This paper presents a statistical analysis of daily maximum temperatures and humidity records for selected Australian cities and rural stations, with a focus on the trends of Australian heat waves since 1950. The two datasets were used to extract the time series of “maximum apparent body temperatures” (also referred to as the yearly-worst heat wave indices) in order to quantify the trends, spatial distribution and statistical significance over the continent. The Mann-Kendall’s (MK) nonparametric test and Sen’s slope estimation techniques were used to quantify the overall statistical significance of the results
As part of a special issue on natural hazards, this paper reviews the current state of scientific kn...
Over half of Australia's population lives in its southeastern quadrant. Temperature records for the ...
Heat lows are a persistent feature over northern Australia between the Austral late spring and early...
© 2001 Dr. Blair C. TrewinA high-quality set of historical daily temperature data has been developed...
Despite their adverse impacts, definitions and measurements of heat waves are ambiguous and inconsis...
AbstractOver half of Australia's population lives in its southeastern quadrant. Temperature records ...
Heatwaves are defined as unusually high temperature events that occur for at least three consecutive...
Due to climate change, the temperature is increasing; however, its spatial and temporal distribution...
Marine heatwaves around Australia, and globally, have been increasing in their frequency, intensity,...
The global temperature trends provided by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology are artificially exag...
Australian summer heat events have become more frequent and severe in recent times. Temperature-dura...
The global temperature trends provided by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology are artificially exag...
Australia is a continent of climatic extremes, experiencing devastating floods, decadal-long drought...
There is high confidence that climate change has increased the probability of concurrent temperature...
AbstractOver half of Australia's population occupy its southeastern quadrant. Temperature records fo...
As part of a special issue on natural hazards, this paper reviews the current state of scientific kn...
Over half of Australia's population lives in its southeastern quadrant. Temperature records for the ...
Heat lows are a persistent feature over northern Australia between the Austral late spring and early...
© 2001 Dr. Blair C. TrewinA high-quality set of historical daily temperature data has been developed...
Despite their adverse impacts, definitions and measurements of heat waves are ambiguous and inconsis...
AbstractOver half of Australia's population lives in its southeastern quadrant. Temperature records ...
Heatwaves are defined as unusually high temperature events that occur for at least three consecutive...
Due to climate change, the temperature is increasing; however, its spatial and temporal distribution...
Marine heatwaves around Australia, and globally, have been increasing in their frequency, intensity,...
The global temperature trends provided by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology are artificially exag...
Australian summer heat events have become more frequent and severe in recent times. Temperature-dura...
The global temperature trends provided by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology are artificially exag...
Australia is a continent of climatic extremes, experiencing devastating floods, decadal-long drought...
There is high confidence that climate change has increased the probability of concurrent temperature...
AbstractOver half of Australia's population occupy its southeastern quadrant. Temperature records fo...
As part of a special issue on natural hazards, this paper reviews the current state of scientific kn...
Over half of Australia's population lives in its southeastern quadrant. Temperature records for the ...
Heat lows are a persistent feature over northern Australia between the Austral late spring and early...