Naracoorte, South Australia
June 2009 Daily Weather Observations

IDCJDW5044.200906   Prepared at 13:30 GMT on Thursday 19 November 2009

Source of data

Observations were drawn from Naracoorte Aerodrome {station 026099}.

The closest cloud and daily evaporation observations are from Coonawarra, about 30 kilometres to the south. In most cases these will give a good indication of conditions at Narcoorte but note evaporation is affected by cloud cover, relative humidity, temperature and wind strength during the day.The nearest sunshine observations are at Mt.Gambier. On average Naracoorte can be expected to have marginally more sunshine than Mount Gambier. Sunshine is dependent on cloud amount. See climate maps for average values.

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Other times and other places

The last 14 months of Daily Weather Observations for Naracoorte, South Australia are also here on this web site:

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Climate statistics

If you are after long-term averages relevant to Naracoorte, South Australia, look at the tables for Naracoorte.

Maps and tables of average conditions for locations across Australia are also available.

More information

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