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BBCNEWS Weather World June 4, 2024 01:37:00

this is the flooding in sydney around march. the city had its wettest three months of any year in records going back to the 1850s. in february, brisbane had its wettest three days on record and whilst, for australia as a whole, rainfall was below average in february and march, scientists say climate change is supercharging the atmosphere to produce more intense rain when it does fall and what seems extreme now will become more like normal in the future. it certainly is really disheartening to see my own country being on fire one year and then, within another two years, it s being flooded out. in saying that, we have always been a land of extremes. you know, there is a famous poem here that australia is a place of drought and flooding rains, and that is precisely what we have seen. so, we do tip this see saw fairly regularly, you know, maybe a couple of times in a decade, but the extremity of it, that is that i wouldn t say it s a surprise but that is the most concerning factor

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BBCNEWS Weather World June 4, 2024 16:37:00

rainfall in the east with a la nina weather pattern. this is the flooding in sydney around march. the city had its wettest three months of any year in records going back to the 1850s. in february, brisbane had its wettest three days on record and whilst, for australia as a whole, rainfall was below average in february and march, scientists say climate change is supercharging the atmosphere to produce more intense rain when it does fall and what seems extreme now will become more like normal in the future. it certainly is really disheartening to see my own country being on fire one year and then, within another two years, it s being flooded out. in saying that, we have always been a land of extremes. you know, there is a famous poem here that australia is a place of drought and flooding rains, and that is precisely what we have seen. so, we do tip this see saw fairly regularly, you know, maybe a couple of times in a decade, but the extremity of it, that is that

BBCNEWS Weather World June 4, 2024 08:37:00

in sydney around march. the city had its wettest three months of any year in records going back to the 18505. in february, brisbane had its wettest three days on record and whilst, for australia as a whole, rainfall was below average in february and march, scientists say climate change is supercharging the atmosphere to produce more intense rain when it does fall and what seems extreme now will become more like normal in the future. it certainly is really disheartening to see my own country being on fire one year and then, within another two years, it s being flooded out. in saying that, we have always been a land of extremes. you know, there is a famous poem here that australia is a place of drought and flooding rains, and that is precisely what we have seen. so, we do tip this see saw fairly regularly, you know, maybe a couple of times in a decade, but the extremity of it, that is that i wouldn t say it s a surprise but that is the most concerning factor

BBCNEWS Weather World June 4, 2024 15:37:00

in february, brisbane had its wettest three days on record and whilst, for australia as a whole, rainfall was below average in february and march, scientists say climate change is supercharging the atmosphere to produce more intense rain when it does fall and what seems extreme now will become more like normal in the future. it certainly is really disheartening to see my own country being on fire one year and then, within another two years, it s being flooded out. in saying that, we have always been a land of extremes. you know, there is a famous poem here that australia is a place of drought and flooding rains, and that is precisely what we have seen. so, we do tip this see saw fairly regularly, you know, maybe a couple of times in a decade, but the extremity of it, that is that i wouldn t say it s a surprise but that is the most concerning factor that we have gone from literally the south east of australia burning to literally, the south east of australia flooding. so, the extrem

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