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Tyne Logan

Tyne Logan

Author at ABC Science Online at ABC Science Online

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    Hottest place on Earth located in Australia as 'heat engine' cranks into gear

    Parts of Pilbara and Kimberley surpassed 40 degrees Celsius yesterday but meteorologists say the temperatures will not trigger a heatwave warning yet.
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    BOM forecasts summer heat to make way for cold switch

    Southern and eastern Australia are forecast to see a surge of summer-like warmth, as high fire danger warnings are issued across several parts of the country.
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    Ocean heat was off the charts, and Australia bore the brunt

    For the past year, Australia's oceans have been hotter than ever before. The impacts are being felt all across the nation — as far away from the coast as you can get.
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    This dam tells the story about how our new climate reality skews pe...

    The last time it rained that much in winter, Perth's drinking water dam overflowed. Now it's barely half full. It's telling the story of a water crisis that's not only affecting Australia, but the globe.
    abc.net.au

    BOM forecasts wet spring as severe storm barrels towards nation's s...

    Spring is shaping up to be warm and wet for large parts of country as warm seas off WA's north-west kick a major climate driver into gear.
    abc.net.au

    The storm brewing over the world's weather data could reach Austral...

    US President Donald Trump's proposed cuts to US weather and climate services will cause the loss of critical data Australia relies on for its weather and climate modelling.
    abc.net.au

    The Australian cities bracing for more giant hail as climate warms

    The frequency of "giant" hail and the number of hail days in a season could increase substantially for multiple Australian cities as the climate warms, a new study has found.
    abc.net.au

    Behind blooming paddocks sit communities worn down by 'green drought'

    Rain has returned to farming regions in South Australia. But the drought is not over  — it just looks like it. 
    abc.net.au

    Colder than Antarctica, as June brings winter chill to eastern states

    Parts of the country have recorded their coldest June mornings in decades, but on average, winters are getting warmer.
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    Forecasting a storm: How the BOM's predictions played out in NSW

    BOM rainfall forecasts ranged widely ahead of a storm that saw parts of New South Wales receive their highest 24-hour totals in 25 years.
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    East coast lows are no ordinary storms

    The first east coast low in three years could hit New South Wales this week. They are not ordinary storms.