Tuesday, 3 January 2012 - Annual Climate Summary for South Australia - Product code IDCKGC13R0

South Australia in 2011: 5th wettest year on record for South Australia.

· South Australia had its 5th wettest year on record in 2011, with the state-wide area averaged total more than one and a half times the long-term annual average rainfall.

· Rainfall was above average across almost all of the state with much of northern South Australia receiving two to three times its annual average rainfall.

· Rainfall in the first 3 months of the year was record highest for South Australia, and remained above average generally until June when most months after that tended below average.

· Growing Season (April to October) rainfall in 2011 was below average across much of the agricultural districts, apart from Eyre Peninsula.

· Some locations had record highest daily rainfall amounts, mainly in the rainfall events early in 2011, while Tarcoola in the Northwest Pastoral area recorded its wettest years on record in 2011.

· In 2011 the mean temperature for South Australia as a whole was 20.0°C. This is 0.5°C warmer than the average temperature (using the standard climatological base period of 1961 to 1990).

· For Adelaide, temperatures were warmer than average, with the annual mean maximum temperature 0.5°C above average.

· Temperatures for the decade from 2002 to 2011 have been 0.7°C above average for South Australia as a whole.

· Despite significant rainfall in 2010 and 2011, rainfall in South Australia over the last decade has been below average across the agricultural areas, particularly in the eastern districts, but tending above average in the far west of the state.

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Rainfall

With a near record strength La Niña event in place in the Pacific Ocean, the first 3 months of 2011 were the wettest since records began in 1900 for South Australia as a whole. As the event finished in April, conditions became drier than average up until October. The development of another, much weaker La Niña event in November led to rainfall totals tending to be above average across much of the State through the remainder of the year. See a map of rainfall deciles.

The record wettest start to the year, and subsequent rainfall, resulted in South Australia recording its fifth wettest year on record following 1974, 1973, 2010 and 1992. Averaged across the whole of South Australia, rainfall in 2011 was 157% of the long term annual average. In comparison, 1974 had more than twice the annual average rainfall.

The growing season (April to October) broke for most, but not all, locations in the agricultural areas with significant rainfall towards the end of May, though with generally drier than average conditions through following months. Conditions in the Indian Ocean through late winter and spring contributed to drier than average rainfall through that period. Much of September was very dry, though a rain event late that month proved very beneficial to many areas in the agricultural districts. Overall, growing season rainfall across agricultural districts was below average being the driest since 2008.

Of interest is that many locations across South Australia have rainfall totals in 2011 quite close to what was recorded in 2010, though with very different distributions of rainfall. In 2011 the start of the year was above average for rainfall tending drier towards the end, whereas in 2010, the distribution of the rainfall through the year was the other way around.

The wettest overall station across South Australia in 2011 was Crafers (Mount Lofty) with 1084.4mm, followed by 1034mm at Woodhouse, both in the Mount Lofty Ranges. The wettest single daily rainfall total was observed at Ernabella (Pukatja) in the Far Northwest, where 173.6mm of rain fell on February 7th. A large number of stations had record highest daily rainfall readings in 2011, mainly in the rainfall events in the first three months of the year. Tarcoola in the Northwest Pastoral district had its wettest year on record, totalling 379.8mm.

Adelaide (Kent Town) annual rainfall was 537.8 mm over 119 days, 12.7mm below the annual average of 550.5 mm (this average is calculated over all years of record, from 1978 to 2010). In 2010, Adelaide received 592.6 mm. The record highest annual rainfall for the complete Adelaide record is 883.2 mm in 1992 at the Kent Town site. This is across the combined Adelaide rainfall record (of both Kent Town and West Terrace) dating back to 1839.

Some sites had their highest total rainfall on record.

Some sites had their highest total rainfall for at least 25 years.

Some sites had their highest daily rainfall on record.

Temperature

The mean temperature (the average of daytime maximum temperatures and overnight minimum temperatures) for South Australia for 2011 was 0.5°C above the 1961-1990 climatological average of 19.5°C. In comparison, 2010 was exactly on average, while 2009 was the warmest year on record with temperatures 1.3°C above average.

For the decade from 2002 to 2011, South Australian temperatures have averaged +0.7°C above the 1961-1990 mean temperature, reflecting what has generally been a steady rise in annual temperatures for South Australia since the 1970's.

Adelaide (Kent Town) in 2011 had an annual mean temperature of 17.6°C, 0.4°C above the average of 17.2°C, slightly warmer than 2010 with an annual mean temperature of 17.5°C.

Maximum

The annual maximum temperature across the State for 2011 was 0.5°C above the average of 26.7°C. The warmest year on record for maximum temperatures across the state as a whole is 2007 and the coldest was in 1956. Maximum temperatures averaged across the year, were up to 1.0°C above average across central and eastern parts of the State, and about 0.5°C cooler in the far west. See a map of maximum temperature anomalies.

Both Woomera Aerodrome and Leigh Creek Airport recorded highest daily maximum temperatures on record, respectively reaching 48.1°C and 46.1°C on January 25th as a slow moving trough of low pressure extended from the Northwest of the State. Despite maximum temperatures during January being 2°C to 4°C above normal in the northern and central parts of the State, the first 3 months of 2011 were generally cooler than average across South Australia, due to cooler conditions associated with widespread record breaking rainfall events. Maximum temperatures across the State were then generally near average, tending to warmer than average from May through to September, coinciding with below average growing season rainfall. The year finished with maximum temperatures being below average across much of northern South Australia from October onwards.

Adelaide's annual maximum temperature for 2011 was 22.7°C, which is 0.4°C above the long-term average of 22.3°C. The warmest year on record at for maximum temperatures in Adelaide was 2007 where the mean maximum temperature was 23.7°C.

Moomba Airport in the far Northeast District, was the overall warmest location for 2011, with an average maximum temperature of 29.6°C. The coolest annual maximum in the State was 17.6°C at Parawa (Second Valley Forest). The hottest day in 2011 of 48.5°C was recorded at Roxby Downs (Olympic Dam Aerodrome) on January 25th 2011, with the coldest day recorded being on the 12th of July when Mount Lofty reported 5.8°C.

Some sites had their highest temperature on record.

Some sites had their coldest day (lowest maximum temperature) on record.

Minimum

The minimum temperature averaged across the state for 2011 was 0.6°C above the long- term of 12.2°C. See a map of minimum temperature anomalies. Warmer night-time temperatures are also consistent with historical patterns, with high rainfall years having increased cloud cover resulting in typically warmer than average nights. 2009 was the warmest year on record for minimum temperatures across the state as a whole, being 1.2°C above average.

Adelaide had an annual mean minimum temperature of 12.9°C, which is 0.7°C above the long-term average for the Adelaide (Kent Town) site of 12.2°C. The warmest year for overnight temperatures was in 1973 where the mean minimum temperature was 13.5°C at West Terrace.

The coldest night recorded in 2011 was -5.5°C at Gluepot Reserve on the 22nd of July. The coolest overnight minimum temperatures were recorded at Yongala where the annual average overnight minimum temperature was 7.8°C. The warmest minimum temperatures annually were 15.2°C at Oodnadatta Airport. The warmest night was on the 28th of January when the overnight minimum was 34.2°C at Oodnadatta Airport.

Some sites had their warmest night (highest daily minimum temperature) on record.

Some sites had their highest mean daily minimum temperature on record.

Some sites had their highest mean daily minimum temperature for at least 25 years.

Significant Weather

Severe Weather summary for 2011:

On January 8th a trough which had developed over the State deepened into a low pressure system resulting in heavy rainfall and flooding in the State's east. 19 locations received record highest January daily rainfall totals associated with this system, the highest being 106.2 mm at Taldra in the Upper Murray Valley.

During the first week of February, a trough of low pressure with embedded thunderstorms moved across the State, as the remnants of tropical cyclone Yasi moved across the north of the State. The resulting high moisture levels and atmospheric instability produced heavy rain, thunderstorms and flash flooding across the northwest parts of the State. Ernabella received 174 mm of rainfall in 24 hours on the 6th. Later in the month, a low pressure system over Central districts produced heavy rain resulting in flash flooding in that area.

In early March, the remnants of a tropical low and a trough in the west produced broad areas of heavy rain with severe thunderstorms and flash flooding across the State; significant 24 hour rainfall totals include 134 mm at Kalamurina and 170 mm at Dulkaninna. Severe thunderstorms developed in the north of state on the 18th, deepening to produce heavy rain through to the 20th. Localised flooding was reported at several locations across the Yorke Peninsula.

An intense low pressure system in late May and high astronomical tides resulted in unusually high sea-level in both South Australian Gulfs, with storm surge flooding and some minor damage at several coastal locations.

Significant damage was reported on June 20th and ~10,000 homes were left without power following the passage of a pre-frontal trough and an intense low pressure system. Severe wind gusts were reported across the south of the state at several locations, with suspected tornado activity at Robe. In the first week of July, a low pressure system and trough saw severe winds, hail and thunderstorms across southern parts of the State. Later in July, gale-force winds associated with a low pressure trough brought down trees and power lines about the Adelaide Hills.

Severe winds around a deep low pressure system crossing the State's southeast saw reports of trees down and storm damage at Millicent in the southeast on August 17. On the 18th and 19th of September a strong cold front produced severe winds, while on the 28th, a pre-frontal trough ahead of a significant cold front produced thunderstorm activity and severe winds, with reports of trees down around Port Augusta and in the Mid North. On October 28, a trough moving across the State triggered severe thunderstorms about the North West Pastoral and eastern districts, and a tornado was reported at Winke in the Riverland causing damage to property and vegetation.

On November 8th, severe thunderstorms in the North West Pastoral region intensified into a meso-scale convective system, producing damaging wind gusts and local flash flooding. Severe wind gusts up to 120km/h were recorded at several sites, and power outages occurred with a tornado sighted in the Riverland, and golf ball sized hail reported at Gluepot and Waikerie.

On December 17th and 18th a deepening low pressure system and trough triggered large areas of rain and thunderstorm activity across central and eastern South Australia, with heavy rainfall, strong winds and golf ball sized hail causing damage on Yorke and Eyre Peninsulas, and in the Mid North and Riverland. Gluepot in the North East Pastoral district reported 102mm in 24 hours.

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Extremes in 2011
Hottest day	48.5 °C at Roxby Downs (Olympic Dam Aerodrome) on 25 Jan
Warmest days on average	29.6 °C at Moomba Airport
Coolest days on average	17.6 °C at Parawa (Second Valley Forest AWS)
Coldest day	5.8 °C at Mount Lofty on 12 Jul
Coldest night	-5.5 °C at Gluepot Reserve (Gluepot) on 22 Jul
Coolest nights on average	7.9 °C at Yongala
Warmest nights on average	15.2 °C at Oodnadatta Airport
Warmest night	34.2 °C at Oodnadatta Airport on 28 Jan
Warmest on average overall	22.2 °C at Oodnadatta Airport
Coolest on average overall	14.0 °C at Parawa (Second Valley Forest AWS)
Wettest overall	1084.4 mm at Crafers (Mt Lofty)
Highest wind gust	120 km/h at Marree Aero on 8 Nov

Extremes Maps Records Summaries Important notes the top

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Record highest annual daily rainfall
	Highest daily rainfall in 2011 (mm)		Previous annual wettest		Years of record
Tumby Bay (Warratta Vale)	91.8	on 19 Feb	84.0	on 14 Jan 1995	133
Hallett	98.0	on 5 Feb	81.0	on 5 Feb 1890	131
Whyte Yarcowie	128.4	on 5 Feb	81.3	on 1 Mar 1921	131
Terowie	120.0	on 5 Feb	90.4	on 1 Mar 1921	130
Hallett (Old Canowie)	73.0	on 5 Feb	72.4	on 22 Nov 2009	128
Yongala	128.2	on 5 Feb	101.6	on 5 Feb 1890	120
American River	77.0	on 19 Feb	71.1	on 14 Feb 1917	114
Kingscote (Karinga)	78.0	on 21 Mar	76.2	on 21 Feb 1930	103
Alawoona (Schells Well)	106.0	on 14 Jan	88.9	on 31 Mar 1956	102
Renmark Irrigation	88.0	on 14 Jan	86.9	on 17 Nov 1961	94
Point Pass	77.4	on 18 Dec	65.0	on 26 Jan 1993	91
Mungeranie (Cowarie)	115.0	on 8 Mar	103.4	on 3 Mar 1955	88
Perponda	93.6	on 9 Mar	85.3	on 6 Feb 1973	81
Whyte-Yarcowie (Gum Park)	80.4	on 5 Feb	65.3	on 4 Oct 1976	71
Mungeranie	112.2	on 8 Mar	91.9	on 9 Mar 1908	63
Bordertown (Inglewood)	87.0	on 14 Jan	60.2	on 15 Nov 1970	60
Pinnaroo (Kombali)	103.4	on 14 Jan	88.1	on 8 Feb 1969	50
Hallett (Ulooloo)	100.0	on 5 Feb	66.0	on 30 Jan 1974	47
Wrattonbully (Joeville)	104.0	on 14 Jan	82.0	on 20 Jan 2007	45
Aldgate	90.0	on 23 May	80.0	on 7 Aug 1997	43
Keith (Mandurama)	70.0	on 14 Jan	57.2	on 6 Feb 1973	43
Minlaton (Eversley)	73.6	on 19 Feb	60.2	on 31 Oct 1997	43
Mount Schank (Jethia)	68.4	on 14 Jan	63.0	on 13 Dec 2008	43
New Well (Marfield)	83.2	on 21 Mar	80.5	on 6 Feb 1973	42
Oodla Wirra (McCoys Well)	120.6	on 5 Feb	84.0	on 14 Mar 1989	40
American River (Redbanks)	89.0	on 21 Mar	65.0	on 15 Nov 1979	38
Mount Gambier (Blue Lake Holiday Park)	100.0	on 14 Jan	79.0	on 4 Nov 2007	35
Parndana	68.8	on 19 Feb	64.0	on 14 Apr 1985	33
Marree (Dulkaninna)	170.0	on 8 Mar	90.0	on 12 Feb 2000	31
Kalamurina	134.0	on 8 Mar	56.1	on 21 Jan 1885	29
Pelican Lagoon	83.2	on 19 Feb	75.6	on 25 Jun 1989	28
Oodnadatta	140.0	on 19 Mar	112.6	on 29 Feb 1992	25

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Record highest total annual rainfall
	Total rainfall for 2011 (mm)	Previous annual wettest		Years of record	Annual average
Tarcoola (Mulgathing)	379.8	372.3	in 1992	78	179.8

Highest total annual rainfall for at least 25 years
	Total rainfall for 2011 (mm)	Most recent annual at least this wet		Years since wetter	Annual average
Yunta (Panaramitee)	442.6	513.0	in 1974	37	227.2
Yunta (Paratoo)	506.9	563.9	in 1974	34	234.6
Pinnaroo	538.0	603.2	in 1973	31	337.1
Parilla	558.2	584.3	in 1974	29	346.4

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Record highest annual temperature
	Highest temperature in 2011 (°C)		Previous annual warmest		Years of record	Annual average
Woomera Aerodrome	48.1	on 25 Jan	47.6	on 2 Jan 1960	63	25.7
Leigh Creek Airport	46.1	on 25 Jan	45.6	on 3 Jan 1990	30	26.2

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Record lowest annual daily maximum temperature
	Lowest daily maximum temperature in 2011 (°C)		Previous annual coolest		Years of record	Annual average
Marla Police Station	9.5	on 13 Jul	10.0	on 19 Jun 1986	27	28.6

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Record highest annual daily minimum temperature
	Highest daily minimum temperature in 2011 (°C)		Previous annual warmest		Years of record	Annual average
Oodnadatta Airport	34.2	on 28 Jan	= 34.2	on 4 Jan 2004	64	14.6

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Record highest annual mean daily minimum temperature
	Mean daily minimum temperature for 2011 (°C)	Previous annual warmest		Years of record	Annual average
Neptune Island	14.4	= 14.4	in 2009	46	13.7

Highest annual mean daily minimum temperature for at least 25 years
	Mean daily minimum temperature for 2011 (°C)	Most recent annual at least this warm		Years since warmer	Annual average
Ceduna AMO	11.3	11.4	in 1968	43	10.4

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Summary statistics for 2011
	Maximum temperatures (°C)				Minimum temperatures (°C)				Rainfall (millimetres)
	Mean for 2011	Diff from average	Highest for 2011		Mean for 2011	Diff from average	Lowest for 2011		Total for 2011	Average annual total	Rank of 2011	Fraction of annual average
Northwest (district 16)
Andamooka	27.7	+0.2	47.8	25 Jan	14.6	+0.9	3.0	1 Jun	207.7	196.3	average	106%
Coober Pedy Airport	27.4		47.1	25 Jan	14.5		0.6	13 Jun	253.0
Ernabella (Pukatja)	26.8		43.7	28 Jan	12.6		-2.3	16 Jun	553.8
Nonning	25.1	+0.2	44.2	30 Jan			-1.5	15 Jun	301.6	247.7	high	122%
Tarcoola Aero	27.3		48.0	25 Jan	12.5		-2.6	15 Jun	310.0
Woomera Aerodrome	26.3	+0.6	48.1	25 Jan	13.5	+0.8	1.7	15 Jun	250.2	185.4	high	135%
Far North (district 17)
Arkaroola	25.4	-0.2	43.3	25 Jan	11.2	-0.3	-2.9	9 Jul	528.9	256.9	v high	206%
Leigh Creek Airport	26.7	+0.5	46.1	25 Jan	13.3	+0.5	-0.4	16 Jun	278.4	225.8	high	123%
Marree Aero	28.7		47.3	25 Jan	13.8		-0.8	9 Jul	267.2
Marree Comparison	29.4	+0.7	47.0	27 Jan			0.0	9 Jul	172.4	162.6	average	106%
Moomba Airport	29.6		45.9	27 Jan	14.5		-0.4	23 Jul	293.6
Oodnadatta Airport	29.2	+0.2	47.5	27 Jan	15.2	+0.6	0.1	10 Jul	320.4	180.2	high	178%
Western Agricultural (district 18)
Ceduna AMO	23.8	+0.4	47.2	30 Jan	11.3	+0.9	-1.8	15 Jun	335.8	296.7	average	113%
Cleve	22.1	0.0	44.5	30 Jan	12.2	+0.9	3.5	8 Jul	494.2	400.2	high	123%
Cleve Aerodrome	22.2		44.3	30 Jan	11.8		3.4	26 Aug	382.6	357.8	average	107%
Coulta (Coles Point)	21.8		40.3	29 Jan	11.5		2.6	26 Jul	475.6
Cummins Aero	22.7		43.8	30 Jan			-0.6	10 Sep	385.2
Elliston	21.7	+0.3	41.1	29 Jan	12.5	+0.8	3.0	29 May	451.8	427.2	average	106%
Kimba	23.3	-0.3	44.0	30 Jan			1.0	10 Sep	452.2	346.9	high	130%
Kyancutta	25.0	-0.1	46.7	30 Jan	10.2	+1.0	-1.1	30 Aug	377.3	314.3	high	120%
Minnipa Pirsa	24.4		45.4	30 Jan	11.3		2.3	10 Sep	393.2
Neptune Island	18.9	+0.4	34.4	30 Jan	14.4	+0.7	8.0	29 Sep	507.2	448.5	high	113%
North Shields (Port Lincoln AWS)	21.2		44.3	30 Jan	11.7		3.2	21 Jul	435.8
Nullarbor	23.2	-0.5	47.0	30 Jan	11.8	+1.1	1.5	8 Aug	397.2	250.4	v high	159%
Port Augusta Aero	26.4		47.9	25 Jan	12.1		-1.2	15 Jun	346.4
Streaky Bay	23.7	+0.7	44.5	29 Jan			4.5	30 Aug	463.8	379.7	high	122%
Whyalla Aero	23.7	0.0	44.5	30 Jan	11.9	+0.5	0.0	15 Jun	393.3	266.2	v high	148%
Wudinna Aero	25.3		46.8	30 Jan	10.3		-1.3	30 Aug	325.4
Upper North (district 19)
Hawker	25.4	+0.3	45.5	25 Jan	10.8	+0.2	-3.3	19 Jul	401.0	309.0	high	130%
Yongala	22.3	+0.5	43.0	25 Jan	7.9	+0.6	-5.0	28 Aug	511.6	366.5	v high	140%
Northeast (district 20)
Gluepot Reserve (Gluepot)	24.7		44.7	30 Jan	9.5		-5.5	22 Jul	505.7
Yunta Airstrip	24.1		43.5	25 Jan	9.7		-4.9	22 Jul	367.6
Lower North (district 21)
Clare High School	21.1		40.8	30 Jan	9.6		-3.3	22 Jul	598.4
Port Pirie Aerodrome	24.7		44.4	30 Jan	11.6		-0.6	22 Jul	440.3
Port Pirie Nyrstar Comparison	24.9	+0.4	44.5	30 Jan	13.6	+0.9	2.5	15 Jun	422.9	345.7	high	122%
Snowtown (Rayville Park)	24.0		43.4	30 Jan	9.4		-2.2	22 Jul	404.6
Yorke Peninsula (district 22A)
Edithburgh	20.4		42.5	31 Jan	12.4		1.6	13 Sep	446.6
Kadina AWS	23.5		43.9	30 Jan	10.0		-1.4	22 Jul	406.2
Maitland	22.1	+0.5	42.5	30 Jan	12.1	+0.9	3.8	12 Jul	530.3	501.9	average	106%
Minlaton Aero	22.2		42.2	30 Jan	11.2		1.9	19 Jul	419.4
Warooka	21.2	0.0	41.2	30 Jan	12.0	+0.6	3.5	16 Jul	468.8	447.1	average	105%
Kangaroo Island (district 22B)
Cape Borda	18.8		35.8	30 Jan			4.6	25 Sep	501.8
Cape Willoughby	18.1	0.0	36.0	30 Jan	13.4	+0.6	6.7	10 Jul	563.0	540.2	average	104%
Kingscote Aero	20.9		42.7	30 Jan	9.3		-1.9	22 Jul	559.6
Adelaide Plains (district 23A)
Adelaide (Kent Town)	22.7	+0.4	42.9	31 Jan	12.9	+0.7	1.3	22 Jul	537.8	550.5	average	98%
Adelaide Airport	22.1	+0.6	41.9	31 Jan	12.1	+0.7	0.1	22 Jul	443.6	442.7	average	100%
Edinburgh RAAF	22.8	+0.2	43.0	31 Jan	11.5	+0.4	-1.0	22 Jul	527.6	431.9	high	122%
Parafield Airport	23.3	+1.0	42.8	31 Jan	11.4	+0.2	-0.9	16 Jul	470.4	454.1	average	104%
Roseworthy AWS	23.4		43.9	31 Jan	9.8		-2.2	25 Sep	418.8
County Light (district 23B)
Nuriootpa Viticultural	21.2		41.7	31 Jan	9.6		-3.2	22 Jul	635.0
Rosedale (Turretfield Research Centre)	22.8	+0.3	43.5	31 Jan	10.2	+0.2	-0.9	22 Jul	528.0	469.8	high	112%
Mount Lofty Ranges (district 23C)
Hindmarsh Island AWS	20.5		41.2	30 Jan	11.9		3.0	29 Jun	382.2
Kuitpo Forest Reserve	18.8		39.4	31 Jan	10.4		2.2	22 Jul	752.2
Mount Barker	20.1	+0.1	40.0	30 Jan	9.2	+1.2	-2.5	22 Jul	732.6	763.9	average	96%
Mount Crawford (Mt Crawford AWS)	18.8		39.1	30 Jan	9.8		2.0	22 Jul	728.0
Noarlunga	21.6		41.1	31 Jan	12.8		3.3	16 Jul	840.8
Parawa (Second Valley Forest AWS)	17.6		38.3	30 Jan	10.4		2.4	16 Jul	800.8
Victor Harbor (Encounter Bay)	20.1		42.2	30 Jan	10.5		-1.2	16 Jul	583.2
Upper Murray Valley (district 24A)
Loxton Research Centre	23.9	+0.1	41.6	31 Jan	9.8	+0.9	-3.3	22 Jul	385.1	273.3	high	141%
Renmark Aero	24.5		43.2	1 Feb	10.1		-4.2	22 Jul	443.4
Lower Murray Valley (district 24B)
Eudunda	21.4	+0.4	42.3	30 Jan	9.7	+0.5	-0.8	22 Jul	594.0	448.4	v high	132%
Meningie	21.1	+0.4	41.2	30 Jan	10.4	+0.2	-0.3	15 Jun	492.2	468.2	average	105%
Murray Bridge (Pallamana Aerodrome)	22.7		44.3	30 Jan	9.0		-2.8	22 Jul	387.4
Murray Bridge Comparison	23.3	+0.4	45.0	30 Jan	10.3	+0.5	-2.0	22 Jul	432.7	349.0	high	124%
Strathalbyn Racecourse	21.2		42.2	30 Jan	10.5		0.1	16 Jul	420.4
Murray Mallee (district 25A)
Karoonda	23.1		44.6	31 Jan	9.3		-2.0	22 Jul	484.8	341.0	v high	142%
Upper Southeast (district 25B)
Keith	22.3	+0.1	42.2	31 Jan	9.5	+0.4	-2.0	15 Jun	522.2	463.4	high	113%
Keith (Munkora)	22.6		42.8	30 Jan			-2.9	25 Sep	451.0
Lameroo (Austin Plains)	22.9		42.4	31 Jan	8.7		-2.0	22 Jul	425.6
Lameroo Comparison	23.0	+0.1	42.5	31 Jan	9.9	+1.2	0.0	22 Jul	446.0	385.3	high	116%
Lower Southeast (district 26)
Cape Jaffa (The Limestone)	19.1		35.3	30 Jan	10.4		-0.7	15 Jun	491.6
Coonawarra	20.4	0.0	39.3	30 Jan	8.6	+0.6	-2.8	15 Jun	678.8	580.1	high	117%
Mount Gambier Aero	19.3	+0.4	39.6	30 Jan	9.0	+0.9	-0.9	27 Jul	847.4	712.7	high	119%
Naracoorte Aerodrome	20.9		40.0	30 Jan	8.5		-3.8	15 Jun	587.6
Padthaway South	21.2		40.9	30 Jan	8.6		-2.1	15 Jun	526.6
Robe Airfield	19.4		34.5	30 Jan	9.6		-1.9	15 Jun	564.4
Robe Comparison	18.4	+0.3	31.3	31 Jan	11.4	+0.5	3.0	23 Jul	552.6	632.1	low	87%

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