Gladstone 256km Radar/Lightning
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Radar Details
Queensland
LocationGladstone Radar TypeWF 44 S Band Typical Availability24 hours
This radar has almost unrestricted views to seawards from the north to the south-southeast. Elsewhere, the topography restricts the ability of the radar to detect only major echoes to the northwest, the south-southwest and the south-southeast. However, strong echoes can be detected as far west as Moura and Theodore. During episodes of fresh to strong winds (>20kt or 38km/h) sea clutter can be seen up to 30km from the coast possibly masking light inshore showers.
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Weather News
Hot horizons for Canberra
12:42 EDT
Canberra will see progressively warmer days this week, peaking in the high 30's. The mercury will hit the low 30’s this weekend, and reach the mid 30's by the start of the working week.
Coldest maximum summer temperature on record at Thredbo
11:15 EDT
While large parts of the country have been baking or battling bushfire, Thredbo in New South Wales recorded Australia's lowest maximum summer temperature on record.
NSW bushfires surround Sydney but conditions ease for now
10:42 EDT
Conditions have eased since the New South Wales bushfire crisis arrived in Sydney yesterday, but authorities warned that residents were "not out of the woods yet".
