A large percentage of Australia was predicted to have hotter than normal days this month –
as Sep counts down keep a watch on how different areas are trending.
Using the easy to access AWN monthly data it looks as though the following areas will need a late Sep heatwave to avoid the Outlook failing.
For example Tasmania, Adelaide, Ceduna, Alice Springs, Perth, Kalgoorlie region, Giles region, Kimberley, Cape York.
You can also compare with weekly max temp anomalies through this month – which show substantial green or neutral areas. You should be able to see maps for the weeks ending 6th, 13th and 20th Sep.
Here are the 4 weekly max anomaly maps starting 6th Sep 16
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Hi Warwick
BOM sampling continues to be non-representative as that is the best reason I can imagine for Tasmania like a sore thumb on this map.
Geoff
Unusually cold September in Perth. with cool temps forecast to the end of the month. Also well below average in the Wheatbelt, despite the forecast of above average temperatures.
I’ll leave the completely spurious use of percentages alone.
Time for the proposed independent audit (due diligence) to be conducted at the BoM as former PM Tony Abbott tried to gain support for from his Cabinet after an internal inquiry at the BoM admitted to errors and omissions discovered in media releases relating to climate change, data did not match BoM historical data records.
The rain has sure put a dampener on that forecast!
“Tasmania stand out like a sore thumb”.
In more ways than one – please send more GST.
They get really sore when they are left off the map.
Just another Oz stupidity that GST is distributed preferentially to the 2 most Green economic failed States.
But until voters stop voting for the sort of Senate we are stuck with – there can be no chance of reforming the GST carve up. Imagine SA elects 3 Xen senators!!