Rosslyn Daily Summaries

April 2024

date	min to 9am	anomaly	max from 9am	anomaly	rain to 9am
date	°C	°C	°C	°C	mm
Mon 01/04/2024	23.3	+2.2	25.9	-0.2	-
Tue 02/04/2024	21.7	+0.6	26.6	+0.5	-
Wed 03/04/2024	22.7	+1.6	28.3	+2.2	-
Thu 04/04/2024	24.5	+3.4	28.6	+2.5	-
Fri 05/04/2024	23.3	+2.2	25.4	-0.7	-
Sat 06/04/2024	22.0	+0.9	26.0	-0.1	-
Sun 07/04/2024	22.7	+1.6	24.9	-1.2	-
Mon 08/04/2024	22.4	+1.3	26.1	+0.0	-
Tue 09/04/2024	19.9	-1.2	29.9	+3.8	-
Wed 10/04/2024	19.2	-1.9	25.9	-0.2	-
Thu 11/04/2024	16.4	-4.7	25.7	-0.4	-
Fri 12/04/2024	19.3	-1.8	25.6	-0.5	-
Sat 13/04/2024	19.9	-1.2	25.7	-0.4	-
Sun 14/04/2024	20.2	-0.9	25.4	-0.7	-
Mon 15/04/2024	21.1	+0.0	26.1	+0.0	-
Tue 16/04/2024	20.9	-0.2	25.6	-0.5	-
Wed 17/04/2024	22.0	+0.9	25.4	-0.7	-
Thu 18/04/2024	21.8	+0.7	25.8	-0.3	-
Fri 19/04/2024	21.6	+0.5	27.7	+1.6	-
Sat 20/04/2024	23.1	+2.0	23.8	-2.3	-
Sun 21/04/2024	16.2	-4.9	24.5	-1.6	-
Mon 22/04/2024	19.3	-1.8	25.3	-0.8	-
Tue 23/04/2024	20.8	-0.3	24.9	-1.2	-
Wed 24/04/2024	19.0	-2.1	24.9	-1.2	-
Thu 25/04/2024	19.9	-1.2	26.1	+0.0	-

April 2024 Average	20.9	-0.2	26.0	-0.1
Apr 2013-2024 Average	21.1		26.1
Apr 2013-2024 Highest	25.2	7th 2023	34.9	13th 2023
Apr 2013-2024 Lowest	13.2	28th 2017	20.7	30th 2015

April 2024 Total					-	0 day(s)

Jan-Apr 2024 Total					-	0 day(s)

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Station Details

ROSSLYN BAY NTC AWS
Capricornia, Queensland

23.1610°S 150.7901°E 0m AMSL
Commenced 1992

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