Thursday, 1 February 2007 - Monthly Climate Summary for South Australia - Product code IDCKGC13R0

South Australia in January 2007
Record Rainfalls

Summary

Rainfall was mostly above to very much above average over South Australia while temperatures were mostly above normal.

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Rainfall

Pastoral Districts

Rainfall over the Pastoral Districts during January was generally above to very much above average, with record January totals at several locations. Average rainfall totals were confined to the western half of the North West Pastoral District west of Marla, and also isolated pockets over the northeast of the Far North District.

Rainfall totals of 50 mm and less were mostly confined to isolated gaugings in the Far North district. Totals between 50 and 100 mm were reported from small parts of the Far North and most of the remaining districts. There were several registrations of monthly totals of 100 mm or more throughout the Pastoral Districts.

The highest rainfall total for January in the Pastoral Districts was 118 mm at Nonning, in the North West Pastoral District.

Agricultural Districts

Rainfall totals over the Agricultural Districts were mostly above to very much above average. Average rainfall totals were confined to the far west of the Western Agricultural District, northwest of Elliston to the Western Australia border, and also the western half of Kangaroo Island. A narrow band of below average rainfall extended from near Streaky Bay to near Yalata on Eyre Peninsula. Embedded within this band was an isolated small pocket of very much below average rainfall.

Rainfall totals of 100 mm or more were registered at many centres in the Upper and Lower North Districts and at several centres throughout the Western Agricultural, Yorke Peninsula, Mount Lofty Ranges, Murray Mallee and Lower Southeast Districts.

Rainfall totals mostly between 50 and 100 mm were reported from the remainder of Lower Southeast, Murray Mallee, Mount Lofty Ranges and Upper and Lower North Districts as well as the Riverland, Flats and Lower Basin and County Light Districts.

Rainfall totals of 50 mm or less were reported from much of the Yorke Peninsula, Adelaide Plains and isolated gaugings on Kangaroo Island Districts. Most of the Kangaroo Island and much of the Western Agricultural Districts registered totals below 25 mm.

The highest January rainfall reported in the Agricultural Districts was 176 mm at Hawker, in the Upper North District.

Many centres throughout the state recorded highest daily rainfall totals on record. (See Significant Weather for January for an explanation).

Coonawarra and Policemans Point recorded their highest daily rainfalls for all months. Hawker and Corny Point recorded their second highest daily rainfalls for all months and Whyalla Airport its third highest daily rainfall for all months.

Some sites had their highest total January rainfall on record.

Some sites had their highest total January rainfall for at least 20 years.

Some sites had their highest daily rainfall for January on record.

Temperature

Maximum Temperature

Mean maximum temperatures were up to 3°C above average in the Agricultural Districts and southwest of the Pastoral Districts, while conditions were up to 3°C below average over the remainder of the Pastoral Districts.

Mean maximum temperatures across the Pastoral Districts ranged from 31.7°C at Yunta Airport in the Northeast Pastoral district, to 37°C at Marree in the Far North district.

Oodnadatta, in the Far North district, recorded the highest maximum with 44.5°C on the 5th.

Mean maximum temperatures across the Agricultural Districts ranged from 22.8°C at Cape Willoughby on Kangaroo Island, to 33.1°C at Port Augusta Aerodrome in the Upper North district. Nullarbor, in the Western Agricultural District, recorded the highest maximum across the agricultural areas with 44.6°C on the 5th.

Some sites had their highest January mean daily maximum temperature on record.

Minimum temperature

Mean minimum temperatures were up to 3°C above average generally over the state.

Mean minimum temperatures across the state ranged from 13.4°C at Mount Gambier Aerodrome in the Lower Southeast district, to 24.1°C at Moomba Aerodrome in the Far North district.

The lowest recorded minimum temperature across the state was 5.0°C at Naracoorte in the Lower Southeast district, on the 9th

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

Some sites had their highest January mean daily minimum temperature for at least 20 years.

Significant Weather

Rain

An intrusion of tropical air slowly extended from the north of South Australia to most areas of the state from the 14th to the 17th. The slow approach and passage of a stronger frontal system from the 18th to the 21st resulted in more general rain with thunderstorms, developing over all but the more western areas of the state. Localised flash flooding occurred at several locations in the Pastoral Districts and northern Agricultural Districts as a result.

Many locations recorded their highest 24-hour rainfall total for January on record. This included Hawker 125.4 mm to 9am on the 20th and 173 mm for the week ending 9am Monday 22. Corny Point 107 mm to 9am on the 20th and Parawa 105.4 mm to 9am on the 20th.

Arcoona homestead, near Woomera, recorded 143 mm in the 24 hours to 9am on the 20th, with much of this falling in a 4-hour period from 11am to 3pm on the 19th. For the week ending 9am Monday 22 Arcoona had amassed 190 mm.
 

Severe Winds

A developing low passing to the near south of the state on the 20th resulted in a short burst of gale force west winds of 63 km/h in the Port Lincoln region and very gusty conditions over Kangaroo Island. The highest gust reached 98 km/h at Cape Borda and gusts were estimated to be reaching 90 km/h on parts of the north coast. The combination of low pressure, winds and high tide resulted in the stranding of many vehicles on Kingston's Long Beach. At the time the Cape Du Couedic Wave Rider Buoy recorded a peak wave height of 12 metres.

Thunderstorms

A thunderstorm resulted in a north gust to 96 km/h at Oodnadatta on the 5th.
On the 6th a thunderstorm resulted in a gust to 49KT (91 km/h) at the Renmark Airport but in Renmark West and South, a survey of the extensive damage to homes, trees and crops (vines and fruit trees) rated the probable wind strength in the 140 to 180 km/h range.
On the 18th at Poona, near Coulta, a thunderstorm resulted in 58 mm in 45 minutes.
The 19th saw several thunderstorms resulting in heavy rainfalls and some wind gusts. At Parawa 36.8 mm fell in 30 minutes. At Cockaleechie severe wind gusts occurred and 53 mm fell in about 30 minutes. At Alford 40 mm fell in 30 minutes and further rainfall resulted in 61 mm in 3 hours. At Mundulla, near Bordertown, 35 mm fell in 45 minutes.

Significant fire weather days

There were three.
On the 6th extreme fire weather was recorded in 10 districts.
On the 10th extreme fire weather was recorded in all districts.
On the 16th extreme Fire weather was recorded in 12 districts.

Further information

South Australian Regional Office
South Australian Climate Services Centre
Bureau of Meteorology
Phone (08) 8366 2600
Email climate.sa@bom.gov.au

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Extremes

Hottest day Highest temperature	44.6°C at Nullarbor on the 3rd
Warmest days on average Highest mean daily maximum temperature	37.0°C at Marree Comparison
Coolest days on average Lowest mean daily maximum temperature	22.7°C at Neptune Island
Coldest day Lowest daily maximum temperature	14.8°C at Mount Crawford Fire Tower on the 21st
Coldest night Lowest temperature	5.0°C at Naracoorte Aerodrome on the 9th
Coolest nights on average Lowest mean daily minimum temperature	13.4°C at Mount Gambier Aero
Warmest nights on average Highest mean daily minimum temperature	24.1°C at Moomba Airport
Warmest night Highest daily minimum temperature	32.7°C at Oodnadatta Airport on the 5th
Wettest overall Highest total rainfall	176.1 mm at Hawker
Highest wind gust	104 km/h at Neptune Island on the 20th

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Records

Record highest total January rainfall
	Total rainfall for January 2007 (mm)	Previous highest for January		Normal for January	Years of record
Georgetown	119.5	111.8	in 1941	19.9	133
Port Pirie Zinifex Comparison	130.5	101.0	in 1974	18.9	131
Crystal Brook	113.0	103.4	in 1941	19.1	127
Hawker	176.1	157.0	in 1937	20.3	126
Frances	93.2	86.8	in 1946	21.7	118
Wolseley	92.4	92.1	in 1963	20.2	117
Corny Point	116.2	95.5	in 1972	13.9	115
Yunta (Panaramitee)	114.8	110.2	in 1937	21.5	101
Freeling	64.4	53.8	in 2002	21.0	45
Williamstown (South Para Reservoir)	75.6	72.0	in 1974	26.0	40
Blanchetown Lock 1	86.6	= 86.6	in 1974	21.4	39
Policemans Point	87.4	57.4	in 1970	20.3	36
Caliph	79.0	52.8	in 1996	17.7	33
Whyalla Aero	93.8	81.6	in 1997	16.2	27
Glendambo	68.0	31.2	in 1993	9.8	23
Loxton Research Centre	58.4	43.8	in 2005	17.1	23
Coonawarra	97.6	60.8	in 1991	27.4	22
Moonaree	67.6	51.2	in 1993	11.1	21

Highest total January rainfall for at least 20 years
	Total rainfall for January 2007 (mm)	Most recent higher for January		Normal for January	Years of record
Penola Post Office	108.0	131.3	in 1870	26.2	137
Mount Eba	110.3	147.6	in 1939	16.3	68
Kapunda	74.6	119.3	in 1941	20.6	66
Port Germein	106.7	111.0	in 1941	18.7	66
Rosedale (Turretfield Research Centre)	54.2	119.6	in 1941	18.9	66
Mindarie	87.6	104.1	in 1941	17.4	65
Booleroo Centre	85.4	99.8	in 1946	21.1	61
Gladstone	103.4	108.9	in 1946	19.8	61
Orroroo (Black Rock)	110.2	123.6	in 1946	20.8	61
Parawa (Sharon)	138.0	240.8	in 1946	30.4	61
Warooka	91.3	120.9	in 1946	14.7	61
Willunga	64.2	74.2	in 1946	21.0	61
Wirrabara	104.8	109.9	in 1946	20.4	61
Yankalilla	83.2	120.9	in 1946	18.3	61
Mintaro	105.4	133.1	in 1941	21.7	56
Adelaide (Morphett Vale)	63.6	111.6	in 1941	21.3	48
Keith	57.0	86.4	in 1963	19.0	44
Kingston SE	59.2	80.6	in 1963	19.6	44
Lucindale Post Office	101.0	114.4	in 1963	23.1	43
Woomera Aerodrome	75.6	93.0	in 1968	15.8	39
Robe Comparison	50.6	91.8	in 1972	20.4	35
Alawoona	74.6	122.8	in 1974	18.7	33
Angaston	70.6	85.6	in 1974	20.9	33
Curnomona (Curnamona)	73.6	116.6	in 1974	20.4	33
Greenock	71.4	102.8	in 1974	21.2	33
Iron Knob	108.1	130.0	in 1974	16.9	33
Macclesfield	52.4	66.8	in 1974	25.6	33
Melrose	93.2	177.4	in 1974	28.5	33
Meningie	46.1	46.2	in 1974	18.5	33
Nonning	117.8	208.4	in 1974	16.0	33
Orroroo	106.7	108.2	in 1974	25.4	33
Pinnaroo	75.4	130.4	in 1974	17.5	33
Quorn	63.8	99.2	in 1974	18.8	33
Sandalwood	57.4	69.4	in 1974	19.1	33
Swan Reach	61.4	88.0	in 1974	16.3	33
Tanunda	68.0	80.2	in 1974	21.7	33
Truro	76.6	150.0	in 1974	21.0	33
Williamstown	67.2	69.2	in 1974	23.2	33
Yunta (Paratoo)	97.0	109.6	in 1974	20.0	33
Birdwood	62.5	73.6	in 1974	24.7	32
Bruce	73.0	109.0	in 1974	18.0	32
Lyndoch	62.4	66.8	in 1974	19.2	32
Oodla Wirra	110.8	165.4	in 1974	25.7	32
Parilla	60.2	196.4	in 1974	18.0	32
Carrieton	104.2	104.8	in 1974	22.1	31
Mungeranie	76.0	136.6	in 1917	11.9	31
Peebinga	104.8	145.8	in 1974	22.2	31
Port Augusta (Yudnapinna)	84.8	129.6	in 1974	15.5	31
Adelaide (Seaton)	44.0	46.8	in 1977	18.0	30
Cudlee Creek (Millbrook)	66.8	72.2	in 1977	28.7	30
Gumeracha	68.2	74.6	in 1974	26.8	30
Lameroo Comparison	66.8	82.2	in 1979	19.6	28
Mount Compass	78.6	83.2	in 1977	28.3	28
Nildottie	57.8	58.0	in 1979	17.1	28
Milang	43.8	47.0	in 1981	18.4	26
Parachilna (Motpena)	99.8	102.2	in 1981	26.2	26
Tarcoola (Lake Everard)	55.2	65.8	in 1981	14.8	26
Tarcoola (Mulgathing)	83.4	120.4	in 1981	14.3	26
Port Elliot Caravan Park	39.3	67.1	in 1981	19.9	25
Yankalilla (Inman Valley)	59.8	66.2	in 1981	26.7	25
Sedan	73.6	137.8	in 1974	16.3	24
Blinman	53.9	80.6	in 1984	24.1	23
Koonamore	90.0	174.0	in 1984	21.8	23
Mount Pleasant	59.4	72.8	in 1984	25.0	23
Nairne	37.0	48.2	in 1984	25.9	23
Parrakie	64.8	95.1	in 1984	18.6	23
Tailem Bend	46.0	62.4	in 1984	17.3	23
Coober Pedy	75.7	80.1	in 1984	17.4	22
Kensington Upper (Burnside)	42.0	68.5	in 1904	19.1	21
Andamooka	48.3	57.9	in 1987	19.7	20
Booleroo Centre (Willowie)	67.9	80.6	in 1987	18.1	20
Murray Bridge Comparison	32.9	36.8	in 1987	16.6	20
Wilmington	67.6	92.2	in 1987	22.7	20

January 2007 Daily Rainfall Records
Place	Amount (mm)	Date	Old Amount (mm)	Date	Years of record
Coober Pedy Apt	49.6	19/1/2007	22.0	6/1/1998	13 years
Moonaree	55.0	19/1/2007	35.0	24/1/1993	21 years
Roxby Downs Apt	52.0	20/1/2007	23.0	6/1/1998	10 years
Tarcoola Apt	62.2	19/1/2007	44.5	19/1/1937	101 years
Motpena	63.0	20/1/2007	56.2	1/1/1980	38 years
Ungarra	47.2	22/1/2007	42.4	25/1/1993	93 years
Hawker	125.4	20/1/2007	112.3	19/1/1937	126 years
Minburra	71.8	20/1/2007	19.0	28/1/2006	10 years
Canopus Stn	72.0	21/1/2007	63.6	22/1/1991	37 years
Panaramitee	66.2	21/1/2007	65.0	19/1/1937	101 years
Georgetown	67.0	20/1/2007	59.4	15/1/1995	133 years
Pt Pirie	86.2	20/1/2007	78.7	2/1/1921	131 years
Corny Point	107.0	20/1/2007	60.5	17/1/1946	116 years
Edithburgh AWS	28.0	20/1/2007	24.0	22/1/1997	15 years
Mount Lofty (TV)	37.0	21/1/2007	30.4	1/1/1996	15 years
Mt Crawford	31.8	20/1/2007	26.0	15/1/1995	13 years
Parawa	105.4	20/1/2007	42.0	27/1/1981	66 years
Parawa AWS	90.0	20/1/2007	34.0	22/1/1997	13 years
Sellicks Beach	30.6	20/1/2007	29.8	22/1/1997	15 years
Blanchetown	53.2	20/1/2007	32.4	28/1/1974	39 years
Wolseley	61.4	20/1/2007	55.4	14/1/1963	117 years
Coonawarra	76.4	20/1/2007	43.0	26/1/2001	22 years
Frances	56.0	20/1/2007	48.8	25/1/1941	118 years
Lucindale	85.9	20/1/2007	51.6	27/1/1981	128 years
Naracoorte Apt	55.0	20/1/2007	48.3	28/1/1963	140 years
Policemans Point	73.6	20/1/2007	35.2	27/1/1981	36 years

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Record highest January mean daily minimum temperature
	Mean daily minimum temperature for January 2007 (°C)	Previous highest for January		Normal for January	Years of record
Meningie	16.2	16.0	in 2006	13.8	41

Highest January mean daily minimum temperature for at least 20 years
	Mean daily minimum temperature for January 2007 (°C)	Most recent higher for January		Normal for January	Years of record
Mount Gambier Aero	13.4	13.9	in 1981	11.1	26

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Summaries

Summary statistics for January 2007
	Maximum temperatures for January (°C)				Minimum temperatures for January (°C)				Rainfall for January (millimetres)
	Mean for January 2007	Diff from normal	Highest for January 2007		Mean for January 2007	Diff from normal	Lowest for January 2007		Total for January 2007	Normal for January	Rank of January 2007	Fraction of January normal
Adelaide	29.6	+0.7	40.2	10th	18.2	+1.2	13.5	9th	40.0	20.6	very high	194%
Adelaide Airport	28.6	+0.7	40.5	10th	17.9	+2.1	11.7	9th	36.8	18.2	high	202%
Andamooka	34.8	−1.5	43.2	10th	20.9	−0.2	12.8	28th	48.3	19.7	very high	245%
Arkaroola	33.5	−0.6	40.8	11th	20.1	+0.2	12.0	29th	16.0	34.0	normal	47%
Cape Borda Comparison	24.8	+1.8	32.4	3rd	15.1	+1.4	9.0	10th	8.0	15.4	normal	52%
Cape Jaffa	25.3	+0.8	36.3	16th	15.0	+1.5	7.7	9th	51.4	20.2	highest	254%
Cape Willoughby	22.8	+1.3	35.3	10th	16.7	+1.1	14.2	12th	13.8	18.7	normal	74%
Ceduna AMO	29.5	+1.0	42.6	10th	15.6	+0.6	7.7	9th	1.6	11.8	low	14%
Clare High School	29.0	−1.0	39.1	10th	15.1	+0.5	8.1	8th	96.6	23.2	highest	416%
Cleve	28.4	+0.1	41.4	10th	17.3	+1.9	13.2	21st	22.8	15.9	high	143%
Cleve Aerodrome	28.6	−0.4	41.7	10th	17.1	+1.3	12.3	9th	20.2	15.1	high	134%
Coober Pedy Airport	34.8	−1.6	44.0	10th	21.4	−0.6	15.0	21st	104.2	18.3	highest	569%
Coonawarra	28.6	+1.8	39.8	16th	13.8	+2.5	6.0	13th	97.6	27.4	highest	356%
Coulta	27.8	+0.9	39.2	3rd	16.1	+1.6	11.0	13th	18.4	17.1	high	108%
Edinburgh RAAF	29.9	+0.2	42.2	10th	17.9	+1.6	12.1	9th	36.2	21.8	high	166%
Edithburgh	26.0	+1.2	42.3	10th	17.0	+0.6	10.7	10th	39.4	14.2	highest	277%
Elliston	28.2	+2.6	40.1	4th	16.6	+1.0	11.7	12th	12.0	10.1	normal	119%
Ernabella	33.9		39.7	3rd	21.2		13.3	21st	39.0
Eudunda	28.9	−0.1	39.5	10th	15.1	+1.4	8.8	28th	96.4	22.2	very high	434%
Gluepot Reserve	32.3		41.7	10th	16.8		9.7	22nd	54.2
Hawker	32.5	−1.4	41.3	10th	18.8	+1.1	11.9	28th	176.1	20.3	highest	867%
Hindmarsh Island AWS	25.8		41.4	10th	16.7		11.4	9th	40.0
Kadina AWS	30.6		41.7	10th	16.6		9.9	9th	36.8
Karoonda	30.7		41.7	10th	15.6		9.3	9th	42.6	17.4	very high	245%
Keith	29.7	0	41.0	10th	15.7	+2.6	8.9	9th	57.0	19.0	very high	300%
Keith	30.0		42.1	10th	15.0		7.8	9th	63.8
Kimba	31.6	+0.3	41.0	10th	17.2	+1.6	12.6	12th	40.0	17.2	very high	233%
Kingscote Aero	27.4	+1.6	39.6	10th	14.1	+1.0	8.1	10th	17.6	17.6	normal	100%
Kuitpo Forest Reserve	25.9		37.1	10th	14.8		10.3	9th	66.6
Kyancutta	32.8	−0.1	42.8	10th	16.1	+1.8	10.3	8th	15.1	14.2	high	106%
Lameroo	30.7		41.6	10th	15.2		7.8	8th	61.6
Lameroo Comparison	31.0	+0.2	41.0	10th	15.8	+2.5	9.7	8th	66.8	19.6	very high	341%
Leigh Creek Airport	34.2	−0.9	41.8	10th	20.9	+0.5	13.5	21st	56.0	24.1	high	232%
Loxton Research Centre	31.6	+0.1	40.6	10th	16.2	+1.9	10.0	9th	58.4	17.1	highest	342%
Maitland	29.1	+0.3	40.0	10th	17.3	+1.9	12.5	28th	34.4	17.5	high	197%
Marla Police Station	35.2	−2.0	43.0	10th			14.0	29th	17.0	17.2	normal	99%
Marree Aero	36.5		43.9	11th	22.5		15.5	21st	32.6
Marree Comparison	37.0	−0.7	44.3	11th	22.2	+1.0	15.6	21st	37.0	17.7	high	209%
Meningie	27.0	+1.2	38.7	16th	16.2	+2.4	9.9	9th	46.1	18.5	very high	249%
Minlaton Aero	29.2		41.6	10th	16.2		9.9	9th	41.4
Minnipa DPI	32.1	−0.9	41.9	10th	16.3	+0.5	9.7	8th	12.6	9.5	high	133%
Moomba Airport	35.5	−3.0	44.3	11th	24.1	−0.4	19.7	21st	41.6	16.9	high	246%
Mount Barker	28.5	+1.4	38.2	10th	13.8	+2.1	9.0	9th	36.5	26.2	high	139%
Mount Crawford Fire Tower	26.7	−0.3	37.0	10th	14.6	+0.8	9.4	8th	72.4	23.4	highest	309%
Mount Gambier Aero	26.7	+1.6	39.9	16th	13.4	+2.3	6.0	9th	60.2	26.9	very high	224%
Murray Bridge	30.2		42.8	10th	15.6		9.4	9th	28.4
Murray Bridge Comparison	30.7	+1.8	42.3	10th	16.2	+1.8	11.3	9th	32.9	16.6	high	198%
Naracoorte Aerodrome	29.4		41.0	16th	13.8		5.0	9th	83.4
Neptune Island	22.7	+0.8	30.6	16th	16.9	+0.8	14.7	8th	2.0	13.4	low	15%
Noarlunga	28.3		40.2	10th	17.6		13.6	9th	30.6
Nonning	32.4	−0.7	42.9	10th	18.1	+1.6	13.6	8th	117.8	16.0	very high	736%
North Shields	26.9	+1.3	43.5	10th	16.6	+1.1	12.6	10th	12.4	19.5	normal	64%
Nullarbor	30.4	+2.7	44.6	3rd	15.8	+0.4	9.8	9th	9.8	11.2	normal	88%
Nuriootpa Viticultural	28.8	−0.8	40.2	10th	15.4	+0.9	9.3	8th	65.6	20.2	highest	325%
Oodnadatta Airport	36.4	−1.3	44.5	5th	23.4	+0.6	15.2	21st	37.0	24.6	high	150%
Padthaway South	28.6		40.4	16th	14.5		7.3	9th	73.0
Parafield Airport	30.3	+1.0	41.9	10th	17.3	+1.0	11.0	9th	33.0	21.8	high	151%
Parawa	23.8	+0.9	36.5	10th	14.6	+1.4	11.1	8th	127.4	32.9	highest	387%
Port Augusta Aero	33.1		43.8	10th	20.0		15.1	22nd	52.0
Port Pirie Aerodrome	31.5		41.5	10th	18.4		12.3	28th	113.5
Port Pirie Zinifex Comparison	31.5	−0.4	40.5	10th	19.5	+2.0	14.0	9th	130.5	18.9	highest	690%
Renmark Aero	32.4	−1.1	42.4	10th	17.2	+1.1	9.9	28th	37.6	12.7	highest	296%
Robe Airfield	25.7		36.8	10th	14.3		6.3	13th	57.2
Robe Comparison	23.5	+1.1	32.8	3rd	15.5	+1.9	9.0	9th	50.6	20.4	very high	248%
Rosedale	30.2	0	41.8	10th	16.4	+1.3	9.9	9th	54.2	18.9	very high	287%
Roseworthy AWS	30.7	−0.8	42.6	10th	16.4	+1.6	9.2	9th	40.2
Roxby Downs	34.7	−2.5	44.0	10th	21.0	0	16.0	21st	70.8	15.7	highest	451%
Snowtown	31.2		41.9	10th	16.2		10.1	9th	53.6
Stenhouse Bay	25.5	+1.0	40.5	10th	16.9	+0.4	14.3	21st	17.4	16.1	normal	108%
Strathalbyn Racecourse	28.1	+0.4	40.9	10th	15.8	+1.4	9.9	9th	36.0	17.0	highest	212%
Streaky Bay	29.9	+0.7	40.3	3rd	17.4	+1.4	12.5	9th	5.4	10.8	normal	50%
Tarcoola Aero	34.5		41.3	3rd	19.6		13.2	28th	88.4	17.0	highest	520%
Victor Harbor	25.9		40.5	10th	15.7		10.5	10th	47.8
Warooka	27.2	+0.1	37.8	10th	16.8	+1.6	11.8	28th	91.3	14.7	very high	621%
Whyalla Aero	29.9	+0.1	44.0	10th	18.9	+1.6	14.9	12th	93.8	16.2	highest	579%
Woomera Aerodrome	33.6	−0.7	43.6	10th	20.4	+1.0	14.5	22nd	75.6	15.8	very high	478%
Wudinna Aero	32.5		43.1	10th	16.2		9.6	8th	17.8
Yongala	29.7	−0.9	39.0	10th	15.0	+1.8	7.7	28th	84.8	22.7	very high	374%
Yunta Airstrip	31.7		40.5	10th	16.8		10.7	28th	101.4

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Notes

Further information

South Australian Regional Office
South Australian Climate Services Centre
Bureau of Meteorology
Phone (08) 8366 2600
Email climate.sa@bom.gov.au

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