I agree with you Colmait that some people are using the changing weather for their own agenda and I found it is best to stay out of those climate change debates. I just like to observe and one of my observations is that we seem to be experiencing, even on a global scale, more extreme weather events.

After you posted the sentence above about the paradox between warming temperatures and extreme cold events, I did some searching on that subject and it is a very interesting thing to read about. One article quoted an atmospheric physics professor saying that the "Jet Stream is becoming more wavier" (source: https://centralalbertaon...wstorms-say-scientists). Being a weather novice I don't really understand all the physics of it but it is interesting to learn about and probably a good idea to keep up with what may happen climate wise in the future.

By the way another article mentioned a movie The Day After Tomorrow where climate change and warming lead to an intense snow storm. So I had to go and watch that movie It seems like it is inaccurate in many ways (things happening in a short time span instead of decades) but it was very entertaining and certainly brings attention to our changing weather.

Looks like we are in for a warm day tomorrow with a maximum temperature for the Brisbane area of 35°C and as Colmait posted above, more showers. This the BOM forecast for today and tomorrow: