It was Australia’s 3rd-hottest January on record and also one of our wettest. It’s extremely unusual for both of these things to occur in the same month.
https://t.co/6r99P22mBm
Heatwave conditions continue, with Melbourne expecting its hottest day since 1st January. It will be an oppressive night across much of the State, with temperatures staying in the mid-high 20s. A cool change is likely in #Melbourne around midday Wednesday. https://t.co/HLs2UYFQyQ
Extreme heat has been forecast in parts of Victoria today. Plan ahead to #SurviveTheHeat. Schedule activities in the coolest part of the day and and drink plenty of water. If you have to go out, wear a hat, sunscreen and take a bottle of water.
More: https://t.co/CMo0QAI0Vr
This week the #IPCC released its latest #ClimateReport, #ClimateChange 2021: the Physical Science Basis.
Read the report ➡️ https://t.co/uU8bb4inBB
Watch the video with captions in all UN languages here ➡️ https://t.co/edI5sZ2t2w
What a contrast between the north and south of #Victoria!
The sunny north is sitting on 27-30°C with an expected max of 33-36. The cloudy south is 17-20°C, expected to reach 20-24°C.
Afternoon showers and storms forecast for eastern #VIC.
Forecast: https://t.co/SdpUoogMJ8
#Heatwave 🔥not only won the #Hottest100, but also featuring in today and tomorrow's weather. Max T for today are expected to exceed 35°C for most inland areas, and over 40°C in the north. Stay safe and keep hydrated💧💧 . Detailed forecast: https://t.co/oJeABqKl0w
#VicWeather
Sydney Temperatures to Smash Records this weekend (28-29 Nov 2020): Sydney is likely to sweat through its hottest pair of days in 80 years and the hottest outside of the height of summer. https://t.co/UXQmxgnfRm
With 30°C forecast for #Melbourne today, let's take a look at when we first exceed 30 after Winter. Since 1855, 8 times on the 4th Nov, the earliest was 19th Sep in 2006, while the latest was 29th Dec in 2001. 30°C was not even recorded at all in Spring 11 times! #MelWeather
@iseechange's Founder and CEO @juliakumari kicks of our #DisasterResponse & Resilience session right now on #CitSciOzOnline!
"We dont need to talk to Australians about drought - but we have been seeing a lot of talk (observations) about (Aussie) drought"
https://t.co/zIvXbOGcof
Paper reporting some results from the project - Investigating thermal comfort and energy impact through microclimate monitoring - a citizen science approach @ResearchRMIT@SBiLab@DrMMAndamon https://t.co/kfcoEZv1JG
#CitSciOzOnline's EMCS Symposium will start in 90 mins!
Ticket holders are welcome to all #CitSciOzOnline sessions and we hope to see you at this one!
The session is 1PM-5PM (AEDT) TODAY and is proudly sponsored by the @EMCRForum.