6 thoughts on “RSS satellites read a cool anomaly in Australian lower troposphere February 2014”

  1. This drought is Queensland’s most widespread on record, with almost 80 per cent of the state now drought-declared.

    www.abc.net.au/news/2014-03-07/qld-drought–most-widespread-ever-recorded/5306044

    80% seems high looking at the rainfall anomalies. Unfortunately the ABS hasn’t updated its QLD agricultural production data since 2010.

    More rain the West and less in the East is the El Nino pattern and we had a weak El Nino in the first half of the year

    Also a cat 1 cyclone forecast to hit the QLD coast in a few days.

  2. For sure, the hot February 2014 condition in Central Europe are not political related,
    but what was the physical cause or contributor? Discussed here:
    www.2007seatraining.de/Archiv/_11a.html
    The regional sea ice remained far below average,
    and SST-anomalies in the Barents Sea, North Sea, Black Sea etc.
    were well above average. In a very February cold Northern Hemisphere,
    this small hot region from North Cape to Africa is remarkable.

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