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Station (Group by district) |
Time | Vis | Cloud | Current weather | Past weather | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| m | ||||||
| 09:00 EST |
35000 | 6/8 | Sky unchanged | Mostly cloudy | ||
| 09:00 EST |
25000 | 6/8 Sc -- Ci | Distant precipitation | - |
|
|
| 09:00 EST |
60000 | 1/8 | Cloud developing |
Drizzle
Cloudy at times |
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|
| 09:00 EST |
7000 | 7/8 | Recent shower | Cloudy at times |
|
|
| 09:00 EST |
50000 | 2/8 Cu -- -- | Cloud developing |
Shower
Cloudy at times |
||
| 09:00 EST |
20000 | 8/8 | Cloud developing | Drizzle | ||
| 09:00 EST |
50000 | 5/8 | Sky unchanged | Mostly cloudy | ||
| 09:00 EST |
40000 | 2/8 | Cloud dissolving | - |
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| 09:00 EST |
30000 | 3/8 | Cloud developing | Fog or haze | ||
| 12:00 EST |
- | 8/8 | - | - | ||
| 09:00 EST |
30000 | 2/8 -- Ac Ci | Sky unchanged |
Rain
Cloudy at times |
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Weather News
Dumped gravel and rocks blocks environmental water from flowing into Murray-Darling forest
14:24 EST
An irrigation channel used to release water into a forest along the Murray River in NSW has been filled with earth and rocks, with an irrigator saying the vandalism is a sign of frustration boiling over in the area.
Farmers wanting to take care of themselves but needing Government help to make it happen
10:21 EST
"At the end of the day, we should be able to look after ourselves." Tanya Cameron is weary.
Pandanus trees suffering pest attacks see up to 80 per cent lost along Queensland coast
08:40 EST
Pandanus trees along the coast of Agnes Water, south of Gladstone, were once admired by Captain Cook and botanist Sir Joseph Banks when they came to shore in 1770.
