Moruya Heads Observations

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Wednesday May 15, 2024

time	wind dir	wind spd	wind gust	tmp	dew pt	feels like	rh	fire	rain	rain 10'	pres
time	wind dir	km/h	km/h	°C	°C	°C	%	fire	mm	mm	hPa
Wed 15:00 EST	NE	22		18.4	11.6	14.6	65	4	0		1025.0
Wed 09:00 EST	W	4		13.3	12.4	13.3	94	1	0		1028.2
Tue 15:00 EST	ESE	15		18.6	12.9	16.6	69	3	0		1024.5
Tue 09:00 EST	WSW	7		12.8	11.9	11.9	94	1	0		1024.9
Mon 15:00 EST	NE	11		19.4	13.4	18.3	68	3	0		1019.5
Mon 09:00 EST	WSW	11		16.3	12.5	14.9	78	2	24		1021.6
Sun 15:00 EST	SSE	28		18.5	13.8	14.3	74	3	16		1020.8
Sun 09:00 EST	SW	15		13.7	13.0	11.8	96	1	116		1023.8
Sat 15:00 EST	NNE	11		15.8	14.7	15.1	93	1	37		1026.2
Sat 09:00 EST	E	19		16.4	14.8	14.4	90	2	11		1028.8
Fri 15:00 EST	ENE	28		16.6	14.5	12.7	87	2	0		1029.2
Fri 09:00 EST	WSW	15		15.4	14.3	13.9	93	1	27		1031.3
Thu 15:00 EST	SW	7		16.5	15.3	16.8	93	1	12		1031.0
Thu 09:00 EST	SW	11		15.2	14.1	14.3	93	1	22		1032.8
Wed 15:00 EST	S	11		16.5	12.1	15.0	75	2	1		1030.7
Wed 09:00 EST	SW	7		14.8	13.3	14.4	91	1	3		1033.4

Station Details

MORUYA HEADS PILOT STATION
South Coast, New South Wales/ACT

35.9093°S 150.1532°E 17m AMSL
Commenced 1875

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16:44 AEST The mild autumnal weather that southeastern Australia has been basking in this week is about to come to an abrupt and chilly end, with snow possible down to 600 metres in Tas. A strong cold front will cause the huge contrast in temperatures and is expected to sweep across southeastern Australia on Friday and into the weekend. The cold front will drag a frigid airmass over the region late this week, dropping temperatures to 3-5°C below average and bringing subzero overnight temperatures to some areas.