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he records continue
to pile up and yet our decision makers, at least at a federal level, still
consider what we are seeing is “natural variation”.
The ABC reports
that more than a dozen outback Queensland towns have broken their records for
the hottest March day.
Its story - “Queensland heatwave: More than a dozen towns break March records” – says, “Hot, dry air has built up over the interior and
northerly winds have pushed it further inland than normal for this time of
year.”
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