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Originally posted by bendigo ↑

Hi aimone
I know Kevin Long
He actually lives in Bendigo.
He is an enthusiastic amateur forecaster.
And he is bit wierd.
But like all so called “weather scientists” he can’t get it right in the short term.

A couple of weeks Christmas, the BOM has the local weather as being fine.
Possibly of rain..... zero.
Light breeze.
Coincidentally I had just checked their web site.
Within an hour we had extremely destructive winds, power outages, torrential rain / hail and flash
flooding.

Then again just before Christmas, we had the BOM predicting rain with massive flooding right across Victoria.
Some areas in the high country in the north east got high rainfall but nothing extraordinary.

The BOM was basically 100% wrong.

A number of years ago in the Marlay Point overnight yacht race on the Gippsland Lakes,
the meteoroligst from the Sale RAAF base gave us a pre race briefing at the Lake Wellington
Yacht club.
I remember his words well.
“Have we got a race for you...............
Light south easterly breeze all the way 6 to 8 knots increasing to 10 to 12 knots”

Perfect!
Both in direction and strength
And off we all sailed into the night, around 9pm.
Around midnight the light south easterlies has changed direction and strength.
Gusts up to 68 KNOTS.. (that’s 126kph) were recorded at the Paynesville yacht club.
We de-masted but we’re ok
Lots of boats capsized etc
All in the middle of the night.
Fortunately everyone finished up safe.

My point is:
With all their equipment, satellites and weather stations they can’t get it
right with their predictions over the next few hours, so how can they or anyone else
predict the climate in 10, 20 , 50, 100 years?

*********
And the cartoons in your later posts showing rising sea levels etc are
the left wing cartoonist lampooning Trump.
Populism without foundation.

There is NO evidence anywhere in the world of rising sea levels.

Happy New Year

bendigo

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https://www.theguardian.com/environ...cific-islands-lost-rising-seas-climate-change

damn good bit of photo shopping by the guardian !!
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