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What does the temperature chart show?
The temperature chart shows the forecast minimum and maximum temperatures for all the major cities along with a forecast icon. The contour lines relate to maximum temperatures expected.
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May turning into a wet one for Alice Springs
13:39 EST With 28mm already recorded in the rain gauge this month, Alice Springs is having its wettest May since 2004.
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- 17:01 EST East Coast Low expected due to warm seas
- 16:51 EST Rain to spread across the nation
- 10:53 EST Freezing temperatures in NSW and ACT
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