas of Australia saw way over average November rain.

Hawkeyed reader Bob has sent in this example of the BoM August rainfall anomaly map for Victoria failing to reflect above average rain at BENDIGO AIRPORT (081123) 51.5 Norm, 56.4 in August , CASTLEMAINE PRISON (088110) 66.4 Norm, 66.6 in August. And then a little further south the anomalies contours make no sense either – DAYLESFORD (088020) 103.0 Norm, 111.4 in August, TRENTHAM (POST OFFICE) (088059) 124.8 Norm, 154.5 in August, and WOODEND (088061) 90.3 Norm, 91.3 in August. Larger map
The Daylesford daily data shows another type of error with rainfall left unrecorded in the gauge four times during the month – on the 8th the reading covered the previous 6 days. Well water evaporates so Daylesford rain for August was understated. Amazing with so much publicity about drought and wealthy Australia can not read a simple factor like rainfall to a proper standard.

A pathetic weak performance considering the staff and hangers on pollies have. The question about “climate change” should have been ridiculed. It took the station owner to push himself to the mic and state with clarity – “We’ve got 100 years of [rainfall] records,” Mr Tully says.
“What’s happened here, so far, still sits within those records.” Well said.
Checking the BoM Quilpie rain history from CDO I find the usual deterioration of data with increasing missing data post ~2000 so the following chart particularly post 2000 is a paste n patch of three sites, Quilpie Air Port from 1917, South Comongin from 1884 and Moble from 1941.
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News today from Perth hat tip to Chris Gillham – Perth weather: Why the Bureau of Meteorology dropped more than a century of rainfall figures 3Jul18 Facts are Perth region rain changed to a lower rain regime about 1975 – over 40 years ago. Of course it makes sense to view Perth region rain against post 1975 records because that is the rain regime Perth is experiencing. Anybody is still free to quote the older higher rain numbers pre 1975. The WA Govt can still bleat on about “our drying climate” as their assorted Water Depts do. Of course there are regions of Australia where the opposite has happened and rain has increased. About a decade ago the WA Ag. Dept used to advise farmers to use 30 or 35 year rain averages to avoid having unrealistic rain expectations – made sense. The WA Govt views on their rain history have oozed east to scaremonger eastern States water policies – on for example the needless introduction of several seawater desal plants at a total cost of many $Billions. More later on this. Just in May the WA Govt Water Corporation stopped publishing Perth dams rain numbers.

Following months of ABC articles beating up drought – this ABC/BoM inspired article claims worst drought for over a century in “Southern Australia” which is an academic geographic region that nobody would identify with. Farmers identify with their district and State. But lets play their game and check the “Lowest on Record” dark red area at Albany WA site of rainfall data from 1877. Bad luck for the climate scaremongers – Autumn in Albany was dryer in 1996(108.2mm) than 2018(112.2) – which just demonstrates how dodgy and tenuous BoM maps & stats are. (BTW Albany in Autumn 1898 only saw 93.9mm.)
Putting another torpedo into the BoM/ABC drought propaganda lets look at the Australian map for Autumn 2005 – Oh bugger NSW, Vic and SA are all much dryer than in 2018.