Chuck you may be interested and others

[malleefarmer]

http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/climate-guides/guides/051-Murray-Darling-Basin-SA-Climate-Guide.pdf http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/climate-guides/guides/051-Murray-Darling-Basin-SA-Climate-Guide.pdf
Some data for my aea about 100 yrs

As you know I’m a climate fence sitter yeah dangerous might lose a knacker if you fall in to one side or the other.

Easy to read only pages few graphs agree with it except frost data

[dmlfarmer]

A view from another part of Australia https://www.smh.com.au/environment/climate-change/cattle-have-stopped-breeding-koalas-die-of-thirst-a-vet-s-hellish-diary-of-climate-change-20191220-p53m03.html https://www.smh.com.au/environment/climate-change/cattle-have-stopped-breeding-koalas-die-of-thirst-a-vet-s-hellish-diary-of-climate-change-20191220-p53m03.html

[chuckChuck]

Thanks Mallee

It looks like more hot days is what stands out in the last 30 years. I often think Australia is a continent that is very vulnerable to climate change.

Annual rainfall has been relatively stable
Dry years have occurred 10 times and wet years eight times
Rainfall has decreased in the autumn months
Winter rainfall has been reliable; autumn and spring less reliable and summer has been unreliable
The autumn break typically occurred in early May in the south west around Strathalbyn, late May to early June north east of Murray Bridge, and late June in the north east around Renmark
Frosts have decreased
There have been more hot days, with more consecutive days above 40 °C

A climate guide for agriculture Murray Darling Basin, South Australia

The region has experienced more hot days in the past 30 years

Temperature
The chart shows the annual number of days above 38 °C (red bars), with a 10-year running average (solid red line) for Murray Bridge. Murray Bridge experienced an average of 12 days per year above 38 °C between 1989–2018, compared to an average of eight days per year above 38 °C between 1959–1988. Since 1989, temperatures of 45 °C have been recorded for Murray Bridge 12 times. In the previous 30-year period, the temperature exceeded 45 °C in Murray Bridge only four times.Instances of consecutive days above 40 °C have also been more frequent in the past 30 years. In 2009 and 2014, Murray Bridge ex-perienced periods of five or more days in a row above 40 °C. A run of five or more days above 40 °C at Murray Bridge had not happened since temperature records began there in 1966.

[malleefarmer]

If your wondering I’m 42 kms east of Murray bridge 16 kms west of Karoonda.

Actually get about 25 mm more than Karoonda, we have a unique micro cl8mate here, I’m in a reliable spot in a day area

Bit like the intent of AB5 post we adapt weathe it’s true or false climate change

[recapped]

Go back to early 1900's and temps have been dropping. Hottest 1900 to 1910.

https://youtu.be/ajI1RzPoDaM https://youtu.be/ajI1RzPoDaM

[Horse]

We re freezing our ass off out here and morons like carbon tax chuck think there's global warming !

At least look beyond your own fence to make your predictions,contary to common belief on agriville there is a world beyond sask.

[malleefarmer]

Bum crack sweat and crotch rot,43.6c and we’re effing shifting seed around because of potential storms and rain tonight.

Oh for some snow.....