New South Wales/ACT Weather
New South Wales ACT Forecast
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Monday Late shower, warm in the northeast. Sunny, cool-to-mild in the southeast. Sunny, very warm in the southwest. Mostly sunny, very warm in northwest.
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Tuesday Late showers, warm in the northeast. Mostly sunny, cool-to-mild in the southeast. Sunny, mild-to-warm in the west.
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Wednesday Showers, cool-to-mild in the northeast. Mostly sunny, cool-to-mild in the southeast. Sunny, very warm in the southwest. Mostly sunny, very warm in NW.
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Thursday Showers, cool-to-mild in the northeast. Mostly sunny, warm in the southeast. Mostly sunny, hot in the southwest. Late shower, very warm in NW.
NSW/ACT Extremes and Records
Current Extremes | Last 3 Days Extremes | Extremes This Month | |||
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Fri 15/01 | Sat 16/01 | Sun 17/01 | |||
25.0°C Cape Byron |
Hottest |
41.4°C Wanaaring |
38.2°C Wanaaring |
34.3°C Moree Ap |
42.9°C Smithville |
4.3°C Cooma Ap |
Coldest |
-2.6°C Thredbo Top Station |
0.4°C Cooma Ap |
-2.6°C Thredbo Top Station |
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NW 33km/h Thredbo Top Station |
Windiest |
90km/h Thredbo Top Station |
85km/h Green Cape |
59km/h Green Cape |
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no rain last hr | Wettest |
27.4mm Narrabri |
10.8mm Drake |
111.8mm Kindee |
New South Wales ACT's Records for January | |||
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Max | Min | Rain | |
Highest 49.7°C at Bourke in 1878 Lowest 1.3°C at Thredbo Top Station in 2012 |
Highest 34.4°C at Gunnedah in 1905 Lowest -7.7°C at Thredbo Top Station in 1975 |
Highest 436.0mm at Bellingen PO in 1997 |
New South Wales ACT Rainfall Bulletin
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- rainfall bulletin
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Rain to 9am | Interval | |
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