Sydney Olympic Park, New South Wales
November 2009 Daily Weather Observations

Observations from Sydney Olympic Park at Homebush, about 10 km west of the CBD.

IDCJDW2061.200911   Prepared at 05:39 GMT on Monday 23 November 2009

Source of data

Observations were drawn from Sydney Olympic Park (Sydney Olympic Pk A {station 066195}.

Please note that the wind speed observed at Sydney Olympic Park has become compromised by the growth of trees around the observing site. The Bureau is seeking a solution, but until further notice wind observations will no longer be available. The closest station with cloud and evaporation observations is at Riverview Observatory about 7 km to the east. The closest station with sunshine observations is at Sydney Airport about 11 km to the southeast. The closest station with pressure observations is at Sydney Observatory Hill about 10 km to the east.

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Other times and other places

The last 14 months of Daily Weather Observations for Sydney Olympic Park, New South Wales are also here on this web site:

Nov 09   Oct 09   Sep 09   Aug 09   Jul 09   Jun 09   May 09   Apr 09   
Mar 09   Feb 09   Jan 09   Dec 08   Nov 08   Oct 08   

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Climate statistics

If you are after long-term averages relevant to Sydney Olympic Park, New South Wales, look at the tables for Parramatta North (Masons Drive), Bankstown Airport AWS, Riverview Observatory or Sydney Airport AMO.

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More information

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