Australia’s weather ‘on steroids’

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This handout picture taken late on January 8, 2013 and provided by New South Wales Rural Fire Service (NSW Rural Fire Service) on January 9, 2013 shows trees burning and smoke billowing from a fire along the Princes Highway at Deans Gap in the Shoalhaven area in New South Wales. AFP PHOTO / NSW Rural Fire ServiceGlobal warming will only make the heatwave, bushfires and damaging floods in Australia worse. This was according to Bureau of Meteorology which confirmed on March 4 that the 3 summer months ending February 28 were the hottest season ever recorded in Australia, leading the government’s Climate Commission to label it the “Angry Summer” in a new report. The agency’s chief commissioner Tim Flannery said the summer had been one of extremes, and was in some ways like an athlete who improves their baseline performance by taking steroids.


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