ABC News – Australia
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·4 hours ago
The quiet disappearance of Australia's rainfall observation network
Australia's rainfall observation network has decreased from about 8,500 stations in the 1970s to fewer than 5,000 today. This decline impacts local land management and climate research, as detailed records like those kept by 90-year-old Frank Pritchard are critical for improving weather forecasts. Scientists warn that losing these observations may hinder climate projections.
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