Local weather, growing guides, and the science behind it all

Most of what you'll find here is about Dayboro — what's happening with the weather, what to plant, when to spray, how the season's shaping up. That's the core of the site and always will be.

But since I started digging into long-range forecasting and weather cycles back in 2004, the research has taken me well beyond the valley. I write about climate drivers, CO2, solar cycles, planetary influences on weather patterns — the kind of topics that attract readers from all over Australia and beyond. If you've landed here from a search and you're not from Dayboro, welcome. You're in good company.

I'll be upfront about where I stand: I think natural cycles are a bigger driver of climate variability than the mainstream consensus gives them credit for. But I'm not waiting on the data to agree with me — I follow the evidence wherever it goes. Every claim I make links back to real data, published research, or 20 years of station records from this hill. When the numbers don't support my hypothesis, I say so.