Was reading from Big Brother Corporation, aka the BBC for normies about how Athens was 'sweltering' on Wednesday with temperatures peaking at 38C.
So i googled the max temperature there that day and it came in at 33C, at least from the link i read.
I am sure certain locations in Athens were warmer than others so the alarmists at the BBC just coincidentally picked the hottest one.
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It turns out the rain in Perth doesn't fall evenly across the coastal plain and scarp in July.
I've noticed over the years that the rain in Perth can vary a lot depending on where you are. I have had torrential rain in Rockingham and then gone to the city where it has been dry and almost the opposite at times. When you look at the rain radar you can see the fronts coming in and sometimes they miss some areas.
I have this theory now that the reason that there is a river in Perth is that the rain seems to be more likely to occur in this area than other parts of the coast. At least that's my theory based on what I have seen on the rain radar. Then again I could be just seeing only the part of the coast that the rain radar lets you see and making assumptions.
I can understand why there would be different rainfall measurements based on where it was taken..
Nah. The ectothermic Elitist Lizard rulers in the Western Suburbs don't like too much rain and cold, so the cloud seeding only happens in the surrounding 'burbs. (in 87.2% of rainfall events.)
How did the ectothermic elitist lizards go with the 'mini-tornado' the other week? Was it a mistake, or a chance for them to profit from insurance that the rest of us pay for? Yeah, that's it 
I heard that the gossip page in The Floreat Post reported that one of the Elites needed a new roof on his shack down south, but when ordering up a maxi combo 'Bunbury Twister' clicked on "Use my Location" button by mistake.
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It turns out the rain in Perth doesn't fall evenly across the coastal plain and scarp in July.
I've noticed over the years that the rain in Perth can vary a lot depending on where you are. I have had torrential rain in Rockingham and then gone to the city where it has been dry and almost the opposite at times. When you look at the rain radar you can see the fronts coming in and sometimes they miss some areas.
I have this theory now that the reason that there is a river in Perth is that the rain seems to be more likely to occur in this area than other parts of the coast. At least that's my theory based on what I have seen on the rain radar. Then again I could be just seeing only the part of the coast that the rain radar lets you see and making assumptions.
I can understand why there would be different rainfall measurements based on where it was taken..
Nah. The ectothermic Elitist Lizard rulers in the Western Suburbs don't like too much rain and cold, so the cloud seeding only happens in the surrounding 'burbs. (in 87.2% of rainfall events.)
How did the ectothermic elitist lizards go with the 'mini-tornado' the other week? Was it a mistake, or a chance for them to profit from insurance that the rest of us pay for? Yeah, that's it
I heard that the gossip page in The Floreat Post reported that one of the Elites needed a new roof on his shack down south, but when ordering up a maxi combo 'Bunbury Twister' clicked on "Use my Location" button by mistake.
The 'rain radar' AKA weather destructo beam hasn't worked properly for Bunbury recently. I think that had two goes at it and only got a narrow beam of houses. Not even in the rich areas I think, but I may be wrong.
It is clear to everyone though that the poorer people don't get the rain. It's clearly the eiltes at work.
It was raining while driving home the other day then it was cold on Tuesday morning and this afternoon I was in a t-shirt at Cott. And weather is happening somewhere else that I don't agree with.
But what is most agreeable is this Ai generated picture thingy-m-bob below. Happy weekend breezers, game on lads...
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It was raining while driving home the other day then it was cold on Tuesday morning and this afternoon I was in a t-shirt at Cott. And weather is happening somewhere else that I don't agree with.
But what is most agreeable is this Ai generated picture thingy-m-bob below. Happy weekend breezers, game on lads...
Alarmist fodder from mainstream media who have just taken the biggest numbers they could find. True weather aficionados just need the one source, Kelmscott: 
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.. temperatures peaking at 38C....
I am sure certain locations in Athens were warmer than others so the alarmists at the BBC just coincidentally picked the hottest one.
That's the very definition of peak.
picking the hottest one!!!!!
oh dear 
And yes other locations could be hotter! Like how our official temp is mt Lawley but in summer it is hotter up in the hills - Midland etc
A official Perth temp of 40 can mean 45in other areas that are still in the metro area. You've not proven any conspiracy Pete
Here is another example of the elite getting the weather modded. We can see that someone up north is asking for a sunnier day and us down south are getting stuck with the rain.
Surprisingly the rain bands are moving to the south east; meaning Perth city is getting relatively little rain, but Rockingham is getting a little and Harvey is getting smashed.
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Here is another example of the elite getting the weather modded. We can see that someone up north is asking for a sunnier day and us down south are getting stuck with the rain.
Surprisingly the rain bands are moving to the south east; meaning Perth city is getting relatively little rain, but Rockingham is getting a little and Harvey is getting smashed.
It's a conspiracy 
Not sure where Mr defender stands on this.
He doesn't believe in satellites, they prove we have a global earth.
I guess to him this is just part of the conspiracy, and radar images are computer generated to fool the "sheeple"??
Is that right Pete?
Isn't it strange though, that the radar images correspond to what is happening on the ground????
So 33C was the official maximum temperature reported for Athens last Wednesday, but the BBC reported it had peaked at 38C.
Does seem very slight of hand if not an outright lie.
For the global warming zealots - happy to lap up their lies.
Enjoy your slavery - well earned and deserved.
And enjoy your censorship too.
Could not find the exact BBC article but here is another one from the same source on the same day Wednesday the 30th.
It's a swelteringly hot day in Athens with temperatures reaching 36 degrees.
Cool heads required for Rangers in Athens furnace - BBC Sport
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Not sure where Mr defender stands on this.
He doesn't believe in satellites, they prove we have a global earth.
I guess to him this is just part of the conspiracy, and radar images are computer generated to fool the "sheeple"??
Is that right Pete?
Isn't it strange though, that the radar images correspond to what is happening on the ground????
I think we could integrate weather radar with a flat earth couldn't we?
In fact I think it wouldn't work without a flat earth... like, how could you 'see' the weather hundreds of kilometres away if the earth was round? That would be beyond the "horizon". Clearly if we can see the weather hundreds of kms away then we are looking at a flat earth or even maybe a dished earth.
Why do satellites preclude a flat-earth? If we ignore some science we are then free to ignore lots of science. Why can't a satellite just hold itself up? What's to stop it? Then we can just say things are because they are. All problems are then solved.
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So 33C was the official maximum temperature reported for Athens last Wednesday, but the BBC reported it had peaked at 38C.
Does seem very slight of hand if not an outright lie.
For the global warming zealots - happy to lap up their lies.
Enjoy your slavery - well earned and deserved.
And enjoy your censorship too.
Could not find the exact BBC article but here is another one from the same source on the same day Wednesday the 30th.
It's a swelteringly hot day in Athens with temperatures reaching 36 degrees.
Cool heads required for Rangers in Athens furnace - BBC Sport
Well, all of this is easy to understand. Which bits are difficult?
An official temperature will be recorded in a certain place in a certain aparatus, just to ensure consistency over time. Yet it could be cooler or hotter in other places in the same city. You can see yourself this in Perth that its hotter or cooler or wetter or dryer than the official observation locations.
Then of course there are obvious things with media. Sensational stories are far more interesting, so if you get told the hottest temperature is 30c in one place and 38c in another place, which one are you going to put in your story?
I am thinking that I need to build a seawall in my front yard soon. My backyard is okay being a bit elevated, although too small to suit a new house, but my worry is that sealevel rises are going to turn my front yard and all the neighbouring yards into part of the ocean. If I get started now I could have an island in a few dozen decades from now.
Pete is a c**t
He defines it beautifully
I'm sure all his 'observations' are because he's a **** and ****y people do ****y things.
Around 200 vehicles stuck and people stranded as heaviest snow ever seen inundates the New England North West
The State Emergency Service says snow has never been seen at these depths in the Northern Tablelands, with reports of up to 200 vehicles stuck in heavy snowfall. Snowfalls of up to 50 centimetres are expected across the New England region on Saturday and into Sunday, and severe weather warnings have been issued.
The SES says snow is falling at levels never seen before in the Northern Tablelands.
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08-02/vehicles-stuck-and-people-stranded-with-heavy-now-falls/105604378
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Around 200 vehicles stuck and people stranded as heaviest snow ever seen inundates the New England North West
The State Emergency Service says snow has never been seen at these depths in the Northern Tablelands, with reports of up to 200 vehicles stuck in heavy snowfall. Snowfalls of up to 50 centimetres are expected across the New England region on Saturday and into Sunday, and severe weather warnings have been issued.
The SES says snow is falling at levels never seen before in the Northern Tablelands.
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08-02/vehicles-stuck-and-people-stranded-with-heavy-now-falls/105604378
It's climate change.
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Around 200 vehicles stuck and people stranded as heaviest snow ever seen inundates the New England North West
The State Emergency Service says snow has never been seen at these depths in the Northern Tablelands, with reports of up to 200 vehicles stuck in heavy snowfall. Snowfalls of up to 50 centimetres are expected across the New England region on Saturday and into Sunday, and severe weather warnings have been issued.
The SES says snow is falling at levels never seen before in the Northern Tablelands.
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08-02/vehicles-stuck-and-people-stranded-with-heavy-now-falls/105604378
It's climate change.
Nah, it's cold weather.
Global Warming doesn't fit the narrative when record cold snaps are frequently happening, so they changed it to climate change.
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Global Warming doesn't fit the narrative when record cold snaps are frequently happening, so they changed it to climate change.
Imagine driving down a freeway and seeing an Incident Truck and a warning to slow down. Imagine then saying that the freeway will always be slower every day in future because you saw the incident truck. Conflating the short term event with the long term outcomes is incorrect.
This may not be the best example because of 'Perf' clusterphuk driving skills on the freeway, but surely you get the idea. Energy is being added to a system, the long term result is warming, the short term result will include more entropy.
I just dodged a flash food and massive landslide near Manali. The guy at the hotel said Manali hasn't had a big landslide in any years. Even the locals have noted the receding Himalayan glaciers. It's climate change.
