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The linked documents are pretty lengthy (around 30 pages I think) and mainly consist of my rambling through piles of numbers. Several charts. You have been warnedFollowing from my previous post about Heatwaves (or as I call them “Hot Spells” and “Very Hot Spells”) for Mallacoota I wondered whether the longer period of observations for Gabo Island Lighthouse might give a more definitive answer. Looking into this proposition took me a lot of time, exploring many dead-end burrows in a rabbit warren: at some points I turned so many times I nearly disappeared to “the place where the sun don’t shine” (see second and third examples in this).
Examining the 110 year series for Gabo Island generates a series that looks at a glance to show an increasing number of Very Hot Spell Days in the warmer season. However a very rough trend analysis does not show statistical significance.
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