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South Australia
Jump to new posts Re: South Australian and Adelaide day to day forecasting by Paul (Stargazer) @ 5 minutes 16 seconds ago

6.6C here in my back yard atm, coldest temp for the year so far ... Brrrrr!
SE QLD / NE NSW
Have been kept awake by belting rain at times over the past hour! 86.6mm in the gauge a few minutes ago. Wind continuing to get gradually stronger, still has brief lulls though.
World
Jump to new posts Re: 2013 US Severe Weather Season by Ken Kato @ Today at 03:04

Still looks on track for significantly hot anomalies to develop across the southern/central US by mid next week before spreading across to eastern parts later next week as strong midlevel ridging digs in up the middle. EC has even going for a tongue
SE QLD / NE NSW
49.0mm in the gauge a short time ago, more than I was expecting by this stage. Wind has picked up over the past two hours, I'd say some of the strongest gusts would be edging close to 60km/h. Most of the heavy showers so far are only lasting a minut
Tropical and Central Australia
Latest forecast: Quote: Townsville: Fine and mostly sunny. A cool day. Light to moderate SW to SE winds, fresh at times. Fire Danger: High. Townsville: Fine and mostly sunny. Min 15 Max 26 UV 8. In what way is a max of 26 "a cool day"?
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: Interesting Articles about AGW by Bill Illis @ Today at 00:06

Originally Posted By: LockeWithout any further ado here is the UAH data charted against Nino 3.4 and AMO split by NH, SH and Tropics. Extremely clear demonstration of the impacts of the ENSO, AMO and Volcanoes there. Thanks.
The Lounge
Jump to new posts Re: Interview the person below you! by Leg @ Today at 00:03

A. We are all affected at least indirectly, but I didn't see anything glaring that would make a huge difference to me. Q. Which is your favorite season?
The Lounge
Jump to new posts Re: Word Association Game by Leg @ Today at 00:01

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The Lounge
Jump to new posts Re: Chit Chat (the off-topic thread) by ColdFront @ Today at 00:00

Hazel Hawke passed away. She was held in very high regard by most Australians. A true lady. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-23/hazel-hawke-dies-at-83/4709626
NSW / ACT
Jump to new posts Re: NSW Rain & ECL 21st - 26th May 2013 by aslaws @ Yesterday at 23:50

45mm so far from this event. Nice cool wet run along Narrow Neck this afternoon in 100% humidity & mist. 6.0c at the moment.
Tropical and Central Australia
Jump to new posts Re: Far North Queensland dry season-May 2013 by ColdFront @ Yesterday at 23:38

Originally Posted By: PacmanWow great drive home in the rain and good to see the water pumping out from the creeks and drains- 27mm here at home so far. Nice falls .I watched it come off the range above your place Pac. You got right under the ce
Alpine & Snow
Jump to new posts Re: 2013 Snow Season by crikey @ Yesterday at 23:12

Thanks GB for that explanation. I will look into the SH polar anomalies.
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: Temperature Trends by crikey @ Yesterday at 23:07

LOCKE. "when I get home tonight I'll chart the UAH split by Tropics, Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere against Nino 3.4 and the AMO data for the period 1980-2010." Great work Locke.Enjoying reading your findings. I saw the results in the
SE QLD / NE NSW
Latest SWW update from BOM has been upgraded and now warns for 'Destructive wind gusts of up to 125 km/h'! A 'Storm Force' Coastal Wind Warning has been issued for tomorrow on the Macquarie Coast Waters (Seal Rocks to Smoky Cape), with the marine for
The Lounge
Jump to new posts Re: Chit Chat (the off-topic thread) by Things @ Yesterday at 23:01

Hearing people from NE NSW/SEQLD talking about comets/shooting stars etc too, even a thread on the forums now. Maybe the same thing?
NSW / ACT
Jump to new posts Re: NSW Rain & ECL 21st - 26th May 2013 by gleno71 @ Yesterday at 22:49

The thing I don't understand about these weather systems is the Indian Ocean for example has very warm ocean temps as well ,yet Sydney always bears the brunt of these events,. Perth is on a similiar latitude to Sydney yet they don't tend to get these
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: Coal Fired Power - Dark and dirty side? by Simmosturf @ Yesterday at 22:42

You left Wangaratta Yasi because it was boring mate... Good to see your filling your time with such energy, promoting your passion.. And its good that you are mate, but when do you actually say to yourself, " Is it worth my time"? And all those dedic
Tropical and Central Australia
Jump to new posts Re: Far North Queensland dry season-May 2013 by boomer @ Yesterday at 22:41

Quite amazingly we got 4mm out of that. Proper rain was heavier than thought.
General Science
Jump to new posts Re: Solar Watch - Spaceweather 2011 - 2012 by SunnyDays @ Yesterday at 22:39

Evening, I'm stuck on my iPhone high on the first two layers of polish on our wooden floors hope this works! GDL... I'm wondering if what you sore were anticrespucular rays? Otherwise I would be quite baffled as to what it could have been BIG A
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: Interesting Articles about AGW by Locke @ Yesterday at 22:38

Originally Posted By: liberatorHuman induced global warming really kicked in during the 1970s, and warming has been pretty steady since then…Focusing on the wiggles and ignoring the bigger picture of unabated warming is foolhardy, but one promoted by
NSW / ACT
Jump to new posts Re: NSW Rain & ECL 21st - 26th May 2013 by Steve777 @ Yesterday at 22:33

I note that it's positively tropical where the SE wind is blowing - 17 to nearly 19 at Norah Head, Nobbys and Williamtown. Elsewhere winds are S to W and it's mostly around 12 to 14. MHL shows that the sea is very warm off Sydney - 22.6 - warmer tha
The Lounge
Jump to new posts Comet or shooting star? by Ms Milo @ Yesterday at 22:32

Did any WZ members in SE QLD or NENSW see a bright comet and/or shooting star over the eastern sky around 6:30 tonight? Been reading conflicting reports on a popular storm chasing Facebook site. Seems there is a fair distance between all of the sight
General Weather
Jump to new posts Re: Safe rooms by boomer @ Yesterday at 22:20

Okay, let's simplify it. I agree that new homes should have safe rooms but developers will bitch about it as it will add to the cost of the house. This is ironic as when comes to new homes in QLD there is effectively a $15K discount for first home bu
Tropical and Central Australia
Jump to new posts Re: NT & GOC dry season 2013 by Orebound @ Yesterday at 22:05

Yeah 90mm in 90 mins down there should green the park up nicely. Been non-stop flashes about the place for most of the evening in Darwin too.
Tropical and Central Australia
Jump to new posts Re: NT & GOC dry season 2013 by pilko65 @ Yesterday at 21:50

Absolutely belting down out here in Palmerston, best dry season weather we have had in years Batchelor racing towards 100mm in a short amount of time as well!
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