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Decadal and multi-decadal temperature
References & Guides
At a glance
These decadal (10-year) and multi-decadal (20 or 30-year) temperature maps allow you to compare and contrast changes in temperature patterns across Australia over different timescales.
View the maps
Product Code: IDCJCM0044
What do the maps show?
These maps show the average annual maximum and minimum temperatures over the specified 10, 20 or 30-year period. They are useful in identifying longer-term variations in Australia's temperature patterns over the last 100 years. For example, you can compare the average maximum temperature during a decade close to the beginning of the century, with the average maximum temperature in a more recent decade.
Further information
- About the maps - metadata and related information.
- Find out how climate statistics are calculated.
- Information about the range of gridded climate data we can provide.
- Information about additional climate products and other data available from the Bureau of Meteorology.
- Learn about the influences on the Australian climate.
- Explore other topics relating to climate education.
- Compare the average temperature maps with recent temperature.
Page updated: 24 February 2009
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