Super El Nino 2026/27: Is This 1877 Again, and What Does It Mean for Dayboro?
A data-grounded look at whether the 2026 super El Nino really echoes the catastrophic 1877 event, testing the ocean, sunspot, planetary and Indian Ocean Dipole evidence, with consequences for southeast Queensland and a grow-your-own resilience message.
Dayboro Weekly Weather Outlook: 15–21 June 2026
A cold, clear start to the week, one wet day on Tuesday, then back to sunshine. Here’s what’s coming for Dayboro this week.
Prose versus Table, I did it wrong.
I tend to confuse myself at the best of days, and as it so happens… I buggered it up yet again. The website was reading the information from the prose it produces, instead of reading it from the model table.
Dayboro Weather Outlook: 8–14 June 2026, A Wet and Cooling Week Ahead
A damp start to mid-June for Dayboro, with rain chances climbing and the mercury sliding as a moist southeasterly feed settles over SE Queensland.
Autumn 2026
What was the weather in Autumn 2026
Dayboro Weather Outlook: 1–7 June 2026, A Dry Sunny Start to Winter
Winter opens with clear skies and cold mornings in Dayboro. Three days of sun, frost-risk nights, and barely a cloud across SE Queensland.
Dayboro Weather Outlook: Week of 25–31 May 2026
A damp start, then a dry sunny stretch midweek for Dayboro, but the regional signal hints at more rain returning later in the week.
June – 2026 Whats in store?
June 2026 in Dayboro: cooler than average with frost on the cards for clear nights, rain a touch below the long run, and 18 years of our own station data showing what a real Dayboro winter actually does.
Day picker added to both calculators
The Spray Window Calculator and Solar Calculator now step through the full Dayboro Model week-ahead forecast. Pick any day, see conditions for that day. Member feature.
The Quiet Revision: How Climate Scientists Removed Their Most Cited Scenario, and What It Reveals About Scientific Consensus
CMIP7’s new scenario framework formally labels SSP5-8.5, the worst-case projection used in thousands of climate studies, as implausible. Examines what the revision changes, what it doesn’t, and what the 97% consensus actually measured.