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New South Wales/ACT Infrared Satellite/Lightning
Thursday
22:30 EST
New South Wales/ACT Satellite Notes
Cloud streaming across the southern half of NSW, in a trough, is producing patchy rain, with a little sleet over the Snowy Mountains. There is some cloud in the north but it is staying dry under a ridge of high pressure.
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