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CURRENT CONDITIONS FOR:

MACKAY RACECOURSE

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Temperature	Dew Point	Rel. Humidity	Feels Like	Wind	Gusts	Pressure	Rainfall
27.2°C	23.8°C	82%	30.8°C	E 11km/h	13km/h	-	0.0mm / -<

Mackay Airport 27.0°C Mackay 26.8°C Hamilton Island 27.3°C

Mackay Racecourse 24 hour history

Central Coast for Saturday Mostly clear. Slight chance of a shower early this evening. The chance of a thunderstorm early this evening. Light winds.
Sunday Partly cloudy. The chance of fog in the early morning. Medium chance of showers, most likely in the late morning and afternoon. The chance of a thunderstorm. Light winds becoming S/SE 15 to 20 km/h in the middle of the day then becoming light in the late afternoon.

7-DAY WEATHER FORECAST: TE KOWAI 28 DAY RAINFALL FORECAST: CLICK HERE

	SAT Dec 14		SUN Dec 15		MON Dec 16		TUE Dec 17		WED Dec 18		THU Dec 19		FRI Dec 20
Summary	Possible thunderstorm		Possible thunderstorm		Possible thunderstorm		Possible thunderstorm		Possible thunderstorm		Heavy showers		Possible thunderstorm
Maximum	29°C		29°C		29°C		29°C		28°C		28°C		26°C
Minimum	23°C		23°C		23°C		24°C		24°C		24°C		24°C
Chance of Rain Likely Amount	60% 1-5mm		50% 1-5mm		80% 5-10mm		80% 10-20mm		90% 10-20mm		90% 20-40mm		90% 10-20mm
UV Index	Extreme		Extreme		Extreme		Extreme		Extreme		Extreme		Extreme
Frost Risk	Nil		Nil		Nil		Nil		Nil		Nil		Nil
	9am	3pm	9am	3pm	9am	3pm	9am	3pm	9am	3pm	9am	3pm	9am	3pm
Wind Speed	8km/h SSE	12km/h ESE	13km/h S	14km/h ESE	14km/h S	16km/h SE	11km/h SSE	11km/h E	9km/h SSE	13km/h ENE	13km/h SE	19km/h ESE	20km/h SE	21km/h SE
Relative Humidity	75%	71%	72%	68%	71%	70%	75%	78%	79%	76%	81%	81%	83%	81%
Dew Point	23°C	23°C	23°C	23°C	22°C	23°C	23°C	23°C	23°C	24°C	24°C	24°C	23°C	23°C

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12 MONTH RAINFALL

Central Coast Weather Warnings

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Next 12 hours in Te Kowai

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9pm

Slight chance storm

25°C

12am

Mostly clear

24°C

3am

Slight chance storm

24°C

6am

Mostly clear

24°C

Te Kowai Sun & Moon Times

Sunday					Next Occurrence
First Light	Sunrise	Sunset	Last Light	Moon Phase	moon set	moon rise	last quarter	new moon	first quarter	full moon
04:52 EST	05:16 EST	18:41 EST	19:06 EST		Sun 04:35 EST	Sun 18:46 EST	Mon Dec 23	Tue Dec 31	Tue Jan 7	Tue Jan 14

Mackay Racecourse Past 5 Days

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	Minimum	Maximum	Rainfall
Sat Dec 14	23.0°C	30.4°C	2.8mm
Fri Dec 13	23.7°C	29.9°C	29.6mm
Thu Dec 12	22.2°C	29.8°C	24.8mm
Wed Dec 11	23.7°C	31.2°C	0.0mm
Tue Dec 10	21.1°C	31.4°C	0.0mm

Mackay Airport Year To Date

average rainfall to Dec

1543.1mm

134.7 day(s)

total for 2024

1310.6mm

163 day(s)

total to this day 2023

1503.2mm

134 day(s)

wettest day

73.0mm

Feb 16

lowest temperature

2.7°C

Jul 19

highest temperature

34.4°C

Jan 29

Mackay Airport Almanac

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December minimum temperature

lowest this month

21.3°C

8th

lowest on record

15.6°C

10th 1955

average this month

23.3°C

+1.0°C

long-term average

22.3°C

December maximum temperature

highest this month

32.4°C

9th

highest on record

38.2°C

21st 1995

average this month

30.8°C

+0.0°C

long-term average

30.8°C

December rainfall

wettest this month

30.6mm

13th

total this month

92.6mm

8 day(s)

long-term average

139.6mm

11.4 day(s)

wettest on record

669.0mm

2010

driest on record

0.8mm

2005

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