Eyre Sky Observations
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| Time | Vis | Cloud | Current weather | Past weather | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| m | |||||
| Wed 09:00 WST |
20000 | 1/8 Sc -- -- | Cloud developing | - |
|
| Tue 09:00 WST |
30000 | clear | Sky unchanged | - |
|
| Mon 09:00 WST |
20000 | 8/8 Sc | Sky unchanged | - |
|
| Mon 06:00 WST |
25000 | 4/8 -- Ac -- | Sky unchanged | - |
|
| Sun 09:00 WST |
20000 | 3/8 -- Ac Cs | Sky unchanged | - |
|
| Sun 06:00 WST |
15000 | 7/8 -- -- Ci | Sky unchanged | - |
|
| Sat 09:00 WST |
20000 | 7/8 -- Ac Ci | Sky unchanged | Cloudy at times |
|
| Sat 06:00 WST |
25000 | 7/8 -- -- Cs | Sky unchanged | Cloudy at times |
|
| Fri 09:00 WST |
30000 | clear | Sky unchanged | - |
|
| Fri 06:00 WST |
20000 | 8/8 Sc | Sky unchanged | Mostly cloudy |
|
| Thu 09:00 WST |
25000 | clear | Sky unchanged | Mostly clear |
|
| Thu 06:00 WST |
20000 | clear | Sky unchanged | Mostly clear |
|
| Wed 09:00 WST |
30000 | clear | Sky unchanged | - |
|
| Wed 06:00 WST |
30000 | clear | Sky unchanged | - |
|
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Eucla, Western Australia
Commenced 1885
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Weather News
Deadly heatwave warning for Perth on the eve of first Test between Australia and New Zealand
19:46 EDT
The WA Health Department has issued a heatwave warning for Perth for the first time since 2016 as the city braces for a run of record-breaking heat until Sunday.
Gold Coast beachgoers may be forced to use recycled water to wash sandy feet as drought worsens
18:40 EDT
Gold Coast beach showers have once again become a barometer for the drought with Mayor Tom Tate saying bathers may be forced to use recycled water to wash the sand off their feet.
Positive Indian Ocean Dipole fuels bushfires devastating Australia and deadly flooding in Africa
17:46 EDT
A climatic phenomenon of near-record intensity has contributed to two extremes on opposite sides of the Indian Ocean — torrential rain in East Africa and exceptionally dry conditions fuelling bushfires in Australia.
