The hottest temperature ever recorded at Marble Bar was 121 F on January 11, 1905. That month averaged 110 F.
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The town and its heat are described in Victor Courtney’s poem ‘The Man from Marble Bar.’
Satan sat by the fires of Hell
As from endless time he’s sat,
And he sniffed great draughts of the brimstone’s smell
That came as the tongue-flames spat;
Then all at once the devil looked stern
For there in the depths of Hell
Was a fellow whom never a flame could burn
Or goad to an anguished yell;
So Satan stalked to the lonely scene
And growled with a stormy brow,
‘Now, stranger, tell me what does this mean?
You should be well scorched by now.’
But the chappie replied with a laugh quite new;
‘This place is too cold by far
Just chuck on an extra log or two
I’VE COME IN FROM MARBLE BAR!
More Marble Bar info at Jo Nova’s site:
http://joannenova.com.au/2015/01/marble-bars-hidden-history-120f-thats-49-1c-in-the-shade-in-1905-and-1922/
Couldn’t beat it on the point of maximum coldness on the NASA chart lol
http://www.9news.com.au/national/2015/01/24/03/35/heatwave-eases-in-wa-s-pilbara-region