Scientists have predicted the year when winters will end

The Climate Change Institute of the National University of Australia (ANU) has created a new climate tool from different databases that show that, in 2050, Australians are no longer
they will appreciate the winter as they know it today and will know a new season baptized by the authors "the new summer"

This new station represents a time of year when temperatures will reach a constant temperature peak, often above 40 ° C, for a prolonged period. With this tool, it is possible to see, at thousands of locations in Australia, how the climate will change locally in 2050.

"We look at the average historical temperatures of each season and compare them to the projected data, and what we find everywhere is that there really is not a sustained winter period or
durable Geoff Hinchliffe, project manager, explains in a statement. In 30 years, the winter, as we know it, will not exist. It will cease to be everywhere except for a few places in
Tasmania. "

The tool indicates how many degrees the average temperature will increase at each location and how many days more than 30 or 40 degrees will have a place in 2050 compared to the current days. The data needed for its development were obtained from the SILO database, the global model CMIP3, OzClim and the United Kingdom Meteorological Office. Hinchliffe's team is investigating whether this data can be applied to other latitudes and in which way. Something that could have a big impact in Spain if parallels are found.