Monday, 2 July 2012 - Monthly Climate Summary for Western Australia - Product code IDCKGC21R0

Western Australia in June 2012: An average month for most of WA

• Rainfall: Near average for WA
• Maximum temperature: Near average for WA
• Minimum temperature: Near average for WA; above average for southwest WA

Extremes Maps Records Summaries Important notes the top

Rainfall

Rainfall during June 2012 was near average for much of WA. Above to very much above average rainfall was observed in the South Coastal district, Central West, eastern parts of the Central Wheat Belt, the southern Gascoyne and parts of the Goldfields. Most of the Southwest Land Division (SWLD) saw near average totals. In what is typically a dry time of year in the north of WA, areas of above average rainfall were observed in small parts of the Pilbara, particularly around the Karratha area, while large areas of below average rainfall were observed in the Kimberley and central Interior.

When averaged across the state as a whole, June 2012 rainfall was near average. The Lower Southwest (southwest a line from Jurien Bay to Bremer Bay) also observed near average rainfall during June 2012; however, for the year to date (January to June) rainfall has been below average, primarily due to a very dry autumn (the 7th driest). Comparable rainfall records commenced in 1900.

June 2012 saw frequent rainfall in western and southern parts of the SWLD, with some sites recording rainfall on over 20 days in the month. A series of low pressure systems and cold fronts brought a number of significant weather events to the SWLD, which not only brought moderate to heavy rainfall, but also damaging winds and significant storm surges during the first half of the month, particularly between the 7th and 13th. The second half of the month saw mainly light to moderate rainfall events in the SWLD, with the passage of several more moderate cold fronts.

A slow moving trough and low pressure system moved over the SWLD at the end of May and the start of June, bringing moderate to heavy rainfall and thunderstorms to southern and eastern parts of the SWLD and adjacent Goldfields. A number of locations in the Southwest and South Coastal districts registered daily rainfall totals over 80 mm during the first two days of June. Warner Glen in the Southwest district recorded a total of 106.4 mm on the 1st, which was its wettest day in its 63 years of record. Tamaru in the South Coastal received a daily total of 116.2 mm on the 2nd, which was the highest daily total for any month in its 47 years of record, and also the heaviest daily rainfall event in the SWLD since late last year when 125.6 mm was recorded at Williams in the Great Southern on 13 December 2011. Several sites in the South Coastal district recorded their highest June total rainfall with the combination of this event and above average rainfall for the remainder of the month.

A low off the WA west coast on the 6th brought extensive cloud to much of the state resulting in areas of rain over much of western WA. Heavy falls were observed in the Pilbara and Central West, with totals over 50 mm reported near Roebourne, whilst highest June daily falls in 10 years were reported at some Pilbara sites.

A rapidly deepening tropical low off the northwest coast moved near the west coast during the morning and crossed the Southwest district during the afternoon on the 10th. The system brought very windy conditions to the Lower West, Southwest, South Coastal, and Great Southern districts. The highest recorded wind gust during the event was 146 km/h at Cape Naturaliste, which is the strongest wind gust observed at the site in almost 10 years or record, and the 4th strongest wind gust on record in Western Australia in the May to August period. Widespread property damage was reported in western parts of the SWLD with a significant number of trees downed, and 800 power lines southwest of a line from Geraldton to Ravensthorpe damaged. More than 170,000 homes lost power and it took several days for power to be restored to all residents in the region. A significant storm surge with minor coastal inundation was reported along the SWLD west coast. Some moderate to heavy falls were observed in the west Pilbara, west Gascoyne, and western parts of the SWLD during the event and a few locations in the northern Central West recorded their wettest June day on record as the result.

Most of WA, apart from the Kimberley, experienced a wet day on the 11th as a cold front moved through the SWLD and a cloudband moved across northwest and central parts of the state. Moderate to heavy falls were mainly confined to southern parts of the SWLD, whilst the west coast parts of the division endured more severe winds and a storm surge event.

A rapidly developing cold front and deep low pressure system moved through the SWLD during the afternoon and evening of the 12th, and through central and eastern parts of southern WA on the 13th. Widespread rainfall was recorded through the SWLD, with heavy falls in the 40 mm to 60 mm range in the Southwest and Lower West districts. Thunderstorms, moderate to heavy rainfall, and severe wind gusts were reported in the SWLD, particularly in the Southwest and neighbouring districts, as further roof damage was reported to buildings, trees were uprooted, and additional power lines were downed. Another storm surge occurred although it was weaker than previous recent events.

Maximum temperature

Above average maximum temperatureswere observed in much of western, central and southeastern WA in June 2012 , with areas of up to 3 °C warmer than normal in the western Interior. Below average daytime temperatures were mainly confined to the east Kimberley where temperatures were up to 2 °C cooler than normal.

When averaged across the state as a whole, the mean maximum temperature for WA during June 2012 was near average, whilst for the Lower Southwest, daytime temperatures were also near average. The Lower Southwest has experienced a very warm first half of 2012. The mean maxima for the first six months (January to June ) was 0.9 °C above normal and ranked the 5th warmest January - June period on record, largely due to an above average January and a very warm autumn (the 5th warmest). Comparable temperature records commenced in 1950. This "warm" run of temperatures has persisted for almost three years as the Lower West has only recorded two below average months, in terms of maximum temperature, since September 2009.

A trough inland from the west coast and a high to the south of the state brought a very warm day to the eastern Central Wheat Belt on the 2nd, with a daily maxima in mid-twenties. Narembeen registered its warmest June day in 41 years of record, with a maximum temperature of 25.9 °C, exceeding the previous record of 25.4 °C set on 7 June 1988. Conversely, the coldest day of the month was the 13th when a deep low brought a cold airmass over the SWLD, with daily maxima barely over 10 °C in the southern parts of the SWLD. Snow fell on Bluff Knoll in the Stirling Ranges in the South Coastal district on the morning and early afternoon of the 13th.

Minimum temperature

June 2012 saw below to very much below average minimum temperatures in northern and eastern parts of WA, with overnight temperatures up to 5 °C cooler than normal in the far northeast Kimberley. Western parts of WA, from the west Pilbara to the South Coastal, reported above to very much above average mean minimum temperatures, with areas up to 2 °C warmer than normal in the southwest Gascoyne and much of Central West.

When averaged across the state as a whole, the June 2012 mean minimum temperature was near average, whilst the Lower Southwest observed above average overnight temperatures. Comparable records commenced in 1950.

Cloudy skies and northerly winds in the western parts of the state brought a warm night to the southwest Pilbara on the 10th, and western Central West on the 11th, with Emu Creek Station and Kalbarri observing their warmest June nights on record on the 10th and 11th respectively.

During the first half of 2012, WA as a whole has observed its 7th coolest January to June period on record in terms of minimum temperature, with each of the first six months this year seeing a cooler than normal minimum. In contrast, the Lower Southwest has observed its 8th warmest start to the year on record, with May being the only month to record a below average monthly minimum. In fact the warm conditions have persisted for almost two years in the Lower West as May 2012 has been the only below average month for the region since October 2010.

Other Phenomena

A trough off the west coast of the SWLD associated with a low southwest of the state produced severe thunderstorms over the Lower West and neighbouring districts in the late morning and early afternoon on the 7th. Tornadoes struck the suburbs of Dianella and Morley in Perth, and near York in the Central Wheat Belt, causing significant damage to homes and businesses as 5000 properties lost power. The tornadoes were the result of non-cold front related severe thunderstorms, which are highly unusual in southwest WA in winter.

Further information

Western Australia Climate Services Centre
Bureau of Meteorology
Phone (08) 9263 2222
Email climatedata@bom.gov.au

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Extremes in June 2012
Hottest day	34.2 °C at Wyndham Aero on the 15th
Warmest days on average	30.7 °C at Kalumburu
Coolest days on average	15.8 °C at Bickley 15.8 °C at Katanning
Coldest day	10.6 °C at Katanning on the 13th 10.6 °C at Mount Barker on the 13th
Coldest night	-4.0 °C at Eyre on the 15th
Coolest nights on average	4.1 °C at Eyre
Warmest nights on average	21.9 °C at Troughton Island 15.5 °C at Onslow
Warmest night	24.7 °C at Troughton Island on the 3rd 22.3 °C at Port Hedland on the 11th
Wettest overall	303.3 mm at Tamaru
Wettest day	116.2 mm at Tamaru on the 2nd
Highest wind gust	146 km/h at Cape Naturaliste on the 10th

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

Extremes Maps Records Summaries Important notes the top

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Record highest June daily rainfall
	Highest daily rainfall in June 2012 (mm)		Previous wettest for June		Years of record
Eradu	62.2	on the 10th	58.9	on the 28th in 1910	70
Warner Glen	106.4	on the 1st	91.2	on the 20th in 1967	63
Coolangatta	54.4	on the 10th	42.0	on the 14th in 1982	61
Tamar	85.2	on the 2nd	65.8	on the 14th in 1990	51
Albany Airport Comparison	96.4	on the 2nd	61.6	on the 25th in 2007	49
Tamaru	116.2	on the 2nd	36.1	on the 25th in 2007	47

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Record highest total June rainfall
	Total rainfall for June 2012 (mm)	Previous wettest for June		Years of record	Average for June
Tamar	227.2	222.8	in 2005	52	91.3
Albany Airport Comparison	253.0	223.8	in 1978	48	108.0
Tamaru	303.3	186.0	in 2005	47	87.0

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Record highest June temperature
	Highest temperature in June 2012 (°C)		Previous warmest for June		Years of record	Average for June
Narembeen	25.9	on the 2nd	25.4	on the 7th in 1998	41	17.5

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Record highest June daily minimum temperature
	Highest daily minimum temperature in June 2012 (°C)		Previous warmest for June		Years of record	Average for June
Emu Creek Station	22.2	on the 10th	21.3	on the 4th in 1991	41	12.6
Kalbarri	19.4	on the 11th	18.9	on the 28th in 2007	39	11.0

Extremes Maps Records Summaries Important notes the top

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Summary statistics for June 2012
	Maximum temperatures for June (°C)				Minimum temperatures for June (°C)				Rainfall for June (millimetres)
	Mean for June 2012	Diff from average	Highest for June 2012		Mean for June 2012	Diff from average	Lowest for June 2012		Total for June 2012	Average for June	Rank of June 2012	Fraction of June average
North Kimberley (district 01)
Doongan					7.9	-3.5	4.3	26th	0	5.7	v low	0%
Kalumburu	30.7	-0.5	33.6	17th	12.3	-1.5	8.1	27th	0	3.5	v low	0%
Mount Elizabeth	28.3	+0.3	31.7	14th					0	12.8	lowest	0%
Troughton Island	27.5	-1.4	29.6	3rd	21.9	-1.4	19.1	25th	0.4	7.6	high	5%
Truscott	29.3		32.3	17th					0.4
Wyndham	29.9	-1.1	33.5	15th	14.4	-3.2	10.5	26th	0	3.9	lowest	0%
Wyndham Aero	30.3	-0.6	34.2	15th	13.7	-1.7	10.1	27th	0	3.8	v low	0%
East Kimberley (district 02)
Argyle Aerodrome	28.3	-0.8	33.6	15th	13.4	-2.5	9.1	25th	0	4.6	v low	0%
Halls Creek Airport	26.1	-1.1	31.3	15th	11.4	-2.2	7.8	21st	0	5.5	lowest	0%
Kununurra Aero	29.5	-0.7	34.0	14th	11.7	-4.2	7.7	21st	0	3.6	lowest	0%
Warmun	28.2	-1.2	33.5	15th	10.9	-2.8	6.5	6th	0	6.2	lowest	0%
West Kimberley (district 03)
Bidyadanga	29.8	0.0	34.0	17th	14.4	-1.0	10.5	1st	0	19.5	lowest	0%
Broome Airport	28.9	-0.2	32.8	17th	13.8	-1.4	7.9	25th	0	17.5	lowest	0%
Curtin Aero	30.1	-0.6	33.7	17th	14.4	-2.1	9.1	21st	0	8.4	v low	0%
Cygnet Bay	27.3	-1.4	29.8	13th	14.7	-1.7	10.0	27th	0	18.5	lowest	0%
Derby Aero	29.6	-0.8	32.9	17th	13.2	-2.4	6.1	27th	0	7.7	lowest	0%
Fitzroy Crossing Aero	29.6	-0.5	33.5	17th	10.5	-2.1	4.2	25th	0	7.9	v low	0%
West Roebuck	30.0	-0.5	33.2	17th	12.2	-0.4	3.6	25th	0	9.7	v low	0%
De Grey (district 04)
Bedout Island	25.2		29.0	10th
Karratha Aero	26.2	-0.3	29.3	20th	14.6	-0.3	10.4	27th	57.4	29.7	high	193%
Legendre Island	24.7		27.9	12th	18.7		15.6	7th
Mandora	29.1	+0.1	33.0	9th			6.8	25th	1.8	16.8	average	11%
Marble Bar	27.0	+0.1	30.7	9th	12.9	-0.1	8.2	16th	5.0	13.4	average	37%
Pardoo Station	28.0	-0.3	31.0	18th	13.4	-1.3	8.4	23rd	17.7	26.6	average	67%
Port Hedland Airport	27.7	+0.1	30.9	17th	13.5	-0.6	8.6	23rd	11.2	20.7	average	54%
Roebourne	27.4	+0.4	30.7	20th	14.9	-0.4	10.0	1st	71.4	29.2	v high	245%
Roebourne Aero	27.1	-0.8	30.3	20th	13.0	-0.4	7.6	1st	83.0	23.4	v high	355%
Fortescue (district 05)
Barrow Island Airport	24.0	-0.3	27.4	10th	18.8	+0.2	15.1	27th	33.4	25.3	high	132%
Learmonth Airport	25.3	+0.5	28.7	10th	13.3	+0.2	6.5	2nd	13.8	41.3	low	33%
Mardie	28.3	+0.2	32.1	18th	13.8	0.0	8.4	1st	28.0	37.2	average	75%
Onslow	26.0	+0.5	28.7	29th	15.5	+2.2	10.1	1st	44.2	44.2	average	100%
Onslow Airport	26.5	+0.6	29.6	28th	15.1	+1.0	11.1	2nd	43.2	45.6	average	95%
Wittenoom	25.0	+0.5	28.7	28th	12.3	-0.5	6.8	1st	13.0	27.8	average	47%
West Gascoyne (district 06)
Carnarvon Airport	24.7	+1.4	29.1	18th	12.3	0.0	6.0	3rd	31.0	47.6	average	65%
Denham	23.5	+0.6	29.1	3rd	15.4	+1.5	11.4	22nd	80.9	54.7	high	148%
Emu Creek Station	26.6	+0.6	30.0	12th	13.1	+0.5	7.7	3rd	24.1	36.8	average	65%
Murchison	22.2	+0.3	27.0	2nd	9.1	+1.6	3.2	22nd	51.9	27.7	high	187%
Shark Bay Airport	24.1	+0.2	29.8	3rd	13.2	+1.4	8.8	18th	90.6	44.1	high	205%
East Gascoyne (district 07)
Newman Aero	23.0	-0.1	28.4	20th	7.2	+0.4	2.5	1st	5.2	13.8	average	38%
Paraburdoo Aero	25.2	0.0	29.7	9th	11.3	+0.3	6.8	1st	10.4	22.2	average	47%
Murchison (district 07A)
Meekatharra Airport	20.4	+0.7	25.2	19th	9.0	+0.2	3.0	22nd	17.0	30.0	average	57%
Mount Magnet Aero	19.7	-0.2	25.0	2nd	9.3	+1.1	1.9	22nd	48.8	21.1	high	231%
Paynes Find			26.2	2nd	8.5	+1.8	0.0	22nd	70.4	43.2	high	163%
North Coast (district 08)
Carnamah	19.7	+0.7	26.3	3rd	10.1	+1.4	4.5	21st	80.3	76.3	average	105%
Dalwallinu Comparison	18.7	+0.5	24.7	2nd	9.4	+1.5	2.9	22nd	72.6	63.8	high	114%
Geraldton Airport	21.5		28.4	4th	12.1		5.7	22nd	122.0
Geraldton Airport Comparison	21.4	+0.5	28.7	4th	12.3	+1.3	6.2	22nd	113.4	99.4	average	114%
Kalbarri	23.7	+0.9	29.6	4th	12.1	+1.1	4.4	22nd	104.1	81.5	high	128%
Morawa Airport	19.9	-0.2	26.0	2nd	9.7	+2.3	3.8	30th	97.2	41.5	v high	234%
Mullewa	20.7	+0.8	26.5	4th	10.3	+1.8	4.5	22nd	85.0	64.8	high	131%
North Island	22.7	+0.4	27.1	3rd	16.4	-0.3	13.3	5th	124.2	66.0	high	188%
Wongan Hills	18.7	+0.6	25.0	3rd	9.0	+1.3	2.5	22nd	90.0	71.4	high	126%
Central Coast (district 09)
Badgingarra Research Stn	19.0	+0.3	25.8	3rd	9.8	+1.4	4.7	21st	113.2	104.0	average	109%
Bickley	15.8	-0.2	21.2	3rd	9.0	+0.9	3.9	21st	228.6	205.6	average	111%
Champion Lakes	18.8		23.7	3rd	11.1		3.9	21st	149.8
Garden Island HSF	18.9	-0.2	23.1	3rd	12.8	+0.7	7.7	22nd	139.6	121.8	high	115%
Gingin Aero	19.3	-0.3	24.3	5th	8.9	+1.5	-0.3	22nd	139.2	120.8	average	115%
Gooseberry Hill	17.7	+0.3	23.6	3rd	10.8	+0.6	5.0	21st
Gosnells City	19.9	+0.3	25.5	3rd	10.6	+0.8	3.2	22nd	128.3	174.1	low	74%
Jandakot Aero	19.3	+0.4	24.3	3rd	9.2	+1.8	0.0	22nd	168.4	162.4	average	104%
Jurien Bay	21.2	+0.6	26.0	3rd	11.1	+0.8	2.3	23rd	123.4	108.6	average	114%
Karnet	16.5	+0.2	21.8	3rd	7.8	+0.5	1.4	23rd	199.0	216.5	average	92%
Lancelin	20.5	+0.3	26.2	5th	11.4	+0.6	5.0	22nd	118.2	123.2	average	96%
Medina Research Centre	19.5	+0.2	24.3	3rd	10.3	+1.3	2.1	22nd	153.2	148.3	average	103%
Pearce RAAF	19.2	+0.4	24.1	3rd	10.1	+0.7	1.7	22nd	140.8	135.1	average	109%
Perth Airport	19.3	+0.4	24.4	3rd	10.1	+1.1	1.3	22nd	132.8	162.0	average	82%
Perth Metro*	19.6	+0.3	24.2	3rd	10.2	+1.7	1.8	22nd	140.8	175.7	average	80%
Rottnest Island	19.1	+0.4	23.4	3rd	13.8	+0.5	9.8	21st	123.2	151.3	average	81%
Swanbourne	19.6	+0.3	24.7	3rd	11.5	+0.9	4.9	22nd	148.8	131.2	average	113%
South Coast (district 09A)
Albany	17.5	+1.0	20.9	17th	10.6	+1.6	7.2	14th	218.0	133.8	v high	163%
Albany Airport	17.0		20.9	9th	8.6		3.5	25th	279.0
Albany Airport Comparison	16.9	+0.3	20.7	9th	8.8	+0.7	3.2	25th	253.0	108.0	highest	234%
Bridgetown	16.9	+0.2	22.5	3rd	6.8	+1.7	-0.1	21st	169.0	115.7	high	146%
Bridgetown Comparison	17.8	+1.1	23.1	3rd	6.8	+1.6	0.6	21st	188.6	145.4	high	130%
Bunbury	18.6	+0.2	23.8	3rd	9.9	+1.9	1.3	21st	181.0	149.4	high	121%
Busselton Aero	18.0	+0.2	23.6	3rd	9.2	+1.7	2.1	21st	171.0	139.2	high	123%
Cape Leeuwin	18.2	+0.9	22.0	4th	13.2	+1.0	9.2	25th	186.8	176.8	average	106%
Cape Naturaliste	18.3	+1.0	21.4	5th	12.5	+1.0	7.5	21st	172.4	166.0	average	104%
Collie East	17.6		22.5	3rd	6.3		-0.6	21st	137.6	129.0	average	107%
Donnybrook	18.1	+0.7	22.7	4th	8.6	+2.0	1.0	21st	196.9	191.9	average	103%
Dwellingup	16.7	+0.8	21.3	3rd	7.7	+1.2	0.0	23rd	218.2	243.4	average	90%
Esperance	18.3	+0.3	22.5	2nd	9.0	-0.1	6.0	5th	86.6	80.5	average	108%
Esperance Aero	17.3	+0.1	23.8	1st	8.6	+0.2	5.2	21st	93.0	67.4	high	138%
Harvey	18.4	0.0	23.0	5th	9.5	+1.3	2.0	21st	200.8	154.1	average	130%
Hopetoun North	18.6	-0.6	22.1	18th	8.8	+0.2	5.0	14th	57.0	49.4	average	115%
Jarrahwood	17.7	+0.6	23.0	3rd	7.5	+2.2	-0.5	22nd	175.6	162.5	average	108%
Mandurah	18.7	+0.1	22.9	5th	12.5	+1.0	6.3	22nd	201.8	134.1	high	150%
Manjimup	16.1	+0.8	20.5	3rd	8.4	+1.0	2.7	22nd	134.6	165.8	average	81%
North Walpole	16.8		20.9	9th	10.2		5.8	14th	273.4
Pemberton	16.6	+0.7	21.1	3rd					192.8	192.4	average	100%
Rocky Gully	15.9	+0.4	20.1	3rd	8.1	+0.5	1.5	21st	150.8	90.3	v high	167%
Windy Harbour	17.9	+0.2	22.3	9th	11.0	+1.6	4.4	25th	186.4	176.3	average	106%
Witchcliffe	17.4	0.0	20.2	17th	10.3	+1.6	4.4	21st	267.2	175.3	high	152%
North Central (district 10)
Bencubbin	18.1	+0.7	25.0	2nd	8.6	+1.4	1.5	22nd	49.1	49.5	average	99%
Cunderdin Airfield	18.5	+0.1	24.1	3rd	7.6	+1.7	0.7	22nd	50.4	40.0	high	126%
Kellerberrin	18.3	+0.8	24.3	2nd	7.4	+0.7	0.0	22nd	39.2	54.3	average	72%
Merredin	18.2	+0.9	24.4	2nd	7.6	+0.9	0.1	22nd	52.0	49.8	average	104%
Northam	18.6	+0.7	23.6	3rd	7.6	+1.1	-0.6	22nd	81.4	80.4	average	101%
York	18.3	-0.1	24.0	3rd	6.9	+2.2	-0.5	22nd	103.4	65.2	high	159%
South Central (district 10A)
Beverley	18.2	+0.3	23.6	4th	7.9	+1.9	0.0	23rd	72.8	79.2	average	92%
Brookton	17.5	+0.4	23.8	4th	7.2	+1.7	1.0	23rd	64.3	86.7	average	74%
Corrigin	17.3	+0.9	22.7	2nd	6.2	+0.3	-0.5	22nd	56.8	61.1	average	93%
Hyden	18.4	+1.0	25.1	2nd	6.2	+0.6	-1.0	23rd	43.2	49.8	average	87%
Jacup	17.1	+0.4	21.2	2nd	6.9	+0.4	2.3	14th	51.6	40.6	high	127%
Katanning	15.8	-0.2	21.3	3rd	7.6	+0.9	3.0	21st	83.2	62.6	high	133%
Katanning Comparison	16.3	+0.8	21.3	2nd	6.6	+0.2	1.0	21st	88.2	76.6	high	115%
Lake Grace	17.1	+0.1	23.6	2nd	7.4	+1.1	1.5	23rd	35.6	32.7	average	109%
Lake Grace Comparison	17.0	+0.5	23.9	2nd	7.4	+0.7	1.8	23rd	33.4	50.6	low	66%
Narembeen	18.3	+0.8	25.9	2nd	7.2	+0.8	-0.4	22nd	39.2	52.6	average	75%
Narrogin	16.4	+1.0	22.0	3rd	7.3	+0.9	0.2	23rd	62.6	86.9	average	72%
Newdegate Research Station	17.2	+0.6	24.0	2nd	5.4	+0.3	0.0	23rd
Ongerup	16.6	+0.7	22.1	2nd	7.2	+0.5	2.2	23rd	56.8	49.3	high	115%
Pingelly	17.0	+0.7	22.2	3rd	7.7	+1.1	1.6	23rd	69.8	82.5	average	85%
Ravensthorpe	17.7	+0.5	23.2	1st	8.0	+0.2	3.1	14th	44.5	43.4	average	103%
Wagin	16.9	+0.6	22.0	3rd	7.0	+0.8	2.0	21st	55.9	73.0	average	77%
Wandering	16.8	-0.1	21.8	3rd	6.9	+2.4	-0.6	23rd	107.4	78.1	high	138%
Eucla (district 11)
Balladonia	18.8	+0.8	25.0	19th	5.7	-0.2	1.2	5th	22.8	26.1	average	87%
Eucla	19.0	+0.3	24.3	13th	7.7	-0.5	0.9	15th	20.6	30.2	average	68%
Eyre	19.4	+0.5	26.0	19th	4.1	-2.8	-4.0	15th	33.9	39.9	average	85%
Forrest	19.5	+0.5	24.4	13th	5.1	-0.9	-0.7	25th	11.2	17.0	average	66%
Red Rocks Point	18.5		24.8	19th	8.4		1.3	15th	33.4
South East (district 12)
Bulga Downs	20.2		25.8	19th	6.9		1.2	23rd	41.8	27.6	high	151%
Kalgoorlie-Boulder Airport	18.1	+0.6	24.2	19th	6.9	+0.7	1.3	23rd	19.4	28.4	average	68%
Laverton Aero	18.9	+0.6	25.1	19th	7.0	+0.1	0.2	22nd	23.8	15.8	high	151%
Leinster Aero	19.3	+0.1	26.2	19th	7.6	+0.3	0.5	23rd	19.4	16.4	high	118%
Leonora	18.9	-0.1	25.5	19th	7.5	+0.1	1.4	22nd	22.2	25.1	average	88%
Leonora Aero	19.4		26.1	19th	7.4		0.6	30th	19.8
Munglinup West	17.6	+0.1	24.1	1st	7.6	-0.1	2.9	14th	48.8	36.6	high	133%
Norseman Aero	17.7	-0.4	23.5	19th	5.5	+0.8	-0.5	30th	26.6	15.4	high	173%
Salmon Gums Res.Stn.	17.5	+0.6	23.9	1st	5.7	0.0	-0.6	25th	38.2	38.3	average	100%
Southern Cross Airfield	17.9	0.0	23.7	2nd	6.3	+1.9	-0.2	23rd	54.2	28.6	high	190%
Yeelirrie									13.2	23.1	average	57%
North East (district 13)
Giles Meteorological Office	19.9	-0.4	25.6	13th	6.2	-1.9	0.0	23rd	1.4	17.3	average	8%
Telfer Aero	25.6	+0.3	28.7	11th	10.7	-1.2	5.4	25th	3.6	12.1	average	30%
Warburton Airfield	21.0	+0.3	25.9	20th	5.2	-1.2	-1.0	23rd	3.0	17.6	average	17%
Offshore Islands (district 200)
Christmas Island Aero	27.0	0.0	28.6	1st	23.6	+0.4	20.8	10th	83.2	153.9	average	54%
Cocos Island Airport	29.0	+0.5	30.0	23rd	24.8	+0.3	22.7	9th	219.6	211.8	average	104%
Varanus Island	24.4	-0.4	27.0	19th	20.4	-0.5	17.4	23rd	34.4	17.4	high	198%

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Further information

Western Australia Climate Services Centre
Bureau of Meteorology
Phone (08) 9263 2222
Email climatedata@bom.gov.au

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