In all the GreenLeft media puffing about a hot April no MSM will report this monster failure issued 26 April. First the Max t Outlook for May 2018 I think not 1 square cm of Australia predicted to be cooler than average. Second the May actual real world max t anomaly shows many areas of … Continue reading BoM May temperature Outlooks complete & total failure
Web footed Kiwis are emailing me as Christchurch and regions floods again. Whenever I have read NIWA Outlooks they seem utterly useless – This reasoning is based on the similar chemical structure of india viagra generic can make this possible that single consumption will entertain your life for an absolute thirty six hours by redeeming … Continue reading Christchurch floods again – how useful are NIWA Outlooks?
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In late February the BoM forecast March and April rain as follows. Now rain to date for March (1st to 26th) shows Australia was wet in the west and dry to average in the east- sort of exact opposite of the above March rain Outlook. Now note the February Outlook for April in top panel … Continue reading Australian Bureau of Meteorology rain Outlooks – failure looming in March and flip-flop confusion for April
Once again the BoM puts out these useless temperature Outlooks where NOT ONE square centimetre of Australia is predicted to be cooler than average. Citizens should write their Commonwealth MP’s and Ministers asking why taxpayers money is still wasted on these ridiculous hot looking Outlooks. Australian weather just does not do what the BoM expects … Continue reading Australian Bureau of Meteorology 3 month Outlooks July to September far too hot again
Two consecutive BoM rain Outlooks are shown – both are shown to be hopelessly wrong for the Sydney region by the heavy August rain there. Sackings at the BoM and ceasing these unreliable Outlooks would save some taxpayers money.
How does the BoM get it so wrong so often? Not one square centimetre of Australia was predicted to be cooler than normal – yet millions of square kms turned out cooler than normal. There really needs to be mass sackings. BoM temperature Outlook winter 2014 BoM maps of actual temperature anomalies It is obviously … Continue reading Australian Bureau of Meteorology winter temperature Outlooks turned out stunningly wrong again
Interesting with all the BoM publicity about Autumn and May breaking warm records – the BoM Outlooks for Autumn turned out so dud. Trying out animations – first maxtemp Outlook plus resulting real world anomaly. Walk in your own shoes: As per health research, walking is very good to know the generic viagra india disease. … Continue reading A fail for Australian Bureau of Meteorology temperature Outlooks for Autumn 2014
Compare the Outlooks at the archives here – select the Temperature Outlook August 28 Warmer spring days more likely for most of the tropics and Tasmania and the Rainfall Outlook August 28 Wetter spring more likely for southeast Australia and the Top End Then compare with real world temperature anomaly maps – select maximum anomaly … Continue reading The BoM Seasonal Outlooks for September to November – results just as poor as ever
The Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) carries on with the seemingly impossible task of every month predicting the odds of exceeding median temperatures, both day and night, plus the odds of exceeding median rainfall for the next three months. Results for the temperature Outlooks July to September have been as bad as I can recall. … Continue reading BoM 3 month Australian climate prediction Outlooks July to September 2013 – mostly exactly wrong again