For large parts of southern and eastern Australia, dry conditions have now persisted since October
1996, a total of eleven years. For some areas, the accumulated total rainfall deficit over this period
now exceeds a full year’s normal rain.
For the agriculturally important Murray-Darling Basin, however, October 2007 marks the sixth
anniversary of lower than average rainfall totals, with the November 2001 to October 2007 period
being its equal driest such six-year period on record.
This extreme dry period for the Murray-Darling Basin has also been accompanied by high
temperatures, exacerbating the low rainfall. Both daytime maximum and daily mean temperatures
for the six years from November 2001 to October 2007 have surpassed the previous records by a
considerable margin.
Read the 6 page pdf:
Six years of widespread drought in southern and eastern Australia
November 2001–October 2007
Issued 1st November 2007
National Climate Centre
ooooo Sid ....
Oh Sid - that web link?
Still waiting....
So Siddles all you had to do was list a URL with your quoted "climate change" words enclosed. I'll take your duck as that as "you can't".
Don't bother changing the subject.
You need to put up. You've been called !
One more obfuscation and we may have to say you're lying your skanky butt off. And we wouldn't want that would we?