A high pressure system over the Bight is extending a ridge over NSW coastal waters. This ridge will be maintained for several days, after which the high is expected to move over the coastal waters ...
A high pressure system over the Bight is extending a ridge over NSW coastal waters. This ridge will be maintained for several days, after which the high is expected to move over the coastal waters ...
Where no observation is available within the last 75 minutes, the latest observation is shown in italics and coloured and removed from the table after 30 hours. Station names link to data for the ...
A high pressure system over the Bight is extending a ridge over NSW coastal waters. This ridge will be maintained for several days, after which the high is expected to move over the coastal waters ...
A high pressure system southeast of SA continues extending a ridge across the state, as it moves over Victoria overnight and into the Tasman Sea by late Monday. A cold front is then forecast to move ...
A high pressure ridge extends over the southern mainland maintaining a westerly flow over Tasmania today, continuing into Monday before the high centre is forecast to drift into the Tasman Sea late ...
A broad slow moving trough extending from the west Kimberley into the Pilbara will maintain mainly southwest to northwest winds across the west coastal waters, with easterly winds occasionally ...
A high pressure system in the Bight extends a ridge over Victoria during the weekend. The high moves across the State and into the Tasman Sea on Monday. A cold front approaches from the west and ...
Latest River Height Data (including plots and tables) Nerang, Coomera, Pimpama, Logan-Albert,Tingalpa Creek Stanley, Brisbane, Bremer, Ipswich/Brisbane Creeks, Pine ...
The historical rainfall and temperature data are organised into seven sets of uncompressed TAR archives of ASCII text files, one file for each time series. Study regions are denoted in the file names ...
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We use our long-range model, ACCESS-S, to forecast up to four months ahead. It simulates how the atmosphere and oceans may change, using millions of observations from satellites, land stations, and ...
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