These maps shows seasonal rainfall difference – summer, autumn, winter, spring – in each region during 1902, the most severe year of the Federation Drought. It also highlights differences according to location. [The maps were prepared by Jarrad Rowe, a then undergraduate student at The University of Melbourne, supported by a scholarship from the ARC […]
Rainfall during 1902 in four regions Read More »
This animated map shows the rainfall patterns over Victoria from 1880 to 2019 using a detailed dataset from the Bureau of Meteorology. The maps don’t show rainfall totals in millimetres, but instead show the normalised rainfall values, where the long-term average is subtracted from the annual or seasonal value, and that number is then divided
Story: Animating Victoria’s rainfall history Read More »
Story: This plot shows rainfall variability in each season in Bendigo during the Federation Drought (1895–1903). The rainfall amounts have had the average for each season subtracted so we can see what is above or below ‘normal’. These values have then been divided by the standard deviation (or variability) of the rainfall for each season,
Seasonal rainfall deficits in Bendigo during the Federation Drought Read More »
