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| Sophie Lewis - Research Fellow in the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics group at the Research School of Earth Sciences. |
pring feels like a
welcome relief from an Australian winter that felt very cold and very long.
Melbourne has just shivered through its coldest winter in 26 years and Canberra
hibernated through more cold nights than any winter since 1997.
But while it felt cold, it turns out we’ve just become
accustomed to unusually warm conditions. My new study online in Geophysical
Research Letters (with my colleague Andrew King) shows that Australia has been
losing out on cold temperature records over the past 55 years.
Read Sophie Lewis’s report on The Conversation - “Sure, winter felt chilly, but Australia is setting new heat records at 12 times the rate of cold ones”.

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