|
Sept/Oct 2009 |
Rain 9 am |
Evap. |
Soil @20cm Temp.&(Moist) |
Gust Knots |
Bright Sun Hours |
Cloud 3pm |
| Mon 28th |
Nil |
6.2 mm |
16.7ºC(163) |
15 |
8.5 |
4Ac |
| Tues 29th |
Nil |
9.8 mm |
16.7ºC(174) |
17 |
8.5 |
nil |
| Wed 30th |
Nil |
4.6 mm |
16.7ºC(194) |
15 |
8.5 |
nil |
| Thurs 1st |
Nil |
4.0 mm |
17.2ºC(177) |
15 |
8.3 |
nil |
| Fri 2nd |
Nil |
4.0 mm |
17.8ºC(200) |
18 |
8.5 |
nil |
| Sat 3rd |
Nil |
4.2 mm |
18.3ºC(200) |
16 |
6.3 |
3Cu |
| Sun 4th |
Nil |
5.2 mm |
18.9ºC(200) |
13 |
6.0 |
7Sc |
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The reluctance of the high stationery in the southern Coral Sea to drift eastward brought hot north-westerly winds to the Ranges and a state of extreme fire danger. The stable atmosphere that persisted for most of September showed little likelihood of breaking up until 9.30pm on Saturday. This was when winds backed to south-east, bringing in moist maritime clouds and the splatter of a few rain drops, possibly from some virga that reached the ground before evaporating.
