With the aid of Australia's only nuclear- powered weather forecasting device, obtained at a North Queensland house clearance , and observing the activities of birds and butterflies , Little Darwin proudly announces it is now able to make a long range forecast for 2022.
By closely watching birds, it is evident that there will be a variety of extreme weather conditions in the upcoming year .
For instance, a Sunbird , which has moved into a new nest , is gasping due to the heat , indicating a pending heatwave in parts of the country .
Cockatoos are showing clear signs of going troppo , screeching , hanging upside down , nibbling power lines, being deranged by climate change and endless ScoMo photo opportunities , backflips . The noisy, dishevelled Cockatoo shown below is obviously going nutty , like a large part of the nation , by listening to the PM on TikTok and the mad rantings of some National Party members in the bush .
The fact that a young Curlew was photographed being shown how to paddle in a dish of water was taken to indicate pending flooding on the east coast .
There can be no doubt that there will be a return of drought conditions as a thirsty butterfly was snapped trying to suck water out of a hose .
