Narrogin, WA shows some warming over the past century.
ASN00010614 -32.9342 117.1797 338.0 NARROGIN
The station is sandwiched between two roads in an urban area.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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You’re not suggesting a little UHI here, are you? Nah!
Nah. These little UHI thingies don’t matter anyway. Just ask Mosher.
Looks more like a big UHI to me…(there seems to be something a little perverted talking about big/little UHI thingies).
Inverted, perverted, upside-down, all common climate science methods.
http://climateaudit.org/2009/09/03/kaufmann-and-upside-down-mann
“Just ask Mosher.”
Now there’s a pointless activity, if ever there was one !
I’m amazed it hasn’t burned down from all that back-radiated IR from the roadside CO2 and other greenhut gases.
The Australian BoM uses Stephenson Screens made from Nomex® just for these special stations.
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The CO2 from the car exhaust freezes, thus causing abnormally low temperatures that must be adjusted upwards.
Now normally, the opposite would be true, but since Oz is upside down, things are reversed.
GoogleMaps street view of the roads and RR tracks:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5t7n32l6zhm5kc0/Narrogin%20Stevenson%20Screen.tiff?dl=0
you will have anthony watts up all night with posts like this.he thought uhi in the states was bad,wait til he sees this lot. luckily the climatologists have special algorithms that take of all these problems by err. . . . adjusting past temperatures down.
The Heat Wave in 1896 Australia is not on any record (of course) as nobody could read therometers back then.
This is a small section of a very large report –
from http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/64889112
I thought that you all were taking about Narragone city, in Narraland.
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Narrogin or Narragone?