Record breaking La Niña 2010–12 - The Book

[gary]

Few Australian amateur astronomers who experienced terrible weather during the
La Niña events of 2010–12 are likely to forget it.

You experienced these record-breaking events, now read the book!

Originally Posted by Bureau of Meteorology, back cover "Record-breaking La Niña events"

The 2010-12 La Niñas were two of the most significant events in Australia's recorded
meteorological history. This publication explores these extraordinary events and their
effect on the weather and climate of Australia during 2010-12. Structured in two parallel
streams, the background stream explains some of the major factors that drive La Niña
events and how they influence Australia's climate and the story stream illustrates the
significance and widespread impacts of the two events.

Download "Record-breaking La Niña events - An analysis of the La Niña life cycle and
the impacts and significance of the 2010-11 and 2011-12 La Niña events in Australia"
from here - http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/enso/h...na-2010-12.pdf

26 page PDF with colour illustrations.

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

cheers Gary.
I've been studying meteorology lately, and just finished covering these types of events and how they are formed.
This will be great back up reading.

[AstralTraveller (David)]

I'll wait for the movie.

[alistairsam]

Does this mean clearer skies henceforth?
Else I might have to take up knitting.