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Weather interest group covering the Australasian and Pacific regions. Climatology, current weather, past weather, severe weather ...... all kinds of weather. A wide range of atmospheric sciences. Enthusiasts and professionals welcome!
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Storm between Buladelah and Nelsons Bay about 10.30pm today
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We have just seen the most spectacular lightning from our street, lighting
up a huge cloud structure and the sky.
I checked on Weatherzone and the only possible storm is about 150 k's north
of us.
Some of the flashes lit the edge of the cloud like it was on fire. The
whole effect is being made better by the copious amounts of left over burn... more »
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Rain at Mona Vale
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Everything is nice and wet outside. The garden appreciated the heavy shower that lasted around 10 minutes.
Judy
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Lake George and Lake Bathurst
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A picture from Lake Bathurst near Canberra yesterday, with some water still
there. Just for interest's sake, I found this reference to a book which mentions
that both Lake Bathurst and George were dry in 1837.
Judy
Thomas Walker - A Month in the Bush of Australia Excerpt from: Thomas Walker, A... more »
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Radar update in the USA
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Thought some of you folks would be interested in the up-grade to the NWS Radar stations here in the USA. Best regards! Rich [link] *Soaking up the Arizona Sun*
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Mid-May cold [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]
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Many models (ensembles from JMA, NAEFS, EC, GFS) are suggesting medium to high probabilities of colder than normal conditions stretching from northwest Australia, across central areas to parts of eastern Australia near the middle of this month.
Attached is a map showing the probabilities of colder (blue) and warmer (red) than normal conditions between the 12th & 19th May generated by NAEFS (North American Ensemble Forecast System). The stronger the colour, the higher the probability. Still early days though so it pays to keep an open mind about whether or not this will come true.... more »
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Stormchasing USA with AUSSKY
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Morning all,
Have updated our reports page for the last couple of chases across the
USA.......
[link]
Please enjoy!!!
Jane
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Clyve Herbert & Jane ONeill
ausst...@gmail.com
Australian Sky & Weather
[link]... more »
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April 2011 in Mena, Arkansas:
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Hello Folks:
Here's some weathernumbers for April 2012 in Mena, Arkansas:
Climatologically for Mena in April: Avg. Max.: 71F/21.6C; Avg. Min.: 46F/7.7C
Highest April Max.: 92F/33.3C--April 18, 1987
Lowest April Min.: 22F/-5.5C--April 4, 1987
Apr. 2012:
Avg. Max.: 73.9F/23.2C
Avg. Min.: 53.4F/11.8C...Mean: 63.65F... more »
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Geelong's April weather
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April, 2012 RAINFALL Most of the Geelong urban area and the Bellarine Peninsula received average to above average rain in April. Breakwater Racecourse received the long-term average amount of 45.4 mm, an average derived from many years at the old Airport site. In contrast, most of the Otway Ranges, Golden Plains and Moorabool Catchment were below average. Despite this, the catchments remain at 79% of capacity. This is on a par with last year and is a comforting situation for the citizens of the region.... more »
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