Tuesday, 8 February 2022 - Annual Climate Summary for Queensland - Product code IDCKGC54R0

Queensland in 2021: record wet in the southern Darling Downs; ninth-warmest nights overall

Rainfall was 9% above average for Queensland. Rainfall for 2021 was above average across the north, parts of the central west, extending down to the Warrego and Maranoa, Darling Downs, and South East Coast districts. It was the wettest on record for the southern Darling Downs.

Both mean maximum and mean minimum temperatures were warmer than usual for most of the state, except along the southern border. Mean maximum and mean minimum temperatures were in decile 10 (top 10% of historical records) in the north.

Wettest on record across the southern Darling Downs

• 2021 rainfall was 9% above average for Queensland.
• Rainfall for 2021 was above average across the north, parts of the central west, extending down to the Warrego and Maranoa, Darling Downs, and South East Coast districts. It was the wettest on record for the southern Darling Downs.
• In early January, tropical cyclone Imogen brought moderate to heavy falls to the Gulf Country, Cape York Peninsula and north tropical coast, crossing the coast near Karumba in the Gulf Country on the 3rd. Normanton Airport had its highest daily rainfall on record on 4 January.
• Tropical cyclone Kimi developed off the coast of Cooktown on 17 January, and while the system did not make landfall, moderate to heavy falls were recorded around the north tropical coast and eastern Cape York Peninsula for several days.
• February rainfall was below average from the Central Coast to Wide Bay and Burnett districts, and adjacent inland areas. The lack of rain-bearing systems along the central to Wide Bay coasts were due to reduced moist onshore flow, as well as troughs developing further inland dissipating before reaching the central east coast. Though, a series of troughs moved through western, central and northern Queensland and generated widespread thunderstorms and showers.
• March rainfall was very much above average across most of the southern half of Queensland. A deep inland trough moved slowly east from 14 March, and produced widespread moderate falls from north-west, central to southern parts of the state. On 17 March, an isolated, extremely heavy daily rainfall total of 550 mm was recorded at Byfield Childs Road in the Capricornia District in Queensland, with further falls for the following 5 days. Daily rainfall on 17 March was the highest daily rainfall on record for this site.
• The combination of an inland trough and coastal trough along the south-east Queensland and north-east New South Wales coast saw a very wet period commencing on 21 March in the south-east. Mount Tamborine recorded 212 mm on the 22nd, and a further 225 mm on the 23rd. As the inland surface trough and low moved eastwards, moderate falls were recorded across western and southern Queensland. Flooding occurred in some western and southern rivers. Warwick, Beardy Junction and Point Lookout had their highest daily rainfall on record on 23 March.
  
• Rainfall in April was above average in northern Queensland, including the Cape York Peninsula, north tropical coast, and parts of the Gulf Country, but below average in the west, south-west and parts of the southern interior. It was followed by a dry May, where rainfall was below average across most of the state, except for the south-east quarter, and across parts of the northern tropics. Most of the state received little or no rain in May.
• Late in May and during June, the weekly Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) index was persistently below the negative IOD threshold, and was established in mid July. A number of rain-bearing systems generated above average rainfall in western and central Queensland in June, and across eastern Queensland  in July. Both June and July were the wettest since 2016 for Queensland.
• Rainfall in August was above average in the north and central coast of Queensland, and below average in the south-west and south-east quarter of the state. A negative IOD continued in August, and in the tropical Pacific Ocean, the chance of La Niña increased and a La Niña WATCH was activated by mid September. September rainfall was above average in the north, and in south-west and southern inland districts, but a continuation of below average rainfall was reported in pockets the south-east inland and Fraser coast. 
• October rainfall was above average in western, northern and south-east Queensland, and below average along the north-east coastal strip and small inland pockets. Thunderstorms and severe thunderstorms were common throughout October in Queensland. Giant hail was reported, with hail up to 16 cm in diameter reported at Yalboroo (between Mackay and Proserpine) on 19 October, which is the largest recorded hailstone with a verified measurement in Australia.
• It was the wettest November since 2010, and the seventh-wettest November on record for Queensland as a whole. Above average rainfall was recorded across virtually the whole state and areas of the Capricornia, Wide Bay and Burnett, Central Highlands, northern and southern Darling Downs, and eastern parts of the Warrego and Maranoa districts had their wettest November on record. The highest monthly totals, in excess of 300 mm were reported in parts of the Capricornia coast, and the Wide Bay coast; monthly rainfall totals in excess of 200 mm were widespread across large parts of eastern Queensland. Rainfall deficiencies for the period commencing April 2020 have eased significantly over affected areas of western and eastern Queensland. La Niña became established in the Pacific Ocean in late November.
• Rainfall in December was above average in southern inland parts, the south-east, central districts west of the Great Dividing Range, and in the northern interior and western Cape York Peninsula. Below average rainfall was recorded in parts of western and central western Queensland, while rainfall was close to average elsewhere. Widespread thunderstorms at the end of November saw Laguna report its highest daily rainfall on record on 1 December.
  
• In stark contrast to the record dry 2019, parts of the southern Darling Downs had their highest total rainfall on record or their highest total rainfall for at least 20 years.

Ninth-warmest mean minimum temperature on record

• Queensland's mean temperature for 2021 was 1.03 °C above average for the state as a whole.
• Queensland's mean maximum temperature for 2021 was 0.88 °C above average for the state as a whole.
• Queensland's mean minimum temperature for 2021 was 1.18 °C above average, and the ninth-warmest year on record.
• January saw mean maximum temperatures cooler than usual in a swathe from the southern Cape York Peninsula, the north tropical coast, down to southern inland districts, but close to average elsewhere in the state. Mean minimum temperatures were warmer than average in western and far northern Queensland in January, though areas in the northern Cape York Peninsula and the Gulf Country were much warmer than usual (in the top 10% of historical records).
• February mean, mean maximum and mean minimum temperatures were warmer than average for the state as a whole. Low- to severe-intensity heatwaves affected large parts of the state during the month. There were some hot days were recorded around the Capricornia, Wide Bay and Burnett, and Central Highlands districts on 22 February resulting in Samuel Hill and Bundaberg Airport reporting their highest temperature on record.
• Both daytime and night-time temperatures were warmer than usual in the north and parts of the east in March, though mean maximum temperatures were cooler than usual along the southern border due to periods of rain, and flooding in the area.
• April saw warmer than usual days and nights in the north, but cooler than usual days and nights in the south.
• Maximum temperatures were warmer than usual across large parts of the state in May, while mean minima were close to average.
• June maximum temperatures were above average across northern Queensland, and in decile 10 (the top 10% of records) in parts of the Cape York Peninsula and north-east tropical coast; mean minimum temperatures were above average across the northern half of the state.
• July saw very warm daytime temperatures state-wide, with record warm maxima across northern Queensland. Likewise, mean minimum temperatures were warmer than usual across most of the state in July.
• It was the second-warmest August on record in terms of mean temperature, with large parts of the state recording mean maximum and mean minimum temperatures in decile 10 (the top 10% of historical records). In September, much of the north and west reported warmer than usual mean maximum and mean minimum temperatures.
• The mean temperature, mean maximum and mean minimum temperature for Queensland in October were all more than 2 °C warmer than the 1961-1990 average. It was the fourth-warmest October on record for Queensland. Weipa had its highest temperature on record on 31 October.
  
• November saw persistent periods of rain across the state, resulting in cooler than usual daytime temperatures south of Cape York Peninsula. Mean minimum temperatures were warmer than usual in eastern Queensland, due to thick cloud cover during the month. In December, mean maximum and mean minimum temperatures were warmer than usual in the north and west, with cooler than usual days in parts of the inland south-east districts.
• The Gold Coast Seaway had its lowest mean daily maximum temperature since 2000.

Extremes Maps Records Summaries Important notes the top

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Extremes in 2021
Hottest day	45.9 °C at Birdsville Airport on 18 Dec
Warmest days on average	34.7 °C at Julia Creek Airport
Coolest days on average	20.6 °C at Applethorpe
Coldest day	7.7 °C at Applethorpe on 19 Jun
Coldest night	-4.4 °C at Oakey Aero on 22 Jul
Coolest nights on average	9.1 °C at Stanthorpe Leslie Parade
Warmest nights on average	25.2 °C at Holmes Reef 25.2 °C at Horn Island
Warmest night	33.0 °C at Birdsville Airport on 19 Dec
Warmest on average overall	28.2 °C at Normanton Airport
Coolest on average overall	14.9 °C at Applethorpe
Wettest overall	5081.9 mm at Tully Sugar Mill
Wettest day	550.0 mm at Byfield Childs Road on 17 Mar

Extremes Maps Records Summaries Important notes the top

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Maps
	Observed	Anomaly	Decile rank
Total rainfall
Mean daily maximum temperatures
Mean daily minimum temperatures

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Monthly maps
	Rainfall rank	Maximum temperature rank	Minimum temperature rank
January
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May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

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Record highest daily rainfall
	New record (mm)		Old record		Years of record
Byfield Childs Road	550.0	on 17 Mar	486.0	on 4 Mar 1983	94
Laguna	138.0	on 1 Dec	127.6	on 13 Dec 1982	84
Coolmunda Dam	105.0	on 30 Nov	92.6	on 29 Jan 1998	46
Warwick	93.8	on 23 Mar	90.8	on 28 Mar 2014	28
Beardy Junction	97.0	on 23 Mar	76.0	on 1 Feb 2001	26
Point Lookout	229.2	on 23 Mar	193.0	on 17 Apr 2012	25
Normanton Airport	262.6	on 4 Jan	154.4	on 28 Jan 2020	21

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Record highest annual total rainfall
	New record (mm)	Old record		Years of record	Annual average
Texas Post Office	1143.0	1087.4	in 1892	131	657.5
Wondalli	979.8	963.9	in 1956	104	603.2
Applethorpe	1164.4	1070.0	in 1983	49	756.4
Maroon Dam	1486.0	1351.6	in 1983	48	914.9
Girraween Nat Park	1530.8	1118.2	in 1996	42	805.7
Carneys Creek The Ranch	1710.2	1520.5	in 2010	34	1047.3
Gairloch	3422.6	3333.8	in 2010	24	2310.9
Beardy Junction	1284.2	919.3	in 1998	23	683.1
Frankfield Station	780.0	694.0	in 1997	21	492.4
Miles Constance Street	934.0	887.0	in 1998	20	545.0

Highest annual total rainfall for at least 20 years
	Observed (mm)	Most recent higher		Annual average
Harrisville Mary Street	1148.8	1169.2	in 1956*	791.7
Stanthorpe Leslie Parade	1092.4	1160.3	in 1959*	764.2
Yuleba Garden St	921.3	948.6	in 1959*	609.6
Glenroy Massie	1002.2	1035.4	in 1988	665.5
Greenbank Thompson Road	1349.0	1423.3	in 1988*	943.4
Leslie Dam	1017.4	1043.9	in 1983*	663.0
Whyenbah	830.8	848.4	in 1983*	448.8
Dalveen	1294.0	1297.5	in 1988*	856.6
Innot Hot Springs Township	1259.4	1519.8	in 1981*	883.9
Marnhull	759.8	908.6	in 1984*	619.3
Wentworth	773.4	986.4	in 1975*	499.7
Mt Tamborine Fern St	2234.3	2738.2	in 1988*	1565.3
Glen Harding	1223.5	1429.3	in 1991*	765.8
Moreton Telegraph Station	1790.1	1796.3	in 1979*	1374.7
Laguna	974.5	1037.3	in 1983*	670.7
Monklands	710.5	753.0	in 1984*	507.5
Rocky Point Sugar Mill	1772.7	1775.3	in 1988*	1342.4
Horn Island	2262.8	2683.8	in 2000	1768.6

* note: there are gaps in the historical record at this site, so it is possible a higher value has gone unreported

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Record highest temperature
	New record (°C)		Old record		Years of record	Annual average
Bundaberg Aero	38.6	on 22 Feb	38.5	on 6 Mar 2017	45	26.8
Weipa Aero	39.3	on 31 Oct	39.2	on 20 Nov 2014	30	32.8
Samuel Hill Aero	38.7	on 22 Feb	38.2	on 31 Dec 2008	23	27.3

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Lowest annual mean daily maximum temperature for at least 20 years
	Observed (°C)	Most recent lower		Annual average
Gold Coast Seaway	25.2	25.0	in 2000	25.4

Extremes Maps Records Summaries Important notes the top

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Summary statistics for 2021
	Maximum temperatures (°C)				Minimum temperatures (°C)				Rainfall (millimetres)
	Mean for 2021	Diff from average	Highest for 2021		Mean for 2021	Diff from average	Lowest for 2021		Total for 2021	Average annual total	Rank of 2021	Fraction of annual average
North Peninsula (district 27)
Horn Island	30.9	+0.4	34.5	26 Dec	25.2	+0.5	21.3	5 Oct	2262.8	1768.6	high	128%
Scherger RAAF	33.1	0.0	39.3	7 Sep	22.6	+0.7	16.2	24 Jul	1951.0	1734.3	average	112%
Weipa Aero	33.1	+0.3	39.3	31 Oct	22.9	+0.9	17.0	24 Jul	2233.4	1922.7	high	116%
South Peninsula (district 28)
Lockhart River Airport	30.7	+0.8	36.0	25 Dec			16.8	25 Jul	2173.2	2047.6	average	106%
Palmerville	33.5	+0.7	39.7	29 Oct	20.0	+0.9	11.5	23 Sep	1184.4	1029.3	high	115%
Lower Carpentaria (district 29)
Burketown Airport	34.0	+0.6	41.4	12 Dec	21.5	+0.8	10.2	11 Jun	723.2	784.7	average	92%
Century Mine	34.2	-0.4	42.1	4 Dec	21.0	+1.2	8.4	11 Jun	426.4	559.7	low	76%
Cloncurry Airport	33.5	+0.1	42.6	14 Dec	19.9	+0.8	5.5	12 Jun
Julia Creek Airport	34.7	+0.4	44.7	23 Dec	17.8	+0.5	1.7	10 Jun	363.2	457.5	average	79%
Lake Julius AWS	33.4		42.5	23 Dec	20.2		6.2	11 Jun	538.4
Mornington Island Airport	31.0		37.7	17 Oct	23.2		12.8	8 Aug	1176.6
Mount Isa Aero	33.1	+1.1	42.9	16 Dec	17.9	+0.6	1.4	12 Jun	352.0	459.0	average	77%
Normanton Airport	34.0	+0.3	41.4	5 Oct	22.5	+0.6	10.9	7 Aug	841.8	792.4	average	106%
Sweers Island	30.4	0.0	37.2	12 Dec	24.2	+0.7	15.1	10 Jun	1154.8	1225.9	average	94%
Upper Carpentaria (district 30)
Georgetown Airport	33.1	+0.2	40.1	23 Nov	19.6	+0.5	4.7	7 Aug
Hughenden Airport	32.7	+0.3	41.2	24 Dec	17.8	+0.2	0.1	10 Jun	430.0	436.6	average	98%
Richmond Airport	34.2	+0.8	42.3	24 Dec	18.1	+0.9	1.8	10 Jun	372.4	459.0	average	81%
Barron North Coast (district 31)
Cairns Aero	30.0	+0.9	34.8	2 Dec	21.8	+1.0	12.9	21 Jun	2484.8	1997.8	high	124%
Cairns Racecourse	29.7		35.6	12 Dec	21.2		10.3	6 Aug	2737.4
Cape Flattery	30.1	+0.2	34.6	1 Mar	23.9	+0.5	14.9	24 Jul	1702.6	1366.4	high	125%
Cooktown Airport	30.1	+0.5	36.1	12 Nov	22.8	+0.7	12.8	24 Jul	1437.6	1546.5	average	93%
Low Isles Lighthouse	29.3	-0.1	36.7	11 Nov			20.2	16 Aug
Mareeba Airport	29.2	+0.2	36.7	20 Oct	18.8	+0.9	10.7	21 Jun	1031.2	829.6	high	124%
Walkamin Research Station	28.0	+0.6	36.0	12 Nov	17.9	+0.8	9.4	6 Aug	1165.4	1015.5	average	115%
Herbert North Coast (district 32)
Cowley Beach (Defence)	28.4		34.4	24 Dec	21.2		10.9	6 Aug	3827.0
Innisfail Aerodrome	29.0		35.4	24 Dec	19.8		8.0	6 Aug
Mount Stuart (Defence)	29.6		36.6	16 Oct	20.4		11.7	6 Aug	1114.2
South Johnstone Exp Stn	28.5	+0.3	34.3	24 Dec	20.6	+1.3	10.4	6 Aug
Townsville Aero	29.5	+0.5	35.6	31 Dec	21.0	+1.1	8.1	6 Aug
East Central Coast (district 33)
Bowen Airport AWS	29.2		34.3	13 Dec	19.9		4.8	6 Aug	808.4
Hamilton Island Airport	26.6	+0.1	32.8	25 Dec	22.2	+0.3	16.1	11 Jun	1478.6	1467.1	average	101%
Mackay Aero	27.9	+0.5	35.0	12 Nov	18.6	+0.6	4.3	6 Aug	1706.2	1547.7	average	110%
Mackay M.O	27.5	+1.0	35.1	8 Feb	19.9	+0.8	8.2	10 Jun	1576.2	1594.8	average	99%
Ooralea Racecourse (Mackay Turf Club)	27.7		35.2	8 Feb	18.3		4.5	10 Jun
Proserpine Airport	29.2	+0.3	37.0	25 Dec	18.2	+0.6	2.5	6 Aug	1259.0	1428.8	average	88%
Samuel Hill Aero	27.3	0.0	38.7	22 Feb	16.6	+0.6	1.7	22 Jul	2112.4	1486.6	high	142%
Townsville- Fanning River (Defence)	29.9		37.9	20 Oct	18.0		5.4	29 May
Williamson	28.6	+0.3	38.9	22 Feb	17.3	+0.3	2.0	10 Jun	647.6	862.5	low	75%
Woolshed	26.0	-0.1	33.2	2 Oct			3.6	7 Aug	1475.0	1159.7	average	127%
Yeppoon The Esplanade	26.1	+0.2	35.8	22 Feb	19.1	+0.4	4.5	22 Jul	1211.4	988.6	high	123%
West Central Coast (district 34)
Charters Towers Airport	30.9	+0.4	39.5	24 Dec	17.7	0.0	5.1	26 Jul	722.8	644.6	average	112%
Moranbah Airport	30.3		39.9	23 Feb	16.4		2.1	10 Jun	665.8
Central Highlands (district 35)
Blackwater Airport	29.9		40.4	23 Feb	16.5		-0.2	10 Jun	591.6
Clermont Airport	29.6	-0.4	40.0	23 Feb	15.2	+0.6	-1.4	10 Jun	753.2	527.7	v high	143%
Emerald Airport	30.4	+0.5	41.4	22 Feb	17.1	+0.8	2.8	10 Jun	514.2	543.2	average	95%
Lochington	30.0	-0.2	39.8	23 Oct	14.6	-0.1	-1.0	22 Jul	693.2	578.7	high	120%
Rolleston Airport	29.6		40.5	23 Feb	14.8	+0.5	-0.5	10 Jun	553.8	560.9	average	99%
Springsure Comet St	29.1	+0.2	39.9	24 Feb	14.9	+0.5	-0.6	10 Jun	653.8	686.9	average	95%
Tambo Post Office			39.5	22 Oct	13.2	+0.5	-2.5	10 Jun	535.8	530.6	average	101%
Taroom Post Office	29.0	+0.5	42.3	23 Feb	14.3	+0.6	-0.8	22 Jul	779.0	668.0	high	117%
Central Lowlands (district 36)
Barcaldine Post Office	30.6	+0.4	41.0	23 Feb			1.9	10 Jun	452.0	498.9	average	91%
Blackall Airport	30.4	-0.3	41.2	23 Feb	15.5	-0.1	-1.2	10 Jun	518.0	477.4	average	109%
Isisford Post Office	31.3	+0.4	42.9	23 Feb	16.1	+0.5	0.3	12 Jun	468.0	445.9	average	105%
Longreach Aero	32.2	+0.6	43.7	24 Dec	17.0	+1.0	0.2	10 Jun	312.0	430.0	average	73%
Upper Western (district 37)
Camooweal Township	33.7	+0.7	43.4	14 Dec	18.3	+0.6	2.4	11 Jun	395.8	401.3	average	99%
Carters Bore	32.5		42.6	14 Dec	20.0		4.2	10 Jun	260.6
New May Downs	32.5		42.7	14 Dec	19.3		4.8	10 Jun	413.6
The Monument Airport	32.7	+0.2	42.5	23 Dec	17.1	+0.3	1.1	10 Jun	307.6	318.8	average	96%
Trepell Airport	32.9	+0.1	43.8	16 Dec	17.6	+0.3	2.7	10 Jun	361.4	327.2	average	110%
Urandangi Aerodrome	33.5		44.0	15 Dec	16.6		0.5	12 Jun	242.6
Winton Airport	32.9	-0.1	44.5	23 Dec	17.4	+0.2	1.7	10 Jun	405.8	369.9	average	110%
Lower Western (district 38)
Bedourie	31.9	0.0	44.5	18 Dec	16.9	+0.3	2.5	12 Jun	279.5	200.0	high	140%
Birdsville Airport	31.4	-0.3	45.9	18 Dec	16.4	-0.4	1.6	4 Jul	124.4	134.7	average	92%
Windorah Airport	31.3		42.8	27 Jan	17.7		3.7	10 Jun	253.2
Port Curtis South Coast (district 39)
Bundaberg Aero	27.2	+0.4	38.6	22 Feb	16.7	+0.3	3.1	10 Jun	931.0	1002.1	average	93%
Gayndah Airport	28.7	-0.2	40.3	22 Feb	14.5	0.0	0.8	12 Jun	684.4	589.1	average	116%
Gladstone Airport	27.7	+0.3	38.7	22 Feb	18.4	+0.3	5.6	22 Jul	931.8	856.1	average	109%
Gladstone Radar	28.1	+0.3	39.9	22 Feb	19.1	+0.5	7.9	22 Jul
Lady Elliot Island	26.6	+0.9	32.3	8 Feb	21.0	+0.2	10.6	27 Aug	1050.8	1111.4	average	95%
Rockhampton Aero	29.3	+0.8	41.4	22 Feb	17.7	+0.9	1.8	12 Jun
Rundle Island	24.8	-0.1	31.0	24 Dec	21.1	+0.2	11.7	22 Jul
Thangool Airport	29.2	0.0	40.8	23 Feb	13.4	+0.1	-2.0	22 Jul	677.8	660.0	average	103%
Moreton South Coast (district 40)
Amberley AMO	27.0	+0.1	37.1	22 Feb	13.0	-0.1	-0.7	22 Jul	1084.4	857.2	high	127%
Archerfield Airport	26.6	+0.2	36.5	4 Oct	14.9	+0.4	3.1	11 Jun	1214.8	1053.1	high	115%
Beaudesert Drumley Street	26.5	-0.6	35.8	5 Jan	13.1	0.0	-0.6	10 Jun	1387.6	911.1	v high	152%
Beerburrum Forest Station	26.1	-0.5	37.9	4 Oct	15.0	+0.2	4.3	11 Jun	1763.0	1414.1	high	125%
Brisbane	26.3	-0.4	36.6	4 Oct	16.6	+0.2	6.0	20 Jul
Brisbane Aero	25.3	-0.1	33.2	24 Oct	15.9	+0.1	4.3	22 Jul	1520.2	1042.3	high	146%
Canungra (Defence)	25.3		34.3	4 Oct	11.8		-1.3	22 Jul	1603.4
Cape Moreton Lighthouse	24.1	+0.7	32.3	24 Oct	18.5	+0.4	9.5	22 Jul	1466.8	1478.4	average	99%
Coolangatta	25.1	+0.2	33.4	24 Oct	15.8	-0.2	2.7	26 Jul	1907.8	1510.7	high	126%
Gold Coast Seaway	25.2	-0.2	33.8	24 Oct	17.2	-0.1	6.2	26 Jul	1777.0	1303.4	high	136%
Greenbank (Defence)	26.7		36.7	4 Oct	13.0		0.2	27 Aug	1379.6
Gympie	27.1	-0.1	38.2	21 Feb	14.0	+0.4	0.0	10 Jun
Hervey Bay Airport	26.5	0.0	33.5	22 Feb	16.4	-0.3	2.3	22 Jul	931.6	1018.8	average	91%
Kingaroy Airport	25.4	-0.5	36.8	22 Feb	11.4	0.0	-2.5	22 Jul	959.6	648.1	v high	148%
Logan City Water Treatment Plant			36.2	4 Oct	15.5	+0.3	4.7	10 Jun	1503.9	1091.8	high	138%
Maryborough	27.4	+0.4	38.2	21 Feb	15.3	0.0	1.6	10 Jun	1211.6	1132.8	average	107%
Nambour Daff - Hillside	25.9	-0.2	35.5	21 Feb	15.7	-0.2	3.0	10 Jun
Rainbow Beach	25.6	+0.1	33.2	24 Oct					1429.4	1444.6	average	99%
Redcliffe			34.7	21 Feb	16.9	-0.2	6.2	22 Jul	1503.0	1082.7	v high	139%
Redland (Alexandra Hills)	24.9		33.3	24 Oct	15.8		5.6	20 Jul	1599.2
Sunshine Coast Airport	25.4	-0.1	36.5	24 Oct	15.8	-0.1	2.3	10 Jun	1572.8	1483.4	average	106%
Tewantin RSL Park	25.6	+0.2	36.8	24 Oct	16.9	-0.1	4.9	10 Jun	1565.6	1558.2	average	100%
Tin Can Bay (Defence)	26.2		36.0	24 Oct	15.9		2.5	10 Jun	1310.6
University of Queensland Gatton	27.0	+0.1	40.4	22 Feb	13.3	+0.2	0.7	10 Jun
East Darling Downs (district 41)
Applethorpe	20.6	-0.4	32.1	27 Jan	9.2	+0.2	-4.0	22 Jul	1164.4	756.4	highest	154%
Dalby Airport	26.2	-0.8	38.5	23 Feb	11.8	-0.2	-3.2	22 Jul	869.2	593.9	v high	146%
Goondiwindi Airport	26.2		39.8	23 Oct	12.8		-0.7	22 Jul	943.8
Oakey Aero	25.4	-0.2	37.8	23 Feb	11.1	+0.1	-4.4	22 Jul	805.4	614.7	high	131%
Stanthorpe Leslie Parade	21.5	-0.3	32.6	23 Feb	9.1	+0.3	-3.2	26 Aug	1092.4	764.2	v high	143%
Texas Post Office			38.0	22 Feb	12.0	+0.5	-1.2	22 Jul	1143.0	657.5	highest	174%
Toowoomba Airport	22.5	-0.8	34.7	22 Feb	12.5	-0.2	-1.0	22 Jul	960.2	709.0	high	135%
Warwick	24.2	-0.7	36.5	22 Feb	10.6	0.0	-2.5	22 Jul
West Darling Downs (district 42)
Miles Constance Street	27.2	-0.7	39.8	23 Feb	12.9	-0.1	-1.4	22 Jul	934.0	545.0	highest	171%
Maranoa (district 43)
Injune Post Office	27.8	+0.1	40.7	23 Feb	11.7	-0.2	-3.8	22 Jul	773.2	630.7	high	123%
Mitchell Post Office	28.2	+0.6	39.3	28 Oct	11.8	+0.1	-3.7	22 Jul	777.5	569.5	high	137%
Roma Airport	27.8	-0.4	39.8	23 Oct	12.0	-0.7	-4.0	22 Jul	719.6	567.7	high	127%
St George Airport	27.4	-0.7	40.4	28 Oct	13.6	-0.4	-0.9	22 Jul	505.0	460.8	average	110%
Surat	27.5	-0.4	39.1	23 Oct	13.1	0.0	-1.4	22 Jul	612.7	572.8	average	107%
Warrego (district 44)
Charleville Aero	28.7	+0.5	40.3	27 Jan	14.2	+0.6	0.1	25 Aug	606.0	487.3	high	124%
Cunnamulla Post Office	28.6	+0.4	42.1	27 Jan	14.9	+0.6	2.5	22 Jul	409.3	372.6	average	110%
Far Southwest (district 45)
Ballera Gas Field	30.1	-0.4	45.5	12 Feb	16.2	-0.5	2.6	10 Jun	195.8	182.5	high	107%
Thargomindah Airport	29.3	-0.5	43.8	27 Jan	16.0	-0.4	2.9	17 May	281.4	259.2	average	109%
Offshore Islands (district 200)
Cato Island	25.7		31.3	23 Dec	22.3		15.7	26 Aug
Creal Reef	25.8		30.6	18 Mar	23.6		17.1	22 Sep
Flinders Reef	27.1		32.7	23 Feb	24.4		20.1	27 May
Frederick Reef	25.6		32.2	2 Dec	23.4		18.2	22 Sep
Holmes Reef	27.6		32.7	11 Dec	25.2		21.2	7 Sep
Marion Reef	26.7		33.0	6 Jan	24.2		19.0	10 Jun
Middle Percy Island	25.4	+0.2	32.6	22 Feb	20.7	+0.4	12.8	22 Jul	869.6	1167.1	low	75%
Willis Island	29.5	+0.9	33.2	2 Dec	25.0	+0.9	20.7	8 Sep	1201.5	1097.0	average	110%

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