Surreal March BoM Temperature Outlooks compared to UAH satellites

UAH have finally brought out their global map of lower troposphere anomalies for March 2022. The satellite brightness sounders found overall decidedly unremarkable temperatures from the lower troposhere (surface to approx 8kms) across the wide brown land. The BoM March Outlook for max temperature (daylight) Predicted much warmer than UAH satellites measured. The BoM March … Continue reading Surreal March BoM Temperature Outlooks compared to UAH satellites

May Outlooks hopeless BoM bungled disasters

All three Australian BoM May 2020 Climate Outlooks turned out to be useless – hopelessly wrong – obviously the “BoM hot-shot weather & climate Honchos” had not a clue about what was coming down the Australian region weather/climate pipeline for May 2020. May rain Outlook prediction – note predicted wet southern WA turned out dry … Continue reading May Outlooks hopeless BoM bungled disasters

BoM August Outlooks turned out monster fails

The BoM maps tell the story Max t Outlook entire continent predicted hotter than average (large version) Real world vast areas cooler than average (large version) Min t Outlook almost entire continent predicted hotter than average (large version) Real world way more than half of Oz cooler than average (large version) ABC coverage glorifying Outlooks … Continue reading BoM August Outlooks turned out monster fails

Australian BoM temperature Outlooks for July miss the mark

The maximum (day-time) temperature Outlook for July 2018 predicted heat to be concentrated in the south east and Tasmania. But the real world July saw its peak heat in outback WA, NT and SA. The minimum (night-time) temperature Outlook for July 2018 predicted heat to be concentrated along the south east seaboard and Tasmania. But … Continue reading Australian BoM temperature Outlooks for July miss the mark