Dr Linden Ashcroft

Lecturer in climate science and science communication, School of Earth Sciences, Faculty of Science, University of Melbourne

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Watch episode 1: Climate Conversations: Australia in 2029

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Go Figure

Explaining Melbourne’s crazy but predictable weather

Melbourne’s weather is renowned for its variability, but it is still predictable, explained partly by its position on a large hot continent close to the cold Southern Ocean

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