It ' could ' also not break records ......... it's strange that the media isn't even waiting for news to happen on this topic. They are now predicting the news that will happen......
More extremists alarmist messages from Sky weather. Did not forecast the storms in SE QLD because qld does not exist for them. Weather apps closer to reality
And if it doesn't happen. Crickets
Summer 🤔
connorjmangan 😣😣😣😅😅😅
Are these the same forecasters that said Brisbane would get 6mm of rain the other day and they got 138mm. 💩💩💩
We reached 50.7 degrees in 1960, and we're still alive 👍
Snow in the Sahara Desert, is that a cold wave or heat wave gone wrong? Bring on Tim Flannery, or a Hollywood celebrity to give us “the facts”. Maybe check Oz in 1896-1903, or was that just a one time event Maybe Earths climate is always changing, just saying.
Oh no all the 8 year olds have never seen it before....that should scare a heap more of these poor gullible kids.
We on the Highway to Hell. Nothing gonna slow Mother Nature down
BS
I like the prediction . ‘Could’ mentioned so sitting on the fence, has an out if it doesn’t happen. It’s happened 3 times before but if it happens now it’s climate change the other times well it was an aberration. I give up.
Where’s Tim?
NO:
But it’s NOTHING to do with climate change.
So it's going to be like it was in 1896, looks like nothing has changed in the history of Australia
Climate change
No reference to your comedy weatherman Rowan Dean, he's got all the facts on weather.
summer bring it on
And the bullshit flows, if Australia doesn't do something we will all fry. So If Australia ceased to exist at midnight, would that save the world. Sadly no ! Absolutely nothing would change.
'Fake news' I yell at the TV, throwing another bucket out the window to calm the megafire
There is a non zero probability that Aust, as the figurative canary in the coal mine of global warming, will become unliveable. Hopefully not, but this year has been hell.
I was at Tibooburra, Broken Hill & Ivanhoe when it’s been over 50 Degrees(& that’s in the shade), and that was decades ago. It’s nothing new for Australia.
Yeah. Sure it will.
It’s all perfectly normal. Move along. Nothing to see here. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Scuntmo burns for you.
How good is climate change, this is only the beginning...
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