Moruya Heads Sky Observations
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| Time | Vis | Cloud | Current weather | Past weather | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| m | |||||
| Mon 15:00 EST |
20000 | 8/8 Cu | Sky unchanged | Mostly cloudy | |
| Mon 09:00 EST |
20000 | 7/8 Cu | Sky unchanged |
Shower
Mostly cloudy |
|
| Sun 15:00 EST |
3000 | 8/8 Cu | Nearby precipitation | Shower | |
| Sun 09:00 EST |
2000 | 8/8 Cu | Slight shower | Shower | |
| Sat 15:00 EST |
5000 | 8/8 Cu | Nearby precipitation | Shower | |
| Sat 09:00 EST |
2000 | 8/8 | Slight shower | Shower | |
| Fri 15:00 EST |
3000 | 8/8 Cu | Slight shower | Shower | |
| Fri 09:00 EST |
5000 | 8/8 Cu | Haze | Mostly cloudy | |
| Thu 15:00 EST |
30000 | 6/8 -- -- Cs | Cloud developing | Cloudy at times | |
| Thu 09:00 EST |
40000 | clear | Sky unchanged | Mostly clear | |
| Wed 15:00 EST |
30000 | 3/8 Cu -- -- | Sky unchanged | Mostly clear | |
| Wed 09:00 EST |
40000 | 1/8 Cu -- -- | Sky unchanged | Mostly clear | |
| Tue 15:00 EST |
10000 | 1/8 St -- -- | Sky unchanged | Mostly clear | |
| Tue 09:00 EST |
30000 | 2/8 Cu Ac -- | Cloud dissolving | Cloudy at times | |
| Mon 15:00 EST |
20000 | 7/8 -- -- Cs | Sky unchanged | Mostly cloudy | |
| Mon 09:00 EST |
30000 | 5/8 -- -- Cs | Sky unchanged | Cloudy at times |
Station Details
MORUYA HEADS PILOT STATION
South Coast, New South Wales ACT
South Coast, New South Wales ACT
35.9093°S 150.1532°E
17m AMSL
Commenced 1875
Commenced 1875
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Weather News
Sydney surfer dies after slamming into storm water drain, wild weather forces evacuations on NSW South Coast
17:22 EST
A surfer has died after being slammed into a storm water drain at Collaroy on Sydney's northern beaches.
Flooding in Nowra as big waves pound NSW coastline
14:22 EST
Rain, flooding, damaging winds and damaging surf are all occurring in eastern NSW today as a complex low pressure system spins over the Tasman Sea.
