Comments by "Adrian McLean" (@adrianmclean9195) on "Maps of Australia That Make No Sense!" video.

  1. Cape York Peninsula - where the really scary things are - Cassowaries
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  2. Wow, that's like me - I come from Albury-Wodonga where we hit 46, but dry - that heat comes WA and from the North. But whilst, temporarily living in Wollongong, it is no where near as hot, but at 25 and often over 80% humidity with the escarpment holding humidity, I struggle with it. Thankfully, there is usually a coastal breeze.
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  3.  @deanhall6045  That's what I heard or read.
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  4. Yes, our internet is appalling - could have been something Political and company rubbish Kiwi's have fantastic Internet
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  5. Why is Alaska in dark red ?
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  6. Also, I have seen consistent over 50°c temp displays on international TV weather forecasts and actual recorded temp - particularly for the middle east: eg Riyadh
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  7. Russia, Canada, US with Alaska, China, Brazil, Australia, India, Argentina - in that order. ( Australia wanted to claim 2/3 of Antarctica, I think ?? ) With Russia being the largest country, it only reinforces the lunacy of the dictator at the helm there at the MOMENT, wishing Russia would be great again ....????? Sounds like it's history, has been anything but "great"? More a nightmare - and mostly to it's own people.
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  8. Yep, that was Onslow in WA
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  9. It's to do with those "desirability" world trash ranking surveys, lifestyle, less over populated, laid back, climate, outdoors environment, job prospects, income, standard of living, easier to migrate to compared to many others, away from things, housing, stable government and people and economy - BUT, it also is part of the reason, why we are now one of the most expensive countries, class ridden countries etc. And environmental destruction
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  10. Yep, Death Valley is correct. Probably part of it, is because it is below sea level. Avalon Airport in Melbourne has had 48.9°c. Same with Penrith in Western Sydney. In recent times. I always thought Marble Bar was Australia's hottest place at 53°c ? The problem is, over time, someone or some entity keeps stating another figure - it's hard to know who is correct. Onslow in WA, was suppose to have broken the record only last year, or the year before, but seriously, if Melbourne has had the above figure, then surely the highest, should be considerably higher than that - as the B. O. M. doesn't show a recording spot in a large area of WA, SA and the NT. Plus, recordings are relatively young. I've met people from SA, who swear they have experienced above 50°c days in their state So I have always wondered ....??
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