BOM is making ‘the present seem warmer’ by ‘cooling the past’ Changes in technology and adjustments of historical temperatures by the Bureau of meteorology has made "the present seem warmer" says climate scientist and author Jennifer Marohasy. The Bureau no longer uses mercury thermometers, instead opting for electronic probes which Dr Marohasy said are recording in places like Mildura "0.4 degrees hotter" than the mercury thermometer. Dr Marohasy told Sky News the Bureau is "cooling the past" by adjusting historic temperatures or removing them altogether. According to Dr Marohasy the hottest day on record was recorded in Bourke NSW on the third of January 1909 with a temperature of 51.6 degrees, but the Bureau has "deleted it from the record". Image: News Corp Australia

Dug this one out, when it comes to #ClimateChange and the claimed #ClimateCrisis, this is #ClimateScientist #JenniferMarohasy on deleting old hot temperature records so the #BureauOfMeteorology in #Australia can cool the past

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