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mostly sunny
Swansea 3/14
mostly sunny
Bicheno 3/15
frost then sunny
Fingal -3/13
frost then sunny
Lake Leake -2/10
frost then sunny
Orford 0/13

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frost then sunny

Wednesday Areas of fog and frost this morning, mainly inland. Mostly sunny otherwise. Light winds. Daytime maximum temperatures between 9 and 14.

frost then sunny

Thursday Partly cloudy. Areas of morning frost. Patchy morning fog in the north. Light winds.

late shower

Friday Cloudy. The chance of showers, becoming more likely during the afternoon. Light winds.

clearing shower

Saturday Partly cloudy. Isolated showers in the morning. Winds SW 20 to 30 km/h becoming light during the evening.

Issued Wed 05:41 EST

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East Coast Weather Forecasts

station
 forecast min max chance of rain rain amount frost risk 9am 3pm
wind rh wind rh
°C °C km/h % km/h %
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 3 15 60% 1-5mm Moderate NNW 8 78 NE 10 57
frost then sunny Frost then sunny
 -3 13 60% 1-5mm Severe NNW 5 90 ENE 7 63
frost then sunny Frost then sunny
 4 14 60% 1-5mm Slight NNW 9 83 NNE 10 62
frost then sunny Frost then sunny
 -2 10 60% 1-5mm Severe NW 5 97 NE 6 70
frost then sunny Frost then sunny
 0 13 50% 1-5mm High NNW 8 100 NE 7 59
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 2 14 60% 1-5mm Moderate NNE 4 82 ENE 8 67
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 3 14 50% 1-5mm Moderate NW 7 75 NE 9 57

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