December has been a fail for BoM 70% prediction of El Nino as SOI rises and eastern Australia gets rain

For all of 2014 now an assortment of warmists have sounded fanfares about the upcoming El Nino – even “Super El Nino” – prayer mats out begging the weather gods to deliver them a year hotter than 1998. But both the Yes completely Get More Information levitra 20 mg getting rid of ED is not a bad decision and you will get more confidence and your children will learn the decency of the road. The pill is www.wouroud.com/order-7960 levitra 60 mg suggested to be eaten up with the help of normal water. You will love its benefits and will advise others to consume these herbal pills for wouroud.com viagra purchase curing sexual dysfunctions. Loss of sexual desires: No intercourse for a canada viagra long time. href=”https://www.longpaddock.qld.gov.au/seasonalclimateoutlook/southernoscillationindex/30daysoivalues/ ” target=”_blank”>30 & 90 day SOI has been rising for a month – nothing is surer than another El Nino will lurch onto the stage sometime – just has not obliged warmists by turning up this year. Rain for December.

3 thoughts on “December has been a fail for BoM 70% prediction of El Nino as SOI rises and eastern Australia gets rain”

  1. Hoping you would put up a post on the predicted El Nino. I looked up the SOI a few days ago when I noted that the drought in SEQ seemed to have broken. In Jan & Feb my rain records showed around 23% of normal rain, by July the rainfall total for the year was 55% of normal. Aug & Sep were above normal, Oct was below normal (but is a low rainfall month), Nov was close to normal and Dec sees to be heading close to normal. By end of Dec. I estimate that the total for the year will be 70-72% of average (1800mm)
    I noted that the monthly SOI have remained steady at above the -10 mark since about the end of July and the latest data seems to be increasing toward the zero mark. So hopefully will have a normal (or average) rainfall in the summer wet season.

  2. Hi Warwick

    You’re still struggling to understand percentage risk I see!

    Kind regards

    George

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