The First Fleet Weathermen Salvaging Sunken Treasure Long weather records are essential for evaluating the historical context of extreme weather events. Currently Australia’s meteorological record only starts in 1900. - HMS Sirius - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The First Fleet Weathermen Salvaging Sunken Treasure Long weather records are essential for evaluating the historical context of extreme weather events. Currently Australia’s meteorological record only starts in 1900. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-06-27 19:55:28 Open Document File Size: 1,02 MB Share Result on Facebook Country Australia / United Kingdom / / Event Natural Disaster / / Facility State Library of New South Wales / University of Melbourne / Sydney Harbour / / NaturalFeature Botany Bay / Southern Ocean / / Organization Australian Bureau of Meteorology / University of Melbourne / First Fleet / / Person William Bradley / William Dawes / Sydney Cove / Arthur Bowes Smyth / / Position surgeon / Head / Lieutenant / D.J. / / ProvinceOrState New South Wales / / Region South Wales / / URL www.climatehistory.com.au / / SocialTag Surface weather observation HMS Sirius Meteorology William Bradley Military personnel Oceania William Dawes British people First Fleet

The First Fleet Weathermen Salvaging Sunken Treasure Long weather records are essential for evaluating the historical context of extreme weather events. Currently Australia’s meteorological record only starts in 1900. Add to Reading List