@Furpo2; given your comment I gather you're unaware that enduring drought is still ravaging huge areas of Australia and bushfires are still burning in every state.
Of course, the Mornington Peninsula's weather throughout the latest Winter-Spring-Summer is anything but representative of what the overwhelming majority of Australia has experienced. Aka Jim Molan's confession last night on Q&A it appears you have a similar amount of evidence to support your opinionated comment as he did.
This is what the monthly precipitation picture looks like for Albury-Wodonga [until the 1980s the long term average was 728mms, precipitation is in mms] - temperature records are even worse:
2002 26 74 47 27 30 46 34 45 46 12 19 31 437 1 2003 12 26 6 24 39 62 85 148 56 71 71 116 716 2 2004 13 2 1 17 38 105 48 58 51 6 104 55 498 3 2005 73 119 18 12 3 143 76 115 112 110 62 65 908 4 2006 5 9 25 38 16 36 55 25 41 2 41 2 295 5 2007 23 33 23 36 57 30 100 12 10 39 103 58 524 6 2008 61 82 27 20 29 21 67 41 16 11 65 54 494 7 2009 8 4 24 85 7 71 55 62 61 26 59 15 477 8 2010 21 72 110 36 61 29 64 100 76 155 117 74 915 9 2011 0 106 57 29 37 40 84 94 65 37 182 50 779 10 2012 57 84 234 37 41 27 88 72 26 49 29 31 774 11 2013 6 29 63 14 49 99 85 101 52 25 8 53 582 12 2014 27 34 69 130 68 91 48 14 73 22 69 33 680 13 2015 128 40 7 97 85 82 66 103 27 33 81 39 788 14 2016 85 28 35 12 120 104 0 77 140 72 55 48 775 15 2017 51 21 69 52 0 8 86 86 18 70 56 95 611 16 2018 34 16 14 0 32 57 28 60 25 26 56 55 402 17 2019 9 18 30 11 86 48 56 38 31 12 35 21 396
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