P.4 VICTORIA’S HIGHEST TEMPERATURE ON RECORD, 123.5°F (50.8°C), AT MILDURA, ON 6 JANUARY 1906 – BUT IS IT VALID? Harvey Stern*1, John Cornall-Reilly1, Patrizia McBride1, and Adrian Fitzgerald2 1 - John C. Harvey - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	P.4 VICTORIA’S HIGHEST TEMPERATURE ON RECORD, 123.5°F (50.8°C), AT MILDURA, ON 6 JANUARY 1906 – BUT IS IT VALID? Harvey Stern*1, John Cornall-Reilly1, Patrizia McBride1, and Adrian Fitzgerald2 1 Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-02-20 08:24:51 Open Document File Size: 1,20 MB Share Result on Facebook City VICTORIA / Melbourne / / Country Australia / / / Event Man-Made Disaster / / Facility La Trobe University / Swinburne University of Technology / / IndustryTerm broadscale weather systems / / NaturalFeature Tasman Sea / Murray River / Gippsland Mount / / Organization Meteorology Research Centre / Bureau of Meteorology / Swinburne University of Technology / Department of Mathematics / Post Office / La Trobe University / World Meteorological Organisation / / Person Sarah Lonsdale / Frank Lonsdale / Bernice Somlai / Baracchi / Harvey Stern / / Position author / Governor / Government Astronomer / / ProvinceOrState Tasmania / South Australia / New South Wales / Victoria / / PublishedMedium the Mildura monthly / The Argus / / Region South Australia / eastern Australia / west coast / southern New South Wales / / Technology html / / URL http / SocialTag Stevenson screen Victoria Thermometer Geography of Oceania States and territories of Australia Geography of Australia Mildura Weather station

P.4 VICTORIA’S HIGHEST TEMPERATURE ON RECORD, 123.5°F (50.8°C), AT MILDURA, ON 6 JANUARY 1906 – BUT IS IT VALID? Harvey Stern*1, John Cornall-Reilly1, Patrizia McBride1, and Adrian Fitzgerald2 1Add to Reading List