7.9K views · 21 reactions | Climate experts have painted a grim picture of the wild and warm weather forecast for Australia's future. Extreme weather events are likely to become more frequent, and what's considered hot now could one day be normal. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Brisbane | Facebook

Today’s weekly weather forecast, as aired on ABC Landline, explains the cold front moving across south-east Australia this weekend, and increasing rain for northern parts of the country through the week, to farmers and growers across the country. Explore climate and weather outlook tools providing the agriculture sector and farmers with more detail on unseasonal rainfall and temperatures for any location in Australia – weeks, months, and seasons ahead at www.bom.gov.au/climate/ For the latest fo

Here’s your Climate Update for June. Some highlights: 🌡 May was Australia’s first month with a below-average national mean temperature for 3.5 years. 🍂 Australia had its coolest autumn in 5 years, and the wettest autumn in 3 years. 💧 The drought-weary Murray Darling Basin had its wettest autumn in a decade. ☔️ Melbourne had its wettest autumn since 1974. What’s ahead for winter? Find out in this Weatherpulse, in partnership with the Monash University Climate Change Communication Research Hub.

The Climate Risk Assessment report predicts 1.5 million Australians will be affected by sea level rise within 25 years. The length of the average mortgage? 30 years. Chief Economist Greg Jericho unpacks how the report predicts climate change will affect the Australian economy. Listen here, or wherever you listen to podcasts ⤵️ https://australiainstitute.org.au/news/category/podcasts/dollars-sense/ | The Australia Institute

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835K views · 11K reactions | Sky News host Alan Jones says “climate change is the new religion” as the topic continues to permeate “every single thing that happens today”. MORE: https://bit.ly/2O0B0sH #JonesAndCredlin | Sky News Australia | Facebook