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funny how they always stick to the predictions of "warmer" and "Less Rain"

then a few months later.... record rains, snow and cold temperatures...

but no one goes back and calls out these dud predictions...

Of course it is cold because we are in an 11 year Global Cooling Cycle which is being controlled by the low sunspot activity in the sun.

Eventually a Global Warming 11 year cycle will take over.

The biggest concern in a Global Cooling cycle is that it can lead to a mini ice age as has happened in the past.

and essential to life on earth CO₂ has absolutely nothing to do with any of this.

Good old ordinary water vapor is by far the major impact on heat entering and leaving the earth.

What a let down for the naive dumb Greeny types proudly displaying their GROSS IGNORANCE.

Saturday 15th September 2018 was - a few days ago -
was very cold in Melbourne.
I think the temperature in the morning was 4 degrees & 85% humidity.
It was back to winter temperatures.
I had a T shirt, a brushed cotton shirt, 2 jumpers,
a beanie & a scarf and I was still cold, even inside.
I was at a friend's place for a while & their gas heater had broken down.
They were sitting on the couch with blankets over them.

Is this really global warming in spring?

We did get a hot day on the Friday, the day before that - it reached 24 degrees & was great.

You're confusing weather with climate there partner.

lee wrote on Sep 18^th, 2018 at 11:11am:



Some people say that. I don't. A hot day is still just weather.

minarchist wrote on Sep 18^th, 2018 at 1:47pm:



1. Where was Melbourne Regional Office located?

Seems it was i Latrobe St

"The existing Melbourne observation site, located at the Royal Society of Victoria in Latrobe Street, has been operating since 1908"

http://www.bom.gov.au/weather-services/announcements/vic/melb-olympic-park2013.s...

"Tuesday 9 December 2014 will mark the 'passing of the baton' as, after 106 years in operation, the station on La Trobe Street in Melbourne will be replaced by Melbourne (Olympic Park) as the official weather observation and forecast location for the city of Melbourne.

The official record of weather observations for Melbourne extends back to 1855, with a few breaks. It draws on observations from several locations, including Flagstaff Gardens (1858-1863), the Melbourne Observatory at the Botanic Gardens (1863-1908) and the Royal Society of Victoria on La Trobe Street (1908-2014).

The effects of urbanisation have become increasingly visible in the 106 years of data at La Trobe Street. Wind readings progressively deteriorated over the years, due to obstruction by buildings constructed around the city, and were finally switched off in 2009."

http://www.bom.gov.au/weather-services/announcements/vic/latrobe-site-closure.sh...

2. What effects of UHI? Has Melbourne grown since 1910? Vehicle traffic?

It is interesting that there are statistics from 1860's when apparently it didn't open until 1908. But apparently using mixed station data is good enough for government work.

Wind readings deteriorated? Hmm. I wonder what that did to temperature?

juliar wrote on Sep 17^th, 2018 at 8:54pm:

Lol, please don't tell me  the pasta freaks on this forum agree with this crap lol 

It was rather chilly in Bendigo this morning too. Still using the heating most days and at night.  My old bones can't stand being cold. 

we have a much cooler than expected spring here- which always turns summery at this time of year- a nice surprise

I hope this is bringing in a nice cool summer for aus this year- I think they now have to concede you are onto something Bobby- it is cooling

Bobby. wrote on Sep 20^th, 2018 at 7:21pm:

i dont want to buy another a/c- so im banking on it

Bobby. wrote on Sep 20^th, 2018 at 8:32pm:

i want one for my bedroom bobby- the old one is on the way out- I dont have ducted-

B Horsey,

And just to help BH with his confusion - weather applies to short time cycles whereas climate refers to long term cycles BUT Australian vernacular often uses the words interchangeably eg "What's the weather like in New Guinea ?" meaning what is the climate like there.


EVERYONE knows that Weather ONLY applies to COLD WEATHER and Climate ONLY applies to HOT WEATHER. (According to the Greenies).

But BOTH weather AND Climate follow well established cycles.

Think El Nino and La Nina weather cycles that regularly affect North Queensland and bleach the northern end of the Great Barrier Reef.

And Climate has been following roughly 11 year cycles controlled by sunspot activity for thousands of years.

At times the cool climate cycles have down turned to become an ice age. The Thames River once froze over.

At present Australia is experiencing a COOL Climate Cycle which will last for about 11 years until the sunspot activity picks up.

In the past, evidence of sunspot activity controlling climate in times gone by has been documented.


To repeat - the Greenies' Global Warming bulldust is just one GIGANTIC HOAX and is nothing more than a UN SCAM to try to transfer money from developed nations to poorer nations.

More great evidence for a mini ice age:


http://www.weatherzone.com.au/news/late-season-chill-grips-southeastern-australi...]




Ben Domensino, Tuesday September 25, 2018 - 09:24 EST

It feels like spring hasn't started in parts of southeastern Australia, with some places registering their lowest September temperatures in years during the last couple of mornings.

A cold air mass combined with clear skies and light winds is producing unusually cold mornings in parts of South Australia, Victoria, NSW and the ACT this week.

Despite being the first month of spring, Victoria's Nhill Airport registered its lowest temperature in three years on Tuesday morning, dropping to minus 1.2 degrees just before 6am. This was also the coldest September night in more than 15 years.

Elsewhere, South Australia's Hindmarsh (4.3C) experienced its coldest morning this late in the year for 15 years on Tuesday, while Coldstream (-0.2C) in Victoria and Sheffield (-0.5C) in Tasmania had their coldest mornings this late in the year since 2010.

On Monday, Australia's highest weather station, Thredbo Top Station, dropped to a numbing minus 9.7 degrees. This was Australia's lowest September temperature in five years. Mount Hotham's minus eight on 16th September was also Victoria's lowest temperature for the month since 2013.


The lack of rain in recent months is likely to have contributed to this late-season chill. Overnight cooling is enhanced when the air is dry and skies are clear.

Agnes wrote on Sep 25^th, 2018 at 6:51pm:


Could be Aggy,
the Grand Solar Minimum is having an effect
just as people like Robert Felix and David DuByne predicted.
Al Gore has been proven wrong.

DonDeeHippy wrote on Sep 28^th, 2018 at 6:08am:



Ye of little faith repent for the mini ice age has already started.

cods wrote on Sep 28^th, 2018 at 7:45am:



I think it's been the coldest September on record.

Agnes wrote on Sep 28^th, 2018 at 9:49am:


I hope not - it's still cold today not far from Melbourne.
It's under 10 degrees.

a sudden drop in temp here- and its cold!

Agnes wrote on Sep 28^th, 2018 at 9:49am:

Fear not if Bobby is right. If it is then Bobby is wrong. Lets revisit this in 6 months and find out