Tuesday, 1 March 2011 - Monthly Climate Summary for Queensland - Product code IDCKGC14R0

Queensland in February 2011: Category 5 Tropical Cyclone Yasi affected northern Queensland

• Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi crossed the coast near Mission Beach on the 3rd, then affected the northern parts of the state early in the month
• Major rain events occurred over the southwest districts at the beginning of the month by Ex-Tropical Cyclone Anthony and again from the 13th to the 18th by a deep trough
• A deep trough caused areas of shower and thunderstorm activity over the southeast, central and western districts on the 21st
• Below average February rainfall over most eastern parts of the state while above average over the northwestern
• Slightly above the average February maximum temperatures over the southern districts while below average over the central interior and northern parts
• Similar pattern for the minimum temperatures

Extremes Maps Records Summaries Important notes the top

Summary

The current La Niña event has shown signs of weakening during February. Two February daily rainfall records and one monthly rainfall record occurred over the tropical areas close to the location of the monsoon trough early in the month. One of the daily records happened over the Central Highlands area and this was related to a cut off low near the Central Coast during the 8th and 9th. The state-averaged rainfall total for February was 132.87 mm, slightly above the long-term average of 115.61 mm.

Queensland state-averaged mean temperature for February was 0.02 ^oC above the long-term (1961-1990) average of 28.19 ^oC. The state-averaged maximum temperature was 0.14 ^oC below the long-term mean of 33.99 ^oC, while the state-averaged minimum temperature was 0.18 ^oC above the long-term mean of 22.39 ^oC.

Main Weather System

At the beginning of the month, the remnants of Ex-Tropical Cyclone Anthony, as a low, weakened, moved rapidly and reached the southwest corner of the state during the first two days of the month. Rain and thunderstorm areas with moderate falls dominated the southwest of the state during this period.

Tropical Cyclone Yasi formed in the Fijian area of responsibility near the end of January and quickly intensified to from a Category 3 to a Category 4 on the 1st of February then accelerated its movement towards the tropical Queensland coast. Tropical Cyclone Yasi upgraded to a marginal Category 5 system during the morning of the 2nd of February and made landfall on the southern tropical coast near Mission Beach between midnight to 1 am early on the 3rd. Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi maintained a strong core with damaging winds and heavy rain, tracking westwards across the northern parts of the state and finally weakened to a tropical low near Mount Isa around 10pm on the 3rd. A barograph at the Tully Sugar Mill recorded a minimum pressure of 929 hPa as the cyclone eye passed over the suggesting wind gusts of about 285 km/h were possible. Significant wind damage was reported between Innisfail and Townsville. A 5 metre tidal surge was observed at the DERM storm tide gauge at Cardwell. Widespread rain areas with moderate to heavy rainfalls had remained over the northern parts of the state during the 4th and 5th as the Ex-Tropical Cyclone Yasi moved into the NT as a low pressure system.

On the 5th and 6th, a middle to upper level trough over the western Coral Sea moved into eastern Queensland, leading to an enhanced area of rain showers and thunderstorms over the central districts and into the Wide Bay and Burnett district. Showers then eased over the shoutheast of the state.

A surface trough over the southern interior on the 7th shifted towards the northeast and merged with a cut off low near the central coast. As a result, scattered showers and thunderstorms over the southern interior parts of the state on the 7th were pushed over the southeast o the state, the Capricorn Coast and the Wide Bay areas , with some moderate to heavy falls during the 8th and 9th.

On the 10th, a high over the Tasman Sea had extended a ridge across the southeast of the state. Fine weather conditions were dominated the southeastern parts of the state over the following days while some isolated showers persisted along the southeast coast.

A deep and slow moving trough remained over the southwestern border area during the 13th to 18th and produced scattered showers and thunderstorms with some moderate to heavy falls over the southwestern and western regions.

From the 13th to 16th, an upper low over the Queensland central coast maintained unstable conditions along the coast and adjacent inland parts with some showers and thunderstorms over the area.

A deep surface trough entered into the southwestern districts on the 19th and triggered scattered showers and thunderstorms over the southern and southwestern districts on the 21st. This trough pushed the scattered showers and thunderstorms over the southeast quadrant and into most central and northwestern parts of the state on the 22nd.

Rain areas and storm activity persisted over the northern parts of the state, particularly over the Cape York Peninsula, for the rest of the month due to the monsoon trough over the northern tropics. Fine weather conditions dominated the southern and most of the central parts of the state during this period, apart from some very isolated showers over the southeast.

Tropical Cyclone Yasi

Tropical Cyclone Yasi formed in the Fijian area of responsibility near the end of January and quickly intensified to from a Category 3 to a Category 4 on the 1st of February before accelerating towards the tropical Queensland coast. Yasi upgraded to a marginal Category 5 system in the morning of the 2nd of February and made landfall on the southern tropical coast near Mission Beach between midnight to 1 am early on the 3rd of February. Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi maintained a strong core with damaging winds and heavy rain, tracking westwards across the northern parts of the state and finally weakened to a tropical low near Mount Isa around 10pm on the 3rd of February.

Yasi was one of the most powerful cyclones to have affected Queensland since records commenced. Previous cyclones of a comparable measured intensity include the 1899 cyclone Mahina in Princess Charlotte Bay, and two cyclones of 1918 at Mackay (January) and Innisfail (March). More details please refer to the Report of Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi.

Rainfall

During the February, rainfall totals were below the long-term averages over most parts of the southeastern parts of the state, the central interior and the western half of the Cape York Peninsula. Areas with total rainfalls very much below the average (decile 10) were over parts of the eastern Darling Downs, the Central Coalfields and the southwestern parts of Cape York Peninsula.

The wettest overall was Bellenden Ker Top Stn with 2298.0 mm, followed by Bellenden Ker Bottom Stn with 1590.0 mm, then Daintree Village with 1434.0 mm.

Some sites had their highest total February rainfall on record. Some sites had their highest total February rainfall for at least 20 years. Some sites had their lowest total February rainfall on record. Some sites had their lowest total February rainfall for at least 20 years.

The wettest single day was at Hawkins Creek with 464.0 mm on the 3rd, followed by Woolshed with 314.2 mm on the 3rd, then Paluma Ivy Cottage with 310.0 mm on the 4th.

Some sites had their highest February daily rainfall on record. See a map of total rainfall. See a map of rainfall deciles.

Temperature

The February mean maximum temperatures were 1 to 2 ^oC below their long-term averages over the southern districts, most of the central coast, the western parts of the central interior, and the western half of the Cape York Peninsula. For the eastern parts of the central interior and most of the central coast, their maxima were 1 to 2 ^oC below the long-term means and 2 to 4 ^oC below average over the northwestern districts.

The February mean minimum temperatures were near or 1 ^oC above the long-term means over the southern districts, along the central coast as well as the southwestern parts of the Cape York Peninsula. Particularly, about 1 to 3 ^oC above the means near the southern border areas. For most northern and central interior parts, the monthly mean minimum temperatures were near or 1 ^oC below the long-term means.

The warmest on average was Birdsville Airport with 32.8 °C, followed by Bedourie Police Station with 31.7 °C, then Boulia Airport with 30.7 °C.

The coolest on average was Applethorpe with 21.2 °C, followed by Stanthorpe Leslie Parade with 21.9 °C, then Jimna Forestry with 22.4 °C.

Maximum temperature

The hottest day was at Birdsville Airport with 42.5 °C on the 19th, followed by Bedourie Police Station with 42.1 °C on the 1st, then Birdsville Airport with 41.8 °C on the 18th.

The warmest days on average were at Birdsville Airport with 39.3 °C, followed by Bedourie Police Station with 38.6 °C, then Winton Airport with 37.9 °C.

The coolest days on average were at Maleny Tamarind St with 26.4 °C, followed by Applethorpe with 26.8 °C, then Jimna Forestry with 27.0 °C.

The coldest day was at Applethorpe with 19.9 °C on the 8th, followed by Stanthorpe Leslie Parade with 20.3 °C on the 8th, then Toowoomba Airport with 20.5 °C on the 8th.

See a map of mean maximum temperatures. See a map of maximum temperature anomalies.

Minimum temperature

The coldest night was at Stanthorpe Leslie Parade with 8.7 °C on the 24th, followed by Applethorpe with 9.0 °C on the 24th, then Applethorpe with 11.2 °C on the 23rd.

The coolest nights on average were at Applethorpe with 15.5 °C, followed by Stanthorpe Leslie Parade with 16.2 °C, then Warwick with 17.5 °C.

The warmest nights on average were at Birdsville Airport with 26.2 °C, followed by Coconut Island and Sweers Island both with 25.2 °C.

The warmest night was at Birdsville Airport with 30.2 °C on the 19th, followed by Birdsville Airport with 29.7 °C on the 1st, then Birdsville Airport with 29.5 °C on the 3rd.

Some sites had their lowest February mean daily minimum temperature for at least 20 years. See a map of mean minimum temperatures. See a map of minimum temperature anomalies.

Wind

The strongest wind gust was at Willis Island with 206 km/h on the 2nd, followed by Lucinda Point with 185 km/h on the 2nd, then South Johnstone Exp Stn with 130 km/h on the 3rd.

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Extremes in February 2011
Hottest day	42.5 °C at Birdsville Airport on the 19th 42.1 °C at Bedourie Police Station on the 1st 41.8 °C at Birdsville Airport on the 18th
Warmest days on average	39.3 °C at Birdsville Airport 38.6 °C at Bedourie Police Station 37.9 °C at Winton Airport
Coolest days on average	26.4 °C at Maleny Tamarind St 26.8 °C at Applethorpe 27.0 °C at Jimna Forestry 27.0 °C at Kairi Research Station
Coldest day	19.9 °C at Applethorpe on the 8th 20.3 °C at Stanthorpe Leslie Parade on the 8th 20.5 °C at Toowoomba Airport on the 8th
Coldest night	8.7 °C at Stanthorpe Leslie Parade on the 24th 9.0 °C at Applethorpe on the 24th 11.2 °C at Applethorpe on the 23rd
Coolest nights on average	15.5 °C at Applethorpe 16.2 °C at Stanthorpe Leslie Parade 17.5 °C at Warwick
Warmest nights on average	26.2 °C at Birdsville Airport 25.2 °C at Coconut Island 25.2 °C at Sweers Island
Warmest night	30.2 °C at Birdsville Airport on the 19th 29.7 °C at Birdsville Airport on the 1st 29.5 °C at Birdsville Airport on the 3rd
Warmest on average overall	32.8 °C at Birdsville Airport 31.7 °C at Bedourie Police Station 30.7 °C at Boulia Airport
Coolest on average overall	21.2 °C at Applethorpe 21.9 °C at Stanthorpe Leslie Parade 22.4 °C at Jimna Forestry
Wettest overall	2298.0 mm at Bellenden Ker Top Stn 1590.0 mm at Bellenden Ker Bottom Stn 1434.0 mm at Daintree Village
Wettest day	464.0 mm at Hawkins Creek on the 3rd 407.0 mm at Zattas Alert on the 3rd 314.2 mm at Woolshed on the 3rd
Highest wind gust	206 km/h at Willis Island on the 2nd 185 km/h at Lucinda Point on the 2nd 130 km/h at South Johnstone Exp Stn on the 3rd

Extremes Maps Records Summaries Important notes the top

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Record highest February daily rainfall
	Highest daily rainfall in February 2011 (mm)		Previous wettest for February		Years of record
Lockhart River Airport	308.6	on the 11th	247.4	on the 4th in 1982	55
Theodore	170.0	on the 9th	132.0	on the 27th in 1997	44
Daintree Village	276.0	on the 25th	247.8	on the 15th in 1977	32

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Record highest total February rainfall
	Total rainfall for February 2011 (mm)	Previous wettest for February		Years of record	Average for February
Mossman South Alchera Drive	1191.8	1005.4	in 2000	104	478.2
Lockhart River Airport	811.2	783.0	in 1967	55	396.1
Daintree Village	1434.0	993.7	in 1994	31	599.9
Cairns Severin St	1077.2	928.4	in 1994	29	475.3

Highest total February rainfall for at least 20 years
	Total rainfall for February 2011 (mm)	Most recent February at least this wet		Years since wetter	Average for February
Croydon Township	401.6	444.0	in 1967	44	181.0
Mount Isa Aero	237.4	240.0	in 1991	20	104.9
Mount Isa Mine	251.8	276.4	in 1991	20	92.9

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Record lowest total February rainfall
	Total rainfall for February 2011 (mm)	Previous driest for February		Years of record	Average for February
Cardwell Marine Pde	1.0	36.3	in 1905	140	465.6
Haden Post Office	4.2	5.0	in 1974	85	92.5
Lanark	2.0	12.7	in 1963	69	89.3
Pormpuraaw Township	29.0	107.2	in 1983	53	383.9
Woolooga	0.0	8.4	in 1983	46	139.8
Capalaba Water Treat	21.0	37.4	in 2005	40	154.0
St George	0.0	4.5	in 1983	38	54.0
Hinze Dam	19.4	20.0	in 2002	36	200.8
Traighli	12.0	14.0	in 1996	23	91.4
Dalby Airport	8.8	11.2	in 2005	20	83.9

Lowest total February rainfall for at least 20 years
	Total rainfall for February 2011 (mm)	Most recent February at least this dry		Years since drier	Average for February
Wallangarra Post Office	0.4	0.0	in 1902	108	84.6
Moogerah Dam	18.2	1.6	in 1926	77	128.3
Woodlands	2.2	0.0	in 1946	65	63.0
Glenmorgan Post Office	8.0	7.4	in 1974	37	71.4
Meandarra Post Office	12.0	9.2	in 1974	36	64.6
Mitchell Post Office	7.8	6.6	in 1982	29	71.5
Tuan Creek Forest Stn	42.5	8.7	in 1983	28	198.8
Somerby	17.0	7.4	in 1984	27	91.6
Yuleba Garden St	15.8	13.0	in 1984	27	75.8
Kareeya	97.2	79.0	in 1983	26	402.0
Rosehill	14.4	12.2	in 1985	26	62.9
Ellangowan	26.4	20.8	in 1987	24	83.0
Macalister	18.4	14.0	in 1987	24	79.7
Mungallala	15.8	14.2	in 1984	24	68.7
Pratten	25.0	0.0	in 1987	24	73.3
Ballandean Post Office	7.8	4.6	in 1989	22	85.0
Barakula Forest Stn	15.6	3.8	in 1987	22	87.3
Dalveen	38.2	37.2	in 1989	22	95.6
Millmerran Post Office	18.0	8.0	in 1989	22	78.2
Lochinvar	16.0	6.0	in 1990	21	75.8

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Lowest February mean daily minimum temperature for at least 20 years
	Mean daily minimum temperature for February 2011 (°C)	Most recent February at least this cool		Years since cooler	Average for February
Lockhart River Airport	23.1	22.7	in 1990	21	23.6

Extremes Maps Records Summaries Important notes the top

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Summary statistics for February 2011
	Maximum temperatures for February (°C)				Minimum temperatures for February (°C)				Rainfall for February (millimetres)
	Mean for February 2011	Diff from average	Highest for February 2011		Mean for February 2011	Diff from average	Lowest for February 2011		Total for February 2011	Average for February	Rank of February 2011	Fraction of February average
North Peninsula (district 27)
Coconut Island	31.3	-0.2	33.7	8th	25.2	-0.7	23.2	13th	311.0	261.0	average	119%
Coen Airport	31.5		34.3	2nd	23.4		22.1	13th	269.8	301.3	average	90%
Horn Island	30.3	-0.1	32.3	3rd	24.5	-0.5	22.4	10th	374.4	474.8	low	79%
Scherger RAAF	31.8		34.4	1st	23.7		22.6	20th	601.8
Weipa Aero	31.3	0.0	33.9	1st	23.9	-0.3	22.6	12th	453.2	563.6	average	80%
South Peninsula (district 28)
Lockhart River Airport	30.7	-0.6	35.0	2nd	23.1	-0.5	21.9	1st	811.2	396.1	highest	205%
Musgrave	31.8	-0.9	34.6	2nd			21.2	21st	463.3	296.0	high	157%
Palmerville	31.9	-0.6	34.4	1st	22.5	-0.3	19.8	9th	360.4	265.6	high	136%
Lower Carpentaria (district 29)
Burketown Airport	32.2	-1.4	34.8	21st	24.2	-0.8	22.5	11th	299.8	204.8	high	146%
Century Mine	33.9		37.8	1st	23.6		21.9	24th	148.8
Cloncurry Airport	34.5	-1.6	38.4	1st	24.1	-0.2	22.1	25th	158.6	109.5	high	145%
Croydon Township	33.1	-1.4	36.2	1st	23.7	-0.2	21.7	20th	401.6	181.0	v high	222%
Julia Creek Airport	36.2	0.0	39.8	2nd	23.3	+0.5	20.5	25th	101.4	105.9	average	96%
Mornington Island	31.1	-0.7	33.5	10th	24.4	-1.1	22.7	14th	720.8	310.7	v high	232%
Mount Isa Aero	33.4	-1.9	37.1	1st	22.6	-0.8	20.7	25th	237.4	104.9	v high	226%
Normanton Airport	32.1	-1.4	35.3	1st	24.5	-0.6	21.6	24th	188.2	195.6	average	96%
Sweers Island	31.0	-1.5	33.4	1st	25.2	-1.0	22.5	15th	583.1	330.5	high	176%
Upper Carpentaria (district 30)
Georgetown Airport	32.4		36.1	1st	22.6		20.3	9th	321.2
Hughenden Airport	34.9	+0.3	37.4	19th	22.3	-0.4	19.9	13th	20.2	85.2	low	24%
Richmond Airport	36.8	+1.1	40.0	1st	22.7	-0.2	18.7	25th	44.2	85.5	average	52%
Richmond Post Office	36.8	+1.1	39.4	19th	23.2	+0.7	19.9	25th	51.1	103.4	average	49%
Barron North Coast (district 31)
Cairns Aero	30.6	-0.6	33.3	19th	23.7	-0.1	22.4	15th	1023.2	458.4	v high	223%
Cooktown Airport	30.2	-1.6	33.7	2nd	23.6	-0.8	21.6	6th	544.0	319.7	v high	170%
Kairi Research Station	27.0	-0.5	29.5	21st	19.3	-0.2	17.6	15th	381.6	271.8	high	140%
Low Isles Lighthouse	30.5	-1.2	33.0	22nd	25.0	-0.5	23.0	11th	775.4	422.3	v high	184%
Mareeba Airport	29.5	-0.9	32.4	21st	21.0	-0.5	18.7	15th	293.2	271.2	high	108%
Walkamin Research Station	28.4	-0.7	31.0	21st	20.3	-0.2	18.4	15th	267.4	253.9	average	105%
Herbert North Coast (district 32)
Ingham Composite	30.9	-0.7	33.1	22nd	23.5	+0.3	22.5	7th	769.1	484.5	high	159%
Innisfail	30.2	-0.4	32.5	22nd	23.7	+0.9	22.6	17th	831.2	600.6	high	138%
South Johnstone Exp Stn	30.2	-0.5	32.8	21st	23.2	+0.5	21.8	17th	980.0	579.4	high	169%
Townsville Aero	30.5	-0.6	32.6	1st	24.4	+0.3	23.0	15th	160.0	305.5	average	52%
East Central Coast (district 33)
Alva Beach	30.7	-0.4	31.9	22nd	24.6	0.0	22.3	12th	216.2	284.3	average	76%
Bowen Airport	30.9	-0.4	32.5	15th	23.4	-0.5	21.6	25th	77.1	235.6	low	33%
Collinsville Post Office	32.3	-0.4	34.6	20th	21.2	-0.7	18.3	24th	96.2	163.8	average	59%
Hamilton Island Airport	29.2		30.3	22nd	24.6		22.1	11th	303.0	318.4	average	95%
Mackay Aero	30.1	+0.1	31.0	9th	23.5	+0.3	20.8	26th	281.2	372.6	average	75%
Mackay M.O	29.5	-0.1	30.9	21st	24.1	+0.7	22.1	23rd	241.2	325.1	average	74%
Proserpine Airport	30.7	-0.4	33.3	21st	23.2	+0.4	21.3	11th	303.2	375.4	average	81%
Samuel Hill Aero	30.0	-0.3	33.8	21st	22.4	+0.4	18.3	27th	280.0	362.3	average	77%
St Lawrence	31.6		33.3	21st	22.8		19.4	12th	216.2
St Lawrence Post Office	31.7	+0.3	33.5	21st	22.9	+0.5	20.1	12th	214.8	199.8	average	108%
Williamson	31.2		33.1	21st	22.6		18.9	26th	97.6
Woolshed			30.0	18th	20.5	-0.5	18.9	15th	519.4	304.7	high	170%
Yeppoon The Esplanade	29.6	+0.3	31.2	8th	23.9	+0.2	21.2	25th	136.0	170.4	average	80%
West Central Coast (district 34)
Charters Towers Airport	31.5	-1.2	34.4	21st	21.7	-0.7	19.4	24th	146.2	153.0	average	96%
Moranbah Water Treatment Plant	32.1	-1.0	35.1	21st	21.5	-0.3	18.6	25th	81.0	100.2	average	81%
Central Highlands (district 35)
Clermont Airport	32.9		36.9	21st	20.4		16.1	25th	19.8
Clermont Sirius St	32.5	-0.5	37.0	21st	20.9	-0.2	17.3	25th	20.6	115.0	low	18%
Emerald Airport	33.6	+0.2	36.5	21st	21.4	-0.7	18.3	24th	32.0	81.5	low	39%
Lochington	33.4		37.5	21st	21.1		17.1	24th	78.6
Rolleston Airport	32.7		36.6	21st	20.3		16.7	27th	193.2
Springsure Comet St	32.7	+0.3	35.6	7th	20.6	+0.1	16.0	25th	36.0	109.9	low	33%
Tambo Post Office	33.7	-0.1	37.0	20th	20.0	0.0	15.0	24th	56.4	77.2	average	73%
Taroom Post Office	33.5	+0.7	38.0	21st	20.3	-0.1	16.3	24th	68.0	88.4	average	77%
Central Lowlands (district 36)
Barcaldine Post Office	34.8	+0.3	39.3	21st	22.9	+0.3	19.6	25th	19.3	77.9	low	25%
Blackall Airport	34.5	-0.5	38.4	21st	21.2	-1.1	17.9	25th	37.2	77.4	low	48%
Isisford Post Office	35.5	-0.3	39.6	21st	22.7	+0.3	18.4	25th	70.0	73.7	average	95%
Longreach Aero	36.0	+0.3	39.0	21st	21.9	-0.7	18.2	26th	71.0	78.7	average	90%
Upper Western (district 37)
Camooweal Township	33.6	-2.6	36.5	1st	23.4	-0.3	21.3	21st	302.6	94.3	v high	321%
The Monument Airport	34.9	-1.7	39.0	1st	23.4	-0.1	21.1	20th	198.0	71.0	v high	279%
Trepell Airport	35.6	-1.1	39.4	1st	23.4	-0.1	20.9	25th	106.8	64.0	high	167%
Urandangi	36.2	-0.9	41.0	1st	23.4	0.0	21.0	7th	164.7	66.2	v high	249%
Winton Airport	37.9		41.2	21st	23.2		20.0	27th	55.0	69.8	average	79%
Winton Post Office	37.3	+1.1	40.8	21st	22.1	-0.9	17.4	26th	74.7	86.6	average	86%
Lower Western (district 38)
Bedourie Police Station	38.6	+0.7	42.1	1st	24.8	+0.4	22.0	23rd	53.2	35.5	high	150%
Birdsville Airport	39.3	+1.3	42.5	19th	26.2	+1.4	19.8	23rd	34.8	36.2	high	96%
Boulia Airport	37.0	-0.4	41.2	1st	24.5	+0.5	20.1	10th	101.1	50.9	high	199%
Windorah Post Office	36.5	-0.1	40.5	19th	24.4	+0.9	21.8	26th	74.1	49.5	high	150%
Port Curtis South Coast (district 39)
Baralaba Post Office	33.6	+0.2	36.5	21st	21.4	+0.2	18.4	25th	151.8	115.8	high	131%
Bundaberg Aero	31.1	+1.2	33.9	21st	21.9	+0.5	18.6	27th	38.2	161.7	low	24%
Gayndah Airport	31.9		36.4	21st	20.4		15.7	26th	47.4	96.2	low	49%
Gladstone Airport	31.0	+0.6	33.0	21st	23.1	+0.1	19.9	27th	98.0	189.9	average	52%
Gladstone Radar	32.3	+1.4	35.5	21st	23.0	+0.6	20.4	24th	78.0	146.9	average	53%
Lady Elliot Island	30.0	+0.9	32.7	5th	24.7	+0.7	21.7	9th	87.6	170.8	average	51%
Monto Township	30.9	-0.3	35.1	21st	19.6	+0.6	14.7	25th	99.4	113.6	average	88%
Rockhampton Aero	32.0	+0.8	36.0	21st	23.1	+1.0	20.0	24th	63.8	143.4	low	44%
Rundle Island	28.0	-0.2	29.5	20th	24.4	-0.1	22.0	15th
Sandy Cape Lighthouse	29.6	+0.3	32.4	6th	22.7	+0.3	20.2	9th	185.9	169.9	average	109%
Seventeen Seventy	28.7	-0.4	31.1	21st	22.9	+0.2	19.5	24th	174.0	192.6	average	90%
Thangool Airport	32.3	-0.6	35.8	21st	19.4	-0.6	15.0	26th	69.6	97.1	average	72%
Moreton South Coast (district 40)
Amberley AMO	30.8	+0.4	35.7	20th	19.9	+0.4	15.8	25th	140.6	122.4	average	115%
Archerfield Airport	30.3	+0.6	34.9	20th	20.6	+0.6	16.8	25th	134.8	152.8	average	88%
Beaudesert Drumley Street	31.2		36.0	20th	19.7		14.1	25th	63.8
Beerburrum Forest Station	29.6	-0.1	33.8	20th	20.6	+0.8	16.8	26th	122.6	197.1	average	62%
Brisbane	30.6	+0.6	35.3	20th	21.7	+0.4	18.2	23rd	157.0	130.3	average	120%
Brisbane Aero	29.2	+0.1	32.2	21st	21.6	+0.5	18.1	23rd	88.2	119.1	average	74%
Cape Moreton Lighthouse	28.0	+1.2	30.3	21st	23.0	+1.0	19.5	24th	44.0	156.5	low	28%
Coolangatta	29.1	+1.0	32.4	20th	21.4	+0.6	17.9	23rd	73.8	168.5	average	44%
Double Island Point Lighthouse	29.2	+1.6	32.6	21st	23.3	+0.8	20.3	23rd	65.2	164.7	low	40%
Gold Coast Seaway	29.7	+1.2	34.8	20th	22.1	+0.3	18.0	23rd	105.2	173.0	average	61%
Gympie	30.6	+0.2	36.4	21st	20.5	+0.9	16.1	26th	77.4	167.0	low	46%
Hervey Bay Airport	30.4	+0.3	32.7	20th	22.2	0.0	18.3	26th	92.8	141.6	average	66%
Jimna Forestry	27.0	-0.3	32.7	21st	17.9	+0.3	13.0	12th	89.0	118.9	average	75%
Kingaroy Airport	29.5	-0.3	34.6	20th	18.1	+0.3	13.5	26th	38.8	91.7	low	42%
Logan City Water Treatment Plant	30.2	+0.9	35.2	20th	21.3	+0.9	16.2	25th	107.0	148.2	average	72%
Maleny Tamarind St	26.4	-0.1	32.4	21st	19.6	+0.9	15.8	23rd	235.0	314.6	average	75%
Maryborough	30.9	+0.7	34.4	21st	21.3	+0.7	17.9	28th	71.0	174.3	low	41%
Nambour DPI - Hillside	29.1		34.2	21st	21.0		17.1	26th	192.2
Point Lookout	30.3	+1.2	31.8	10th	22.5	-0.1	19.9	24th	87.4	135.8	average	64%
Rainbow Beach	28.9	+0.2	31.7	21st					84.6	199.1	low	42%
Redcliffe	29.5		31.8	20th	22.3		18.5	23rd
Sunshine Coast Airport	28.9	+0.2	32.9	21st	21.7	+0.4	17.7	26th	223.4	178.7	high	125%
Tewantin RSL Park	28.5	+0.1	33.1	21st	22.3	+0.4	18.5	23rd	151.6	210.1	average	72%
Toolara (Kelly)	30.3	-0.4	35.4	21st	21.1	+0.3	17.9	23rd	65.2	189.8	low	34%
University of Queensland Gatton	31.2	+0.5	37.4	20th	19.7	+0.7	15.2	25th	47.8	100.4	low	48%
East Darling Downs (district 41)
Applethorpe	26.8	+1.5	33.0	20th	15.5	+0.5	9.0	24th	44.8	84.9	low	53%
Dalby Airport	32.4	+1.1	36.5	20th	18.7	+0.1	14.6	23rd	8.8	83.9	lowest	10%
Goondiwindi Airport	34.4	+1.8	38.6	20th	20.9	+1.1	15.2	23rd	53.2	80.0	average	67%
Inglewood Forest	32.7	+0.2	37.2	20th	18.7	+0.4	12.3	23rd	28.4	59.4	low	48%
Oakey Aero	30.4	+0.5	35.8	20th	18.0	+0.4	13.5	23rd	93.6	83.2	average	113%
Stanthorpe Leslie Parade	27.7	+1.3	34.7	20th	16.2	+0.6	8.7	24th	34.0	85.5	low	40%
Texas Post Office	33.9	+1.3	37.7	2nd	19.6	+1.4	13.8	23rd	19.9	76.6	low	26%
Toowoomba Airport	27.4	+0.1	32.8	20th	18.1	+0.5	12.9	23rd	108.4	113.4	average	96%
Warwick	30.1	+0.6	35.3	20th	17.5	+0.5	12.4	25th	28.8	66.5	low	43%
West Darling Downs (district 42)
Miles Constance Street	33.6	+1.0	37.5	20th	20.0	0.0	15.8	23rd	12.2	82.4	v low	15%
Maranoa (district 43)
Injune Post Office	32.1	-0.1	35.7	20th	18.9	-0.2	14.2	24th	108.0	88.8	average	122%
Mitchell Post Office	34.7	+1.8	39.2	20th	19.9	+0.4	15.0	13th	7.8	71.5	low	11%
Roma Airport	33.1	+0.6	36.8	20th	20.0	-0.3	15.0	24th	63.8	89.3	average	71%
St George Airport	34.6	+1.0	39.9	20th	21.9	+0.8	17.3	22nd	82.4	58.1	high	142%
Surat	33.2	-0.2	37.9	7th	20.5	+0.2	16.7	24th	117.6	74.5	high	158%
Warrego (district 44)
Bollon Mary St	36.2	+1.9	41.0	20th	22.3	+1.3	15.5	22nd	49.7	53.4	average	93%
Charleville Aero	34.8	+1.0	38.3	2nd	21.9	+0.6	15.8	22nd	38.6	69.9	average	55%
Cunnamulla Post Office	36.5	+1.7	39.9	19th	23.0	+1.3	15.7	22nd	57.8	51.3	average	113%
Far Southwest (district 45)
Quilpie Airport	36.6	+1.0	39.6	20th	23.8	+0.5	19.0	22nd	75.4	50.3	high	150%
Thargomindah Airport	36.7	+0.7	39.6	12th	23.9	-0.4	18.0	22nd	115.4	52.2	high	221%
Offshore Islands (district 200)
Middle Percy Island	28.3	+0.2	29.9	21st	23.3	+0.1	21.7	10th	173.2	272.1	average	64%

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