For my relatives in Oz, an extract from Fullermoney:
Australia hates El Niños, which bring drought and wildfires. The good news is that both the large Pacific Decadal Oscillation and the IOD should minimize the adverse effects if a La Niña develops. In the five most similar years, Australia enjoyed a near normal winter with slightly cooler weather.
With all three major oceans in transition, the globe faces a few pleasant months where most weather will be closer to normal (if anyone can remember normal!). This means there is a very high probability of improved crop production and a gradual reduction of food prices. Enjoy!
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@TheGreenParty: Oz to get nice weather. Must be Global Warming, Eh?
For my relatives in Oz, an extract from Fullermoney:
Australia hates El Niños, which bring drought and wildfires. The good news is that both the large Pacific Decadal Oscillation and the IOD should minimize the adverse effects if a La Niña develops. In the five most similar years, Australia enjoyed a near normal winter with slightly cooler weather.
With all three major oceans in transition, the globe faces a few pleasant months where most weather will be closer to normal (if anyone can remember normal!). This means there is a very high probability of improved crop production and a gradual reduction of food prices. Enjoy!
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