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Building your 'weather' skills

Examples of weather map sequences

Typical midsummer weather map: Southern Hemisphere

This sequence of surface pressure weather charts (8-11 January 2001) shows -

An area of low pressure over much of the northern part of the continent
An area of high pressure over the southern part of the continent
An area of low pressure well south of Australia.

Typical midsummer weather map

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