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Australia Just Sweltered Through Its Fourth Warmest Year and Hottest Decade On Record – Concrete Playground

Most of Australia might’ve spent the bulk of 2020 at home, but that doesn’t mean that we didn’t notice the temperature. And if you were feeling rather toasty across the 12 months, there’s a reason for that — with the Bureau of Meteorology revealing in its just-released Annual Climate Statement 2020 that we just lived through one of country’s warmest years since records started being kept.
Only three years on record were hotter than 2020, with the past 12 months ranking fourth. Australia’s warmest year on record came the year prior, in 2019, while 2013 ranks second. If you’re wondering what that means for temperatures in 2020, the overall averaged mean temperature for the entire country across the year sat 1.15 degree above…
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