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Blackwood Rainfall Reports

September 2010

date	rain to 9am	interval
date	mm	hours
Wed 01/09/2010	6.6	24
Thu 02/09/2010	4.4	24
Fri 03/09/2010	-	-
Sat 04/09/2010	35.4	24
Sun 05/09/2010	34.6	24
Mon 06/09/2010	2.0	24
Tue 07/09/2010	2.4	24

September 2010 Total	85.4	6 day(s)

Highlights the highest daily rainfall during the period.

A yellow cell indicates a probable monthly record for this site (sites with ≥ 10 years of records only). The number of years of records available for the relevant field for this month is indicated in black. See the station's climate page for full details.

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Station Details

BLACKWOOD
Central, Victoria

37.4701°S 144.3069°E 560m AMSL
Commenced 1878

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