Monday, 1 April 2019 - Monthly Climate Summary for Queensland - Product code IDCKGC14R0

Queensland in March 2019: Well above average rainfall in western to central Queensland from ex-tropical cyclone Trevor

Heavy rain was recorded in parts of western to central Queensland, as the remnants of ex-tropical cyclone Trevor tracked across the State in the last week of the month. Heavy falls were also recorded earlier in the month along the north tropical coast, Cape York Peninsula and Gulf Country when Trevor made landfall. Temperatures were warmer than usual overall for Queensland in March, for mean, maximum and minimum temperature. Hot days were recorded in the first half of the month, as a hot and dry air mass lingered over southern Queensland.

Record rainfall in western Queensland

• Rainfall in Queensland was 45 % above average, and around 40 mm above the long-term average of 90 mm
• Rainfall was well above average in much of northern, and western to central Queensland, and record high in some places; the high rainfall totals were associated with the passage tropical cyclone Trevor
• Above average rainfall was also recorded in some central to southern, and southeastern parts of Queensland
• Coastal showers brought light falls to the east coast at the start of the month
• From the 7th, a surface trough spanning the northwest to southern interior of Queensland, combined with an upper level disturbance and produced thunderstorms and showers over the north tropical to central coasts and adjacent inland districts in Queensland.
• Showers and thunderstorms generated moderate falls along much of Queensland's east coast, southern interior and Cape York Peninsula
• From the 15th to 19th, a series of upper-level troughs combined with a surface trough in the east, generating moderate to locally heavier falls in areas of central to southeast Queensland

Severe tropical cyclone Trevor

• By 18 March, an embedded tropical low on the monsoon trough in the Coral Sea tracked towards the eastern Cape York Peninsula and quickly intensified into tropical cyclone Trevor, with moderate falls reported on the southern flank of the system
• Severe tropical cyclone Trevor made landfall on the afternoon of 19 March, just south of Lockhart River as a category 3 system. Trevor tracked across the far north of the Cape York Peninsula, and generated heavy falls in the Cape, and along the north tropical coast
• Trevor had re-intensified to a category 4 strength system over the Gulf of Carpentaria on 22 March. Severe tropical cyclone Trevor tracked towards the Carpentaria coast of the Northern Territory, and made landfall south of Port McArthur, generating heavy falls.
• After Trevor made landfall, the system weakened to an ex-tropical cyclone, and continued to track south through the east of the Northern Territory, producing widespread moderate to locally heavy falls from western to central Queensland
• The system was located over central western Queensland on 27 March, and an upper level trough interacted with ex-tropical cyclone Trevor. As the remnants of Trevor tracked east-southeast over central Queensland, widespread moderate falls were recorded from western Queensland through to the Central Highlands, extending into southern and southeastern parts of the State
• Some sites had their highest March daily rainfall on record or their highest total March rainfall on record or highest total March rainfall in several decades

Temperatures

• The mean maximum temperature was 1.62 °C above average for the State as a whole. Mean minimum temperature was 2.03 °C above average, and the third-warmest on recrod for March. Mean temperature for Queensland was 1.83 °C above average, and the fifth-warmest on record for March.
• Daytime temperatures were warmer than average in the southeast half of the State, with record warm daytime temperatures reported in the South East Coast District and some sites had their highest March mean daily maximum temperature on record or their highest in several decades
• Overnight temperatures were warmer than average across most of the State except in the northwest; some areas in the southeast interior reported their highest March mean daily minimum temperature on record or their highest March mean daily minimum temperature in several decades
  
• Mean temperatures were above average across southern Queensland, and record warm in the southeastern quarter of the State; some sites had their highest March mean temperature on record or their highest in several decades
• Very hot days and very warm nights were recorded in the first three weeks of the month, with some sites recording their highest March temperature on record or their warmest March night (highest daily minimum temperature) on record
• From available records, it was the first time a site had recorded a daily maximum temperature at or above 40 °C in the South East Coast District in March. On 11 March, Gatton recorded a maximum temperature of 40.0 °C and the following day, 41.1 °C . Numerous sites in the South East Coast District exceeded a daily maximum temperature of 40 °C , including Amberley with 41.3 °C , Beaudesert with 40.2 °C and Archerfield with 40.2 °C
• Several other sites had their highest March temperature on record including Kingaroy with 37.7 °C , Gayndah with 40.5 °C , Barcaldine with 42.5 °C and Emerald with 41.7 °C
• Several locations in the central west and southeast reported a record run of days at or above 40 °C in March. Isisford Post Office a had record run of five consecutive days at or above 40 °C from 10 to 14 March (previous record was four days ending 21 March 2015), Longreach Aero with five days at or above 40 °C from 11 to 15 March (previous record was four days ending 21 March 2015),Taroom with three days at or above 40 °C from 11 to 13 March (previous record was two days ending 20 March 2015)
• Temperatures eased across western to central, and southern Queensland at the end of the month, due to thick cloudband associated with ex-tropical cyclone Trevor with a few sites reporting their coolest, or equal-coolest daily March maximum temperature on record

Severe thunderstorms

• On 12 March, severe thunderstorms produced wind gusts up to 109 km/hr at Cloncurry, 98 km/hr gust at Rockhampton, and 93 km/hr gust at Hughenden
• Wind gusts up to 91 km/hr were reported at Gayndah Airport, with trees downed and carports damaged
• Severe thunderstorms produced heavy rainfall around Gladstone (including 69 mm in 30 minutes at Gladstone Radar), with flooded houses from leaving rooves, and trees down around Calliope

Extremes Maps Records Summaries Important notes the top

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Extremes in March 2019
Hottest day	44.1 °C at Bedourie on the 11th
Warmest days on average	37.2 °C at Bedourie
Coolest days on average	27.1 °C at Woolshed
Coldest day	17.7 °C at Toowoomba Airport on the 27th
Coldest night	6.4 °C at Stanthorpe Leslie Parade on the 31st
Coolest nights on average	15.0 °C at Applethorpe
Warmest nights on average	26.6 °C at Sweers Island
Warmest night	30.7 °C at Ballera Gas Field on the 23rd
Warmest on average overall	30.7 °C at Century Mine
Coolest on average overall	21.1 °C at Applethorpe
Wettest overall	1022.6 mm at Whyanbeel Valley
Wettest day	302.0 mm at Lockhart River Airport on the 20th
Strongest wind gust	137 km/h at Lockhart River Airport on the 19th

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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Record highest March daily rainfall
	New record (mm)		Old record		Years of record
Isisford Post Office	146.4	on the 27th	142.2	on the 29th in 1890	133
Aurukun Shire Council	210.8	on the 21st	167.0	on the 22nd in 1985	102
Peakvale Station	86.0	on the 28th	84.0	on the 10th in 1977	86
Springleigh	141.2	on the 27th	123.4	on the 9th in 1965	79
Mahrigong	94.0	on the 28th	93.5	on the 10th in 1955	72
Lockhart River Airport	302.0	on the 20th	268.2	on the 4th in 1969	62
Minnie Downs	126.0	on the 26th	109.5	on the 31st in 1964	62
Winvic	152.0	on the 28th	92.0	on the 4th in 2013	57
Wansey Downs	79.4	on the 27th	78.0	on the 4th in 2018	53
Talagai	169.2	on the 16th	100.0	on the 3rd in 1994	51
Jochmus	129.0	on the 28th	101.0	on the 10th in 1979	50
Monogorilby - Home	84.2	on the 31st	81.0	on the 5th in 2017	37
Albro Station	143.0	on the 28th	95.0	on the 11th in 1979	36
Alderley Station	45.0	on the 27th	44.4	on the 4th in 2012	31
Islay Plains	101.0	on the 28th	81.0	on the 10th in 1994	27
Gold Coast Seaway	159.0	on the 18th	122.0	on the 10th in 2001	25
Piccaninny Plains Station	150.0	on the 19th	149.0	on the 11th in 2005	23
Mackunda Downs	139.4	on the 27th	77.2	on the 19th in 2011	21

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Record highest March total rainfall
	New record (mm)	Old record		Years of record	Average for March
Winvic	237.2	216.0	in 1990	56	66.1
Piccaninny Plains Station	713.0	416.8	in 2004	23	307.8

Highest March total rainfall for at least 20 years
	Observed (mm)	Most recent higher		Average for March
Mundurin Station	152.5	324.8	in 1950*	37.5
Marion Downs	125.0	127.5	in 1956*	21.2
Nive Downs	235.4	429.3	in 1956*	57.8
Minnie Downs	298.5	318.3	in 1956*	67.7
Barcaldine Post Office	187.5	357.1	in 1963	60.3
Isisford Post Office	204.6	248.3	in 1963	60.3
Springleigh	224.6	304.8	in 1963	59.3
Woleebee Nevasa	158.0	171.7	in 1963*	55.5
Albro Station	190.0	197.0	in 1979*	47.6
Rewan Station	228.8	345.6	in 1990	87.1
Bauhinia Downs Store	172.2	224.8	in 1994	65.1
Alderley	225.0	280.1	in 1994*	140.5
Ulcanbah	233.8	254.8	in 1997*	68.1

* 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 March temperature
	New record (°C )		Old record		Years of record	Average for March
Amberley AMO	41.3	on the 12th	38.9	on the 11th in 2007	78	29.4
Barcaldine Post Office	42.5	on the 13th	42.2	on the 20th in 2015	58	33.3
Double Island Point Lighthouse	33.7	on the 12th	= 33.7	on the 8th in 2001	58	26.8
Springsure Comet St	40.3	on the 12th	40.2	on the 12th in 2007	54	31.6
University of Queensland Gatton	41.1	on the 12th	39.5	on the 14th in 1998	54	29.6
Archerfield Airport	40.2	on the 12th	38.7	on the 11th in 2007	44	28.8
Emerald Airport	41.7	on the 12th	40.8	on the 12th in 2007	27	32.8
Logan City Water Treatment Plant	38.9	on the 12th	37.5	on the 5th in 2015	27	28.5
Weipa Aero	34.7	on the 10th	= 34.7	on the 12th in 2016	27	31.8
Warwick	37.4	on the 11th	37.2	on the 14th in 1998	24	27.8
Coconut Island	35.8	on the 8th	35.7	on the 13th in 2016	22	31.6

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Record lowest March daily maximum temperature
	New record (°C )		Old record		Years of record	Average for March
Tambo Post Office	21.1	on the 27th	= 21.1	on the 26th in 1990	63	32.5
Tewantin RSL Park	22.7	on the 27th	= 22.7	on the 31st in 2005	24	27.5
Toowoomba Airport	17.7	on the 27th	18.0	on the 12th in 2003	23	26.1
Beerburrum Forest Station	21.4	on the 27th	22.0	on the 12th in 2003	21	28.6
Brisbane	22.8	on the 27th	= 22.8	on the 12th in 2003	20	29.1

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Record highest March mean daily maximum temperature
	New record (°C )	Old record		Years of record	Average for March
Cape Moreton Lighthouse	28.1	= 28.1	in 2016	108	26.1
Archerfield Airport	31.6	31.3	in 1998	43	28.8
Coolangatta	28.7	= 28.7	in 2017	30	27.3
Logan City Water Treatment Plant	30.4	30.3	in 1998	26	28.5
Rainbow Beach	29.3	29.2	in 2001	26	27.9
Tewantin RSL Park	29.3	29.0	in 2015	23	27.5
Point Lookout	30.0	29.9	in 2017	22	28.7
Beerburrum Forest Station	30.8	30.2	in 2015	20	28.6

Highest March mean daily maximum temperature for at least 20 years
	Observed (°C )	Most recent higher		Average for March
Amberley AMO	32.3	33.2	in 1998	29.4
Applethorpe	27.3	28.9	in 1998	24.0
Brisbane Aero	29.3	29.4	in 1998	28.0
Bundaberg Aero	31.3	31.5	in 1998	29.2
Double Island Point Lighthouse	29.3	29.5	in 1998	26.8
St George Airport	34.5	35.7	in 1998	32.0
Texas Post Office	33.4	34.9	in 1998	31.2
Gympie	31.4	31.5	in 1998*	29.3
University of Queensland Gatton	32.7	33.7	in 1998*	29.6
Warwick	30.5	31.3	in 1998*	27.8

* 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 March daily minimum temperature
	New record (°C )		Old record		Years of record	Average for March
Bollon Mary St	28.8	on the 25th	28.6	on the 15th in 1989	63	18.3
Taroom Post Office	26.7	on the 12th	24.9	on the 14th in 2017	63	18.3
Cunnamulla Post Office	29.2	on the 24th	28.5	on the 14th in 1989	60	18.9
Surat	25.6	on the 10th	25.4	on the 3rd in 2018	56	17.9
Texas Post Office	24.9	on the 25th	23.4	on the 21st in 2015	48	16.0
Roma Airport	26.4	on the 12th	24.8	on the 3rd in 2007	27	17.4
Warwick	22.8	on the 26th	21.7	on the 21st in 2015	24	15.2
Miles Constance Street	25.2	on the 12th	24.0	on the 21st in 2015	22	17.9
St George Airport	27.1	on the 10th	27.0	on the 3rd in 2018	22	18.8
Thargomindah Airport	29.9	on the 23rd	= 29.9	on the 1st in 2016	20	21.6

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Record lowest March temperature
	New record (°C )		Old record		Years of record	Average for March
Toowoomba Airport	9.3	on the 31st	10.2	on the 24th in 2012	23	16.4

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Record highest March mean daily minimum temperature
	New record (°C )	Old record		Years of record	Average for March
Sandy Cape Lighthouse	23.2	= 23.2	in 1925	111	21.7
Charleville Aero	21.9	21.7	in 1989	76	18.8
Surat	20.6	20.2	in 2007	73	17.9
Taroom Post Office	20.9	20.8	in 2017	66	18.3
Injune Post Office	19.8	19.1	in 2007	51	16.6
Texas Post Office	19.1	18.3	in 2017	47	16.0
Oakey Aero	18.5	18.4	in 2017	45	15.8
Warwick	17.0	16.9	in 2017	23	15.2
Miles Constance Street	19.9	19.4	in 2016	21	17.9

Highest March mean daily minimum temperature for at least 20 years
	Observed (°C )	Most recent higher		Average for March
Tambo Post Office	21.2	21.5	in 1933	17.6
Mitchell Post Office	19.8	20.0	in 1956*	16.8
Lockhart River Airport	24.3	24.8	in 1988*	23.5

* 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 March mean temperature
	New record (°C )	Old record		Years of record	Average for March
Sandy Cape Lighthouse	26.7	= 26.7	in 1998	111	25.1
University of Queensland Gatton	26.2	26.1	in 1998	97	23.4
Amberley AMO	26.0	25.6	in 2017	77	23.6
Surat	27.2	27.1	in 2007	73	24.9
Taroom Post Office	27.8	= 27.8	in 2016	66	25.0
Injune Post Office	26.8	26.3	in 2015	51	23.7
Applethorpe	21.1	= 21.1	in 1998	50	18.7
Texas Post Office	26.4	25.6	in 1998	47	23.6
Oakey Aero	24.9	24.4	in 2007	45	22.3
Archerfield Airport	26.0	25.9	in 2017	43	23.6
Logan City Water Treatment Plant	25.5	= 25.5	in 2017	26	23.8
Roma Airport	27.0	= 27.0	in 2007	26	24.5
Thangool Airport	27.0	26.7	in 2017	26	25.0
Tewantin RSL Park	25.6	25.5	in 2017	23	24.2
Warwick	23.8	23.1	in 2015	23	21.5
Miles Constance Street	26.5	= 26.5	in 2015	21	24.6
St George Airport	27.7	27.6	in 2007	21	25.4
Beerburrum Forest Station	25.4	25.2	in 2017	20	23.6

Highest March mean temperature for at least 20 years
	Observed (°C )	Most recent higher		Average for March
Double Island Point Lighthouse	26.1	26.2	in 1998	24.3

Extremes Maps Records Summaries Important notes the top

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Summary statistics for March 2019
	Maximum temperatures (°C )				Minimum temperatures (°C )				Rainfall (millimetres)
	Mean for March 2019	Diff from average	Highest for March 2019		Mean for March 2019	Diff from average	Lowest for March 2019		Total for March 2019	Average for March	Rank of March 2019	Fraction of March average
North Peninsula (district 27)
Coconut Island	32.0	+0.4	35.8	8th	25.9	+0.2	24.0	23rd	270.0	288.1	average	94%
Coen Airport	31.9	+0.4	34.1	17th	23.8	+0.4	21.5	8th	338.4	268.1	average	126%
Horn Island	30.6	+0.1	31.9	10th	25.6	+0.6	24.0	12th	277.2	351.3	low	79%
Scherger RAAF	32.2	+0.1	34.7	10th	24.0	+0.3	22.6	8th	570.0	348.7	high	163%
Weipa Aero	31.7	-0.1	34.7	10th	24.3	+0.4	23.0	8th
South Peninsula (district 28)
Lockhart River Airport	30.8	+0.2	33.8	28th	24.3	+0.8	22.9	8th	646.0	450.6	high	143%
Palmerville	32.3	0.0	35.1	16th	22.5	+0.5	19.0	1st	162.2	180.5	average	90%
Lower Carpentaria (district 29)
Burketown Airport	35.5	+1.1	40.3	7th	24.8	+0.9	22.9	31st	101.6	146.6	average	69%
Century Mine	36.9	+0.7	41.6	12th	24.4	+0.8	21.0	18th	43.4	78.7	average	55%
Cloncurry Airport	35.9	+0.1	41.3	12th	23.7	+0.8	17.4	17th	72.2	79.0	high	91%
Julia Creek Airport	35.6	-0.8	40.2	12th	21.7	+0.4	16.1	31st	87.4	78.7	average	111%
Kowanyama Airport	33.5	+0.7	35.5	6th	24.5	+0.7	22.1	14th	302.6	239.6	high	126%
Lake Julius AWS	35.7		41.6	13th	24.1		18.5	31st	21.2
Mornington Island Airport	32.2		35.5	7th	25.6		21.3	8th	392.2
Mount Isa Aero	35.2	+0.8	41.2	12th	21.9	+0.1	14.1	18th	31.2	65.4	average	48%
Normanton Airport	34.7	+0.7	38.1	7th	25.1	+0.5	23.0	9th	55.8	139.8	average	40%
Sweers Island	32.1	-0.1	35.7	6th	26.6	+0.6	23.5	8th	319.7	248.2	average	129%
Upper Carpentaria (district 30)
Georgetown Airport	33.3	-0.1	38.2	12th	22.8	+0.8	20.7	6th	163.2	147.6	average	111%
Hughenden Airport	34.5	0.0	38.0	12th	22.6	+1.0	18.5	31st	23.4	34.2	average	68%
Richmond Airport	35.0	-0.6	38.3	12th	21.5	+0.2	17.3	31st	8.4	64.0	low	13%
Richmond Post Office	35.4	+0.5	38.8	12th	22.7	+1.9	18.2	17th	36.2	62.3	average	58%
Barron North Coast (district 31)
Cairns Aero	30.6	0.0	32.4	14th	23.9	+0.8	22.3	22nd	314.6	413.9	average	76%
Cairns Racecourse	30.7		32.4	13th	23.5		21.5	12th	365.2
Cape Flattery	31.2	+0.1	32.6	14th	25.0	+0.4	22.4	23rd	142.0	384.3	v low	37%
Cooktown Airport	30.5	0.0	32.8	28th	24.1	+0.3	22.5	23rd	522.6	392.9	high	133%
Low Isles Lighthouse	30.5	-0.3	33.0	6th	25.1	0.0	22.4	22nd	657.4	439.9	high	149%
Mareeba Airport	29.7	-0.1	33.1	6th	20.9	+0.3	18.6	5th	104.6	163.8	average	64%
Walkamin Research Station	28.9	+0.8	32.0	13th	20.2	+0.6	18.0	12th	162.4	209.7	average	77%
Herbert North Coast (district 32)
Cowley Beach (Defence)	30.2		31.7	16th	23.8		22.0	12th	330.2
Innisfail	30.2	+0.4	32.2	6th	22.4	+0.2	20.7	4th	584.5	663.9	average	88%
Innisfail Aerodrome	30.5		32.7	6th	22.7		20.1	12th	485.4
Lucinda Point	29.5	-0.2	32.0	6th	24.9	+0.1	22.6	31st	301.2	176.0	high	171%
Mount Stuart (Defence)	30.2		32.5	7th	23.0		21.1	7th	253.2
South Johnstone Exp Stn	30.1	+0.2	32.4	16th	23.3	+1.2	21.6	12th	477.4	610.2	average	78%
Townsville Aero	31.2	+0.5	33.1	15th	24.2	+1.2	21.6	7th	234.6	194.5	average	121%
Townsville- Air Weapons Range (Defence)	31.0		34.8	12th	21.2		18.4	4th	67.4
East Central Coast (district 33)
Alva Beach	30.3	-0.3	31.0	18th	24.6	+1.4	21.7	2nd	123.0	145.1	average	85%
Ayr DPI Research Stn	31.2	+0.3	32.9	14th	22.8	+1.3	20.9	13th	168.8	155.0	average	109%
Bowen Airport AWS	31.4		32.7	21st	23.7		21.4	11th	100.6
Collinsville Post Office	32.4	+0.4	34.9	20th	21.8	+1.7	18.4	1st	78.8	97.3	average	81%
Hamilton Island Airport	29.5	+0.9	31.0	13th	24.8	+0.6	23.0	3rd	134.8	250.8	low	54%
Mackay Aero	30.0	+0.7	31.9	30th	23.0	+0.9	21.4	11th	228.2	260.4	average	88%
Mackay M.O	29.9	+1.2	32.6	15th	23.5	+1.1	21.7	3rd	220.6	284.0	average	78%
Ooralea Racecourse (Mackay Turf Club)	30.0		31.7	14th	22.6		21.1	11th	213.4
Proserpine Airport	30.4	+0.2	33.0	12th	22.6	+1.0	20.8	3rd	262.0	216.5	high	121%
Samuel Hill Aero	30.4	+1.2	33.9	13th	21.3	+0.5	18.7	24th	150.8	221.3	average	68%
St Lawrence	31.5	+0.7	33.2	7th	22.5	+0.8	20.0	1st	70.6	150.0	average	47%
Townsville- Fanning River (Defence)	31.3		34.6	12th	20.8		17.6	3rd	87.4
Williamson	32.1	+1.7	34.1	13th	22.2	+0.6	18.8	24th	59.6	127.7	average	47%
Woolshed	27.1	-0.6	29.3	15th	20.6	+0.8	17.0	7th	338.8	155.0	high	219%
Yeppoon The Esplanade	29.1	+0.7	30.3	26th	23.2	+0.6	21.2	3rd	128.0	131.4	average	97%
West Central Coast (district 34)
Charters Towers Airport	32.4	+0.4	37.0	12th	20.9	-0.1	18.9	4th	58.6	75.8	average	77%
Moranbah Airport	33.5		40.1	12th	21.3		19.1	1st	145.6
Central Highlands (district 35)
Blackwater Airport	33.7		40.9	12th	21.4		18.9	4th	179.6
Clermont Airport	33.5		40.4	12th	21.3		18.8	24th	225.4
Emerald Airport	34.1	+1.3	41.7	12th	22.2	+1.8	20.0	31st	134.2	60.2	high	223%
Lochington	34.3		42.2	12th	21.7		18.3	31st	106.2
Rolleston Airport	33.5		40.3	13th	20.9		16.9	31st	118.4
Springsure Comet St	33.3	+1.7	40.3	12th	21.0	+2.1	17.4	31st	133.6	71.0	high	188%
Tambo Post Office	33.9	+1.4	39.5	12th	21.2	+3.6	12.9	31st	171.6	60.0	v high	286%
Taroom Post Office	34.6	+2.9	41.7	13th	20.9	+2.6	13.8	31st	126.0	64.0	high	197%
Central Lowlands (district 36)
Barcaldine Post Office	35.4	+2.1	42.5	13th	23.8	+2.9	17.2	31st	187.5	60.3	v high	311%
Blackall Airport	35.4	+1.5	42.0	12th	22.9	+2.7	14.8	31st	199.6	47.8	v high	418%
Isisford Post Office	36.4	+2.1	43.1	12th	22.8	+2.4	13.2	31st	204.6	60.3	v high	339%
Longreach Aero	36.7	+2.0	43.0	12th	22.7	+2.3	16.0	31st	89.6	55.0	high	163%
Upper Western (district 37)
Camooweal Township	36.6	+1.3	42.6	12th	23.2	+1.4	16.9	31st	60.6	55.8	average	109%
Carters Bore	34.8		41.3	12th	23.6		15.4	31st	71.6
New May Downs	34.8		40.0	12th	22.9		15.8	31st	28.2
The Monument Airport	35.2	-0.5	42.1	12th	22.2	+0.3	12.9	31st	158.8	51.1	high	311%
Trepell Airport	35.0	-0.9	40.9	12th	21.8	-0.1	12.6	31st	212.4	55.2	high	385%
Winton Airport	35.8	+0.1	40.8	12th	21.5	+0.1	16.0	31st	157.6	69.0	high	228%
Lower Western (district 38)
Bedourie	37.2	+1.3	44.1	11th	21.8	0.0	17.1	4th	54.4	27.4	high	199%
Birdsville Airport	36.1	+0.3	43.2	11th	22.4	+0.4	12.9	31st	27.8	34.8	high	80%
Boulia Airport	36.2	+0.7	43.1	12th	23.7	+1.8	14.8	31st	86.7	36.7	v high	236%
Windorah Airport	35.8		43.0	11th	23.5		16.0	31st	45.0
Port Curtis South Coast (district 39)
Bundaberg Aero	31.3	+2.1	34.5	13th	21.4	+1.3	18.6	31st	81.4	112.9	average	72%
Gayndah Airport	33.5	+2.3	40.5	12th	20.5	+1.5	15.1	31st	165.6	73.5	high	225%
Gladstone Airport	30.8	+1.0	34.0	12th	22.8	+1.0	20.2	13th	115.6	113.6	average	102%
Lady Elliot Island	30.1	+1.8	31.6	16th	24.4	+0.9	21.9	9th	49.4	124.2	low	40%
Monto Township	32.6	+2.6	37.9	13th	19.3	+1.9	15.8	3rd	107.9	79.3	average	136%
Rockhampton Aero	33.0	+2.5	39.3	12th	22.5	+1.6	20.4	3rd	45.4	104.6	average	43%
Sandy Cape Lighthouse	30.1	+1.6	31.9	20th	23.2	+1.5	20.2	28th	150.2	157.4	average	95%
Seventeen Seventy	29.8	+1.5	31.7	22nd	22.8	+1.2	20.2	31st	119.3	142.6	average	84%
Thangool Airport	33.8	+1.8	39.3	12th	20.1	+2.2	17.1	10th	77.0	63.6	average	121%
Moreton South Coast (district 40)
Amberley AMO	32.3	+2.9	41.3	12th	19.6	+1.8	10.4	31st	99.0	85.7	average	116%
Archerfield Airport	31.6	+2.8	40.2	12th	20.3	+1.8	13.9	31st	174.6	127.5	high	137%
Beaudesert Drumley Street	31.1	+2.0	36.5	13th	19.4	+1.6	14.3	31st	211.8	128.9	high	164%
Beerburrum Forest Station	30.8	+2.2	36.4	12th	19.9	+1.2	12.7	31st	202.0	176.4	average	115%
Brisbane	31.2	+2.1	37.7	12th	21.5	+1.4	15.3	31st	181.0	115.3	v high	157%
Brisbane Aero	29.3	+1.3	34.0	12th	21.2	+1.5	13.0	31st	147.0	112.1	average	131%
Canungra (Defence)	29.8		38.6	12th	18.3		9.6	31st	194.0
Cape Moreton Lighthouse	28.1	+2.0	30.3	9th	22.5	+1.3	16.6	31st	156.8	175.2	average	89%
Coolangatta	28.7	+1.4	32.4	23rd	20.9	+1.1	13.5	31st	235.0	186.1	average	126%
Double Island Point Lighthouse	29.3	+2.5	33.7	12th	22.9	+1.1	18.5	31st	129.8	162.4	average	80%
Gold Coast Seaway	29.2	+1.3	35.6	12th	21.9	+1.0	14.9	31st	391.8	134.5	v high	291%
Greenbank (Defence)	31.5		40.9	12th	19.2		11.6	31st	131.6
Gympie	31.4	+2.1	37.8	13th	20.2	+2.0	12.1	31st	163.4	144.7	average	113%
Hervey Bay Airport	29.8	+0.7	32.0	14th	21.5	+0.8	17.7	31st	223.8	135.4	high	165%
Kingaroy Airport	30.6	+2.4	38.2	13th	17.9	+1.7	9.7	31st	118.6	69.5	high	171%
Logan City Water Treatment Plant	30.4	+1.9	38.9	12th	20.8	+1.6	17.6	24th	191.5	134.3	high	143%
Maryborough	31.5	+2.2	37.0	13th	20.4	+1.0	16.8	31st	210.4	157.6	high	134%
Nambour Daff - Hillside	29.9	+2.0	35.8	12th	21.0	+1.3	16.0	31st	257.2	274.8	average	94%
Point Lookout	30.0	+1.3	32.3	21st	22.5	+0.6	16.6	31st	106.9	132.5	average	81%
Rainbow Beach	29.3	+1.4	32.2	12th					228.4	151.8	high	150%
Redcliffe	29.3	+1.5	33.8	12th	22.0	+1.2	14.4	31st	219.8	138.2	high	159%
Redland (Alexandra Hills)	29.1		32.6	12th	20.9		13.9	31st	205.0
Sunshine Coast Airport	29.0	+1.1	33.8	12th	21.6	+1.5	14.1	31st	319.0	173.7	high	184%
Tewantin RSL Park	29.3	+1.8	34.0	12th	21.9	+1.0	14.6	31st	218.2	218.1	average	100%
Tin Can Bay (Defence)	29.9		34.0	12th	21.0		15.3	31st	234.6
University of Queensland Gatton	32.7	+3.1	41.1	12th	19.3	+2.0	13.5	31st	107.8	79.6	high	135%
East Darling Downs (district 41)
Applethorpe	27.3	+3.3	32.5	11th	15.0	+1.6	6.5	31st	51.8	71.4	average	73%
Dalby Airport	31.7	+1.5	38.4	13th	18.6	+2.1	10.2	31st	93.6	58.7	high	159%
Oakey Aero	31.2	+2.5	37.9	12th	18.5	+2.7	10.7	31st	70.0	51.4	average	136%
Stanthorpe Leslie Parade					15.4	+1.5	6.4	31st	50.1	66.7	average	75%
Texas Post Office	33.4	+2.2	37.5	13th	19.1	+3.1	10.6	31st	44.0	56.6	average	78%
Toowoomba Airport	28.1	+2.0	35.5	12th	17.6	+1.2	9.3	31st	199.4	86.4	v high	231%
Warwick	30.5	+2.7	37.4	11th	17.0	+1.8	9.4	31st	96.2	69.8	high	138%
West Darling Downs (district 42)
Miles Constance Street	33.1	+1.7	39.2	13th	19.9	+2.0	12.2	31st	152.0	59.0	v high	258%
Maranoa (district 43)
Injune Post Office	33.8	+2.9	40.8	11th	19.8	+3.2	10.3	31st	66.4	63.0	average	105%
Mitchell Post Office	33.7	+2.6	39.6	11th	19.8	+3.0	10.6	31st	25.1	61.4	average	41%
Roma Airport	34.3	+2.7	40.5	11th	19.8	+2.4	11.6	31st	62.4	58.1	average	107%
St George Airport	34.5	+2.5	40.5	10th	20.6	+1.8	11.2	31st	21.2	46.8	average	45%
Surat	33.8	+2.0	39.5	11th	20.6	+2.7	10.4	31st	66.8	58.9	average	113%
Warrego (district 44)
Bollon Mary St	33.7	+1.6	40.6	11th	21.1	+2.8	9.6	31st	39.0	49.1	average	79%
Charleville Aero	34.4	+2.3	40.7	11th	21.9	+3.1	10.0	31st	129.8	59.4	high	219%
Cunnamulla Post Office	34.7	+2.3	41.2	11th	21.6	+2.7	10.7	31st	10.6	41.0	average	26%
Far Southwest (district 45)
Ballera Gas Field	36.0	+1.1	42.7	10th	22.6	+0.9	13.0	31st	22.0	25.7	average	86%
Thargomindah Airport	35.3	+1.4	41.7	10th	22.8	+1.2	13.4	31st	16.2	38.1	average	43%
Offshore Islands (district 200)
Middle Percy Island	28.5	+0.9	30.4	26th	23.6	+0.7	20.8	3rd	95.4	187.8	average	51%
Willis Island	30.2	+0.3	31.0	15th	25.8	+0.3	24.2	30th	154.6	206.3	average	75%

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