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Australian temperature anomaly 14 days to 10 September 2013
Temperature map by Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM)
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Australia: The Empty Chair at the Climate Change talks in Warsaw
Australian Environment Minister Greg HuntYesterday, I stood in the queues for COP registration, fumbling around in my bag for my passports. My phone was beeping with notifications from Twitter about...
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COP19: Australia wins unprecedented fourth Fossil of the Day award for...
Australia wins 4th Fossil Award COP19While 30,000 people rallied for climate action in Melbourne, and an estimated 60,000 nationally at 130 events across Australia, it seems Australia has won an...
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COP19: Australia and Canada are leading the wreckers at Warsaw
WTF - Where is the Finance? COP19: Photo by Adopt a Negotiator / Flickr - Creative Commons (CC BY-ND 2.0)By Ian McGregor, University of Technology, SydneyIan McGregor is reporting from the Warsaw...
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Australia sets new mean temperature record for 2013
2013 annual mean temperatures compared to historical temperature records. Source: Australian Bureau of Meteorology Annual Climate statement 2013, 3 January 2014.
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Australia had elevated sea surface temperatures for 2013
2013 (January–November data) sea surface temperatures around Australia compared to historical records. Source: Australian Bureau of Meteorology Annual Climate statement 2013, 3 January 2014.
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Australia annual mean temperature Anomolies 1910-2013
Annual mean temperature anomalies for Australia (compared with 1961–1990 average). The black line shows the 10-year moving average. Source: Australian Bureau of Meteorology Annual Climate statement...
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Australia Annual mean sea surface temperature anomalies 1910-2013
Annual mean sea surface temperature anomalies in the Australian region (compared with 1961–1990 average). The black line shows the 10-year moving average. Source: Australian Bureau of Meteorology...
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