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Kevin Long issues his quarterly
forecast for Central Victoria
approximately a week before the start of
each season.
( It contains estimates of expected
rainfall, the strength of the climate
drivers affecting the region, and expected
implications for water storages and
irrigation allocations. )
The 2010-2028
Forecast
takes into account the major
effects of lunar and sunspot cycles, as
described in greater detail on Kevin's
feature page:
DISCLAIMER:
This
information is provided as a general
opinion only. No liability is accepted
by Kevin Long for any loss or damage
incurred by any third party who may act
on information contained in this
forecast or website.
What
system does Kevin use for his
predictions?
Kevin Long interprets data that is
publically available through the Australian
Government's "Bureau of Meteorology". This
is combined with his particular
experience and insight into the Central
Victorian weather patterns and water
catchments.
Kevin also considers the role of sunspot
activity
and lunar cycle influences.
The standard meteorological data and systems
include :
- Global Sea Surface
Temperature Anomalies
- Southern Oscillation Index
- Madden Julian Oscillation
- Indian Ocean Dipole
- Great Ocean Conveyor Belt /
Thermohaline Circulation
- general prognostic charts
For a glossary of terms and further
web references, please refer to section :
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