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National Daily Weather Summary

Records set | Charts | Cities | Hottest | Coldest | Rain, sun & wind | Downpours & gales
State extremes | Noteworthy weather | Capital Cities | Regional Cities | Alpine Stations
Charts and data courtesy Bureau of Meteorology. MTSAT-1R operated by JMA
Noteworthy weather today
significant newsworthy major

WA, SA, NSW, VIC, TAS: Heatwave conditions develop in the south. All southern states reported high minimum and maximum temperatures today with October records falling in three states. As the temperature anomaly charts below show, maximum temperatures were more than 12 above the October average in five states, and were up to 15 above the norm in western VIC. Warburton WA and Cressy TAS set new October highs (see records). In SA, Oodnadatta reached 41.0C, in VIC Mildura 38.2, in TAS Swansea 30.9 and in NSW Pooncarie 39.5. Minimum temperature anomalies were 6 to 12 above average over a broad area, with Burnie and Orford TAS recording their warmest October night in over 40 years. Carnegie WA, Rhyll on Phillip Island VIC and Ross TAS also set new records.

NT, NSW: October hot in Darwin, cool in Sydney. Hot, dry southeasterlies gave Darwin its hottest month on record with an average maximum temperature of 34.8C. The previous record, again for any month, was 34.4 set in October last year. Darwin climatologist Dr Shaik Hakeem said that the 38.0 recorded on the 18th was the second highest daily maximum temperature on record at Darwin Airport, while the 37.8 the previous day ranks equal third. The highest maximum temperature ever recorded at Darwin Airport occurred on 18 October 1982 when the mercury reached 38.9. However, humidities were down, making it a drier build-up month than usual. "We had an unseasonably dry east to southeast air flow combined with almost cloudless skies. The 3 pm relative humidities remained lower than the long-term mean", Dr Shaik said. "The relative humidity on the 18th was 6 per cent , the lowest ever reported relative humidity for the month of October and the second lowest for any month."

On the other hand, an unusually large number of days with cool southeasterlies and overcast skies saw Sydney produce its coolest October in 17 years. The average maximum for the month was 21.4, 0.7 below average. The same windy, overcast weather however produced mild nights with the average minimum of 14.1 coming in 0.5 above average.

VIC: Thunderstorm brings flash flooding to Melbourne. Storms moved across parts of VIC for the second day in a row this afternoon and evening. Though not as intense as yesterday's, they brought flash flooding to Daylesford and Melbourne's inner northern suburbs.

International Events

PHILIPPINES: Typhoon Mirinae brings more flooding, damage. The third severe tropical cyclone in 5 weeks smashed through the country overnight bringing further flooding, damage and disruption to Manila and surrounding areas at a time when floodwaters from earlier Typhoons Ketsana and Parma have still not receded. At least 19 people were reported dead. In Laguna, people were being rescued from rooftops in Santa Cruz. With the earlier cyclones resulting in officially 929 deaths but possibly over 1100 deaths, pre-emptive evacuation over over 120,000 people ahead of Mirinae appears to be responsible for the low casualty rate. Four bridges collapsed or were washed away in urban areas south of Manila, while electricity supplies were taken out in parts of Manila and 22 towns, and roads made impassable in and around the capital by downed trees and power poles. Manila Airport was closed, cancelling 180 outbound flights.

Mirinae came ashore near Infanta in Quezon early morning local time, then weakened as it crossed the main island of Luzon following a similar track to Typhoon Ketsana in late September. It tracked south of Manila, but at 8am was still producing gusts of 160km/h in the provice of Batangas as it moved SW at 24km/h. Its higher speed than Ketsana resulted in lower relative rainfall - Ketsana gave Manila its highest rainfall in 40 years. Known rainfall totals include 85mm in Manila. Daet on the east coast 149 millimeters and Virac, which sits on an island that juts into the Pacific, 72mm.

Videographer James Reynolds told CNN the storm was weaker than expected, but it still brought fierce winds and lots of rain. "The wind and the rain and the floods have still caused quite a considerable amount of damage, certainly in the southeastern portion of the city, which is where we were. We saw many shanty-type houses that had been washed away and residents frantically try to get hold of their household material."

USA: Storms, tornados strike southern states. A line of thunderstorms caused flooding and spawned at least 5 tornados in Louisiana and neighboring Arkansas. Three tornados touched down in NW Louisiana and two in Arkansas where roads were flooded in the southwest of the state. In Shreveport Louisiana a landmark steeple was blown off a church onto a car, seriously injuring its driver while another driver was killed when his car hit a downed tree.


Records set or equalled today

These records are based on data that has been checked for gross errors but has not yet been fully validated. They are based on data received as at 1333 EST on 01/11/2009. Help in interpreting these statistics and information on quality control is here.

District Site Today Previous monthly record Previous all time record
if equalled or broken
Comments
Reading Reading Date Years Reading Date Years
Highest grass minimum temperature

VIC

Mallee N

076031

MILDURA AIRPORT

19.3

18.5

30/10/1966

59

1

TAS

N Coast

091223

MARRAWAH

13.5

13.2

31/10/1974

35

1

Highest minimum temperature

WA

Interior

013015

CARNEGIE

27.4

25.4

29/10/2009

21

1 Previous record set earlier this month.

VIC

E Central

086373

RHYLL

16.9

16.9

12/10/2006

17

1 Equal to record.

TAS

N Coast

091009

BURNIE (ROUND HILL)

15.9

15.6

30/10/1992

44

1

TAS

E Coast

092027

ORFORD (AUBIN COURT)

16.3

15.8

01/10/1993

41

1

TAS

Midlands

093053

ROSS (THE BOULEVARDS)

14.0

12.8

24/10/2005

17

1

Highest maximum temperature

WA

Interior

013011

WARBURTON AIRFIELD

43.1

43.0

16/10/1998

20

1

TAS

N Coast

091306

CRESSY RESEARCH STATION

26.1

25.7

12/10/2006

11

1


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Summary of observations

For notes on how to interpret the data and quality control issues, see Daily Weather Summary Help.
**S** and **W** precede data flagged by the Bureau as suspicious or wrong
Data is as received at 06:48EST, 15/05/2012.

Major centres
Max
° C
+/- norm
° C
Min
° C
+/- norm
° C
Grass Min
° C
Rain to 9am mm Evaporation to 9am mm Sunshine hours Wind Run to 9am km (24-hour average km/h) Maximum Gust km/h / hour of occurrence
GERALDTON AIRPORT 23.8 -0.6 16.4 +5.5 14.7 0.0 7.8 -- 603 (25.1) 70/17
PERTH AIRPORT 24.5 +2.0 11.6 +1.4 10.1 0.0 6.6 11.6 517 (21.5) 50/13
ALBANY AIRPORT 16.6 -2.1 11.6 +2.5 9.6 0.0 4.2 3.6 234 ( 9.8) 43/12
BUNBURY 22.0 +1.3 8.3 -0.9 -- 0.0 -- -- 291 (12.1) 48/13
MANDURAH 20.9 -- 14.0 -- -- 0.0 -- -- 516 (21.5) 54/20
DARWIN AIRPORT 34.7 +1.5 24.2 -0.8 22.9 0.2 4.8 10.4 314 (13.1) 50/14
ALICE SPRINGS AIRPORT 37.7 +6.7 18.5 +3.7 16.0 0.0 13.6 12.5 298 (12.4) 52/14
WHYALLA AERO 24.7 +0.8 16.2 +5.7 -- 0.0 8.0 -- 431 (18.0) 39/18
ADELAIDE (KENT TOWN) 32.5 +10.7 16.0 +4.6 12.9 0.0 6.8 12.3 193 ( 8.0) 31/12
MOUNT GAMBIER AERO 20.8 +2.9 13.2 +6.1 12.4 0.0 5.6 4.8 413 (17.2) 31/13
MOUNT ISA AERO 36.4 +1.8 21.5 +2.9 19.9 0.0 8.6 7.0 249 (10.4) 52/13
CAIRNS AERO 30.4 +0.9 22.0 +1.4 20.8 1.8 5.4 8.5 470 (19.6) 50/12
TOWNSVILLE AERO 29.1 -0.3 20.3 -0.4 17.8 0.0 11.2 8.7 543 (22.6) 50/10
MACKAY M.O 27.5 -0.1 20.8 +1.1 -- 1.2 -- 9.9 454 (18.9) 46/01
ROCKHAMPTON AERO 29.5 -0.2 17.1 +0.1 14.7 0.0 10.2 -- 370 (15.4) 41/12
BUNDABERG AERO 27.6 +0.7 16.0 -0.6 -- 0.0 8.4 -- 424 (17.7) 37/13
NAMBOUR DPI 26.0 -0.7 14.0 +0.2 -- 0.0 -- -- -- --
COOLANGATTA 25.7 +1.3 14.0 -2.2 -- 0.0 -- -- 199 ( 8.3) 31/12
BRISBANE AERO 26.3 +0.8 16.1 +0.4 13.9 0.0 5.8 11.7 293 (12.2) 37/14
TOOWOOMBA AIRPORT 24.8 +0.1 13.0 +0.2 -- 0.0 -- -- 476 (19.8) 50/19
GUNNEDAH RESOURCE CENTRE 28.3 +3.2 14.6 +2.5 12.3 14.2 6.2 -- 128 ( 5.3) --
COFFS HARBOUR MO 24.0 +0.4 14.7 +0.9 13.2 0.0 4.8 10.9 370 (15.4) 39/14
PORT MACQUARIE AIRPORT AWS 24.1 +0.1 10.8 -1.1 -- 0.0 -- -- -- --
WILLIAMTOWN RAAF 24.8 +1.2 14.9 +2.9 13.0 0.0 5.2 11.8 326 (13.6) 39/12
GOSFORD (NARARA RESEARCH STATION) AWS 24.6 +0.9 15.4 +4.7 14.0 0.0 -- -- 66 ( 2.8) 26/11
ORANGE AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE 25.5 +8.0 10.8 +4.2 7.7 0.0 5.6 11.6 -- --
DUBBO AIRPORT AWS 30.4 +5.6 13.8 +4.4 -- 2.8 -- -- 276 (11.5) 35/07
SYDNEY AIRPORT AMO 24.5 +2.0 18.3 +5.2 14.9 0.0 7.4 10.3 471 (19.6) 43/15
RICHMOND RAAF 26.8 +1.8 16.2 +5.2 12.3 0.0 -- -- 128 ( 5.3) 34/16
BELLAMBI AWS 21.9 +0.3 17.7 +3.8 -- 0.2 -- -- 348 (14.5) 39/13
CANBERRA AIRPORT 28.5 +9.1 10.5 +4.4 7.4 0.0 5.2 8.7 210 ( 8.8) 30/17
WAGGA WAGGA AMO 34.1 +12.7 16.1 +8.4 13.0 0.0 6.8 12.7 210 ( 8.8) 28/13
ALBURY AIRPORT AWS 30.8 +9.2 15.6 +7.6 -- 0.0 -- -- 108 ( 4.5) 21/14
MILDURA AIRPORT 38.2 +14.4 21.1 +11.3 19.3 0.0 13.8 12.6 459 (19.1) 48/23
TATURA INST SUSTAINABLE AG 34.1 +13.2 14.5 +7.0 -- 0.0 -- -- 219 ( 9.1) 37/21
BENDIGO AIRPORT 33.2 +12.9 14.3 +8.0 -- 1.4 -- -- 225 ( 9.4) 54/19
MELBOURNE REGIONAL OFFICE 33.1 +13.5 19.3 +9.8 16.4 4.0 2.8 -- -- --
GROVEDALE (GEELONG AIRPORT) 21.6 +2.8 14.5 +6.9 -- 6.6 -- -- 332 (13.8) 41/17
BALLARAT AERODROME 29.7 +13.1 15.4 +9.2 -- 1.2 -- -- 504 (21.0) 41/09
LAUNCESTON (TI TREE BEND) 26.4 +8.4 -- -- -- 3.1 -- -- -- 41/13
HOBART AIRPORT 19.8 +2.5 13.3 +5.8 11.5 7.6 6.0 7.2 263 (11.0) 41/12
Max
° C
+/- norm
° C
Min
° C
+/- norm
° C
Grass Min
° C
Rain to 9am mm Evaporation to 9am mm Sunshine hours Wind Run to 9am km Maximum Gust km/h / hour of occurrence
Hottest
Highest maximum temperature>Greatest variation above normal maximum Highest minimum temperatureGreatest variation above normal minimum

44.5 MARBLE BAR E Pilbara WA
43.6 CARNEGIE Interior WA
43.5 TELFER AERO Interior WA
43.1 FITZROY CROSSING AERO W Kimberley WA
43.1 WARBURTON AIRFIELD Interior WA

+15.2 : 28.0 LOOKOUT HILL Western Plains VIC
+14.8 : 37.9 WALPEUP RESEARCH Mallee N VIC
+14.7 : 36.5 WARRACKNABEAL MUSEUM Wimmera N VIC
+14.7 : 33.8 ESSENDON AIRPORT E Central VIC
+14.6 : 35.4 LONGERENONG Wimmera S VIC
+14.6 : 33.8 MELBOURNE AIRPORT E Central VIC
+14.6 : 35.6 HORSHAM POLKEMMET RD Wimmera S VIC

29.6 WITTENOOM W Pilbara WA
28.1 WAVE HILL N Rivers NT
27.4 WYNDHAM N Kimberley WA
27.4 CARNEGIE Interior WA
27.4 WARRUWI N Rivers NT
27.4 WALUNGURRU N Plateau NT

+11.6 : 23.3 BROKEN HILL (PATTON STREET) Lower Darling NSW
+11.6 : 16.0 LOOKOUT HILL Western Plains VIC
+11.3 : 21.1 MILDURA AIRPORT Mallee N VIC
+11.2 : 20.0 OUYEN (POST OFFICE) Mallee N VIC
+11.2 : 17.2 ARARAT PRISON Western Plains VIC

Coldest
Lowest maximum temperatureGreatest variation below normal maximum Lowest minimum temperatureGreatest variation below normal minimum

11.9 MAATSUYKER ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE Southeast TAS
14.3 CAPE BRUNY LIGHTHOUSE Southeast TAS
14.4 CAPE BRUNY (CAPE BRUNY) Southeast TAS
15.4 SHANNON Lower West WA
15.7 CAPE OTWAY LIGHTHOUSE W Coast VIC
15.7 ROCKY GULLY Lower West WA

-5.4 : 25.0 INGHAM COMPOSITE N Coast--Herbert QLD
-4.1 : 23.4 WOOLSHED Central Coast E QLD
-3.0 : 15.4 SHANNON Lower West WA
-2.9 : 15.7 ROCKY GULLY Lower West WA
-2.7 : 16.0 MANJIMUP Lower West WA

3.1 LAKE ST CLAIR NATIONAL PARK Central Plateau TAS
5.4 JARRAHWOOD Lower West WA
5.9 ARMIDALE (TREE GROUP NURSERY) N Tablelands W NSW
6.1 THREDBO AWS Snowy Mtns NSW
6.2 BRIDGETOWN Lower West WA

-3.0 : 10.8 GYMPIE Brisbane/SE Coast QLD
-2.9 : 14.3 HERVEY BAY AIRPORT Brisbane/SE Coast QLD
-2.8 : 7.3 COULTA (COLES POINT) W Agricultural SA
-2.6 : 13.1 MAROOCHYDORE AERO Brisbane/SE Coast QLD
-2.3 : 11.2 THANGOOL WINSTON STREET Wide Bay/Burnett QLD
-2.3 : 18.9 RUNDLE ISLAND Wide Bay/Burnett QLD

Wettest
Sunniest & dullest
Windiest
Highest gusts
Todays highest rainfall totals for the 24 hours to 9am. It includes the top 5 totals nationally followed by all reported falls of 50mm or more.
Highest and lowest recordings of hours of sunshine for the 24 hours to midnight.
Highest wind run totals in kilometres for the 24 hours to 9am (average speed in brackets). All reported runs > =25km/h are shown.
Highest wind gusts in km/h for the 24 hours to midnight followed by the hour in which it occurred. All stations with gusts > 89km/h are shown.
206.5 EDWARD RIVER Gulf Country QLD
84.8 MOUNT WELLINGTON W Gippsland VIC
44.2 DURHAM OX Lower North VIC
40.0 AVON RIVER @ THE CHANNEL W Gippsland VIC
40.0 BERWICK (BUCHANAN ROAD) E Central VIC

QUEENSLAND
Gulf Country
206.5 EDWARD RIVER

VICTORIA
Lower North
44.2 DURHAM OX
W Gippsland
84.8 MOUNT WELLINGTON
40.0 AVON RIVER @ THE CHANNEL
E Central
40.0 BERWICK (BUCHANAN ROAD)

12.7 MOREE AERO NW Plains E NSW
12.7 WAGGA WAGGA AMO SW Slopes S NSW
12.6 MILDURA AIRPORT Mallee N VIC
12.5 ALICE SPRINGS AIRPORT N Plateau NT
12.4 ADELAIDE AIRPORT Adelaide/Lofty SA

.....

7.2 HOBART AIRPORT Southeast TAS
7.0 MOUNT ISA AERO Gulf Country QLD
4.8 MOUNT GAMBIER AERO Lower SE SA
3.6 ALBANY AIRPORT Lower West WA
**W** 0.0 WARWICK Darling Downs E QLD

971 (40.5) ROTTNEST ISLAND Lower West WA
957 (39.9) WILLIS ISLAND Islands ISL
948 (39.5) MOUNT WELLINGTON Southeast TAS
905 (37.7) HAMILTON ISLAND AIRPORT Central Coast E QLD
883 (36.8) VARANUS ISLAND Islands ISL
868 (36.2) CAPE GRIM BAPS N Coast TAS
854 (35.6) GABO ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE E Gippsland VIC
841 (35.0) BARROW ISLAND AIRPORT W Pilbara WA
812 (33.8) GARDEN ISLAND HSF Lower West WA
812 (33.8) RUNDLE ISLAND Wide Bay/Burnett QLD
794 (33.1) CAPE FLATTERY N Coast--Barron QLD
777 (32.4) LOW ISLES LIGHTHOUSE N Coast--Barron QLD
767 (32.0) CARNARVON AIRPORT W Gascoyne WA
736 (30.7) MOUNT READ W Coast TAS
735 (30.6) NORTH ISLAND Central West WA
723 (30.1) THEVENARD ISLAND W Pilbara WA
693 (28.9) LADY ELLIOT ISLAND Wide Bay/Burnett QLD
691 (28.8) COCOS ISLAND AIRPORT Islands ISL
652 (27.2) NEPTUNE ISLAND W Agricultural SA
651 (27.1) MACKAY AERO Central Coast E QLD
637 (26.5) LEARMONTH AIRPORT W Pilbara WA
629 (26.2) HORN ISLAND N Peninsula QLD
628 (26.2) GREEN CAPE AWS South Coast NSW
624 (26.0) ONSLOW AIRPORT W Pilbara WA
619 (25.8) HERON ISLAND RES STN Wide Bay/Burnett QLD
608 (25.3) SHARK BAY AIRPORT W Gascoyne WA
603 (25.1) GERALDTON AIRPORT Central West WA
93/14 CENTURY MINE Gulf Country QLD
83/22 EILDON FIRE TOWER N Central VIC
81/19 ROTTNEST ISLAND Lower West WA
80/00 MOUNT WELLINGTON Southeast TAS
74/19 FITZROY CROSSING AERO W Kimberley WA

Downpours High AWS wind reports
High rainfall for periods of 6 hours or less from AWS and synoptic reports. Storm force gusts (>89km/h) and 10-minute mean gales (>62km/h) reported by AWSs. Wind direction and mean windspeed are shown in brackets.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Lower West
ESPERANCE
22.8mm in 30 min to 09:30 45.6mm/h
22.8mm in 1 hr to 09:30 22.8mm/h
QUEENSLAND
Brisbane/SE Coast
COOLANGATTA
14.2mm in 1 hr to 23:30 14.2mm/h
GOLD COAST SEAWAY
13.6mm in 1 hr to 22:00 13.6mm/h
10.4mm in 1 hr to 22:30 10.4mm/h
10.4mm in 30 min to 23:30 20.8mm/h
10.6mm in 1 hr to 23:30 10.6mm/h
NEW SOUTH WALES
Goulburn/Monaro
MOUNT GININI AWS
12.0mm in 30 min to 16:30 24.0mm/h
16.8mm in 1 hr to 16:30 16.8mm/h
16.8mm in 1 hr to 17:00 16.8mm/h
27.0mm in 3 hr to 18:00 9.0mm/h
VICTORIA
E Central
MOORABBIN AIRPORT
20.6mm in 1 hr to 00:00 20.6mm/h
21.0mm in 3 hr to 00:00 7.0mm/h
20.4mm in 1 hr to 00:30 20.4mm/h
SCORESBY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
13.2mm in 30 min to 00:30 26.4mm/h
13.6mm in 1 hr to 00:30 13.6mm/h
14.0mm in 1 hr to 01:00 14.0mm/h
15.0mm in 3 hr to 03:00 5.0mm/h
CERBERUS
12.2mm in 30 min to 20:30 24.4mm/h
12.2mm in 1 hr to 20:30 12.2mm/h
12.2mm in 1 hr to 21:00 12.2mm/h
DUNNS HILL
18.2mm in 30 min to 00:30 36.4mm/h
18.2mm in 1 hr to 00:30 18.2mm/h
20.4mm in 1 hr to 01:00 20.4mm/h
24.0mm in 3 hr to 03:00 8.0mm/h
W Central
SHEOAKS
6.4mm in 17 min to 19:17 22.6mm/h
TASMANIA
Southeast
TUNNACK FIRE STATION
8.4mm in 14 min to 15:14 36.0mm/h
11.2mm in 1 hr to 15:30 11.2mm/h
11.0mm in 1 hr to 16:00 11.0mm/h

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Lower West
ROTTNEST ISLAND : 80(180/ 63 ) at 20:30
QUEENSLAND
Gulf Country
CENTURY MINE : 93( 70/ 69 ) at 14:42
VICTORIA
N Central
EILDON FIRE TOWER : 83(270/ 65 ) at 23:15
TASMANIA
Southeast
MOUNT WELLINGTON : 80(320/ 63 ) at 02:00