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  1. A taste of summer arrives this weekend as most of Australia set for 'warmest day in months'
    By Tyne Logan

    Australia's Pilbara region has been heating up, with temperatures soaring past 43C this week. The hot air is now starting to travel to the south-east, bringing along with it a heightened risk of fires.

    abc.net.au/news/2024-11-01/bom

    #WeatherForecasts #WeatherWarnings #Fires #WeatherStatistics #ExtremeWeatherEvents #TyneLogan

  2. Really interesting report on #research being conducted at #USyd around #ClimateChange and the body's ability to adapt to #heat and #humidity - the long-held wet bulb limit of 35C may actually be much lower in many circumstances

    Report by #TyneLogan

    abc.net.au/news/2024-09-02/dea

  3. Really interesting report on #research being conducted at #USyd around #ClimateChange and the body's ability to adapt to #heat and #humidity - the long-held wet bulb limit of 35C may actually be much lower in many circumstances

    Report by #TyneLogan

    abc.net.au/news/2024-09-02/dea

  4. Really interesting report on #research being conducted at #USyd around #ClimateChange and the body's ability to adapt to #heat and #humidity - the long-held wet bulb limit of 35C may actually be much lower in many circumstances

    Report by #TyneLogan

    abc.net.au/news/2024-09-02/dea

  5. Really interesting report on #research being conducted at #USyd around #ClimateChange and the body's ability to adapt to #heat and #humidity - the long-held wet bulb limit of 35C may actually be much lower in many circumstances

    Report by #TyneLogan

    abc.net.au/news/2024-09-02/dea

  6. Really interesting report on #research being conducted at #USyd around #ClimateChange and the body's ability to adapt to #heat and #humidity - the long-held wet bulb limit of 35C may actually be much lower in many circumstances

    Report by #TyneLogan

    abc.net.au/news/2024-09-02/dea