Remarkable Meteorological Phenomena in Australia

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Feb 1903

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Nature, Volume 67, Issue 1737, pp. 344-345 (1903).

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ON Wednesday, November 13, 1902, we experienced here in Australia some most extraordinary meteorological phenomena. For the previous five or six days, exceedingly hot, dry weather had prevailed, owing to winds blowing from the Australian interior, where a Huge anticyclone was resting, in a coastward direction, the winds taking in Queensland and New South Wales a westerly, and in Victoria a northerly, direction. The hot weather culminated in terrific dust-storms in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia, and during these storms ``fireballs'' were seen hovering in the air. On the sea, ``red rain'' was experienced by several passing vessels.

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