Western Australian Weather
Western Australia Forecast
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Thursday Showers, cool-to-mild in the southwest. Windy, cool-to-mild in the south. Mostly sunny, hot in the north.
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Friday Showers, cool-to-cold in the southwest. Windy with showers, cool-to-cold in the south. Showers easing, cool-to-mild in the northwest. Sunny, very warm in the northeast.
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Saturday Showers, cool-to-cold in the southwest. Showers/storms, cold in the south. Mostly cloudy, cool-to-cold in the northwest. Mostly sunny, very warm in the northeast.
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Sunday Showers, cool-to-cold in the southwest. Showers/storms, cold in the south. Sunny, hot in the north.
WA Extremes and Records
| Current Extremes | Last 3 Days Extremes | Extremes This Month | |||
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| Mon 26/07 | Tue 27/07 | Wed 28/07 | |||
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26.9°C Cocos Island Ap |
Hottest |
36.4°C Kalumburu |
35.2°C Warmun |
36.1°C Wyndham Airport |
38.1°C Kalumburu |
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4.9°C Red Rocks Point |
Coldest |
3.0°C Pemberton |
1.2°C Pingelly |
-4.8°C Eyre |
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WNW 72km/h Cape Leeuwin |
Windiest |
135km/h Cape Leeuwin |
94km/h Albany Airport |
116km/h Cape Leeuwin |
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2.0mm last hr Pearce |
Wettest |
81.0mm Mount William |
23.4mm North Walpole |
88.4mm Cocos Island Ap |
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| Western Australia's Records for July | |||
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| Max | Min | Rain | |
| Highest 38.3°C at Kalumburu in 2016 Lowest 0.0°C at Wongan Hills in 2013 |
Highest 27.1°C at Cocos Island Ap in 2016 Lowest -6.7°C at Booylgoo Spring in 1969 |
Highest 320.6mm at Bickley in 1996 |
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Min to 9am | Anomaly | Max from 9am | Anomaly | Rain to 9am |
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