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- Australian Government Bureau of Meterology
Meteorological observations commenced in Australia with the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788. With the spread of European exploration and settlement, the number of observations available across the continent grew, largely through the efforts of individuals with scientific interests or training. By the end of the nineteenth century, the importance of meteorology was firmly recognised and most Australian States had established separate Meteorological Services that collectively had access to observations from an area exceeding the size of Europe, prepared daily weather charts, issued forecasts and had begun the development of a climatological data bank....
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