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Wednesday October 9, 2024

station (group by district)		rain to 9am	interval
station (group by district)		mm	hours
Barrington	BARRINGTON POST OFFICE	0.2	24
Below Craigbourne Dam	BELOW CRAIGBOURNE DAM (COAL RIVER)	0.2	24
Bothwell	BOTHWELL (CLYDE RIVER)	0.2	24
Butlers Gorge	BUTLERS GORGE	0.8	24
Campania	CAMPANIA (KINCORA)	0.2	24
Cape Bruny AWS	CAPE BRUNY (CAPE BRUNY)	0.8	24
COPPING YAXLEY ESTATE	COPPING (YAXLEY ESTATE)	0.4	24
Davey Gorge (PWS)	TAS PARKS WILDLIFE PORTABLE D	0.4	24
Derwent Bridge	DERWENT BRIDGE	3.0	24
Eaglehawk Neck	EAGLEHAWK NECK (JETTY ROAD)	0.8	24
Franklin	FRANKLIN (SOUTH)	0.8	24
Friendly Beach	FRIENDLY BEACHES	1.6	24
Grove	GROVE (RESEARCH STATION)	0.2	24
Hobart Airport	HOBART AIRPORT	0.2	24
Judbury	JUDBURY (HUON RIVER)	0.4	24
Kimberley	KIMBERLEY (MERSEY RIVER)	0.2	24
Kingston	KINGSTON (GREENHILL DRIVE)	0.4	24
kunanyi /Mount Wellington	KUNANYI (MOUNT WELLINGTON PINNACLE)	0.2	24
Lake Margaret	LAKE MARGARET POWER STATION	1.2	24
Lake St Clair	LAKE ST CLAIR NATIONAL PARK	5.2	24
Leslie Vale	LESLIE VALE	0.4	24
Longley	LONGLEY (RIVER BEND ROAD)	0.4	24
Low Rocky Point	LOW ROCKY POINT	1.0	24
Maatsuyker Island	MAATSUYKER ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE	0.2	24
Mount Dromedary	MOUNT DROMEDARY	0.4	24
Mount Read	MOUNT READ	8.8	24
Mt Morriston	MOUNT MORRISTON (MACQUARIE RIVER)	0.2	24
NUGENT TWILIGHT VALLEY TBRG	NUGENT (TWILIGHT VALLEY TBRG)	0.8	24
PWS C	TAS PARKS WILDLIFE PORTABLE C	0.6	24
Savage River	SAVAGE RIVER MINE	0.2	24
Scotts Peak Dam	SCOTTS PEAK DAM	3.0	24
South Queenstown	QUEENSTOWN (SOUTH QUEENSTOWN)	2.0	24
Tasman Island	TASMAN ISLAND	0.2	24
Tim Shea	TIM SHEA (SUMMIT)	1.0	24
Tunnack	TUNNACK FIRE STATION	0.2	24
Waratah (TFS)	PORTABLE TAS AWS 6 (TFS)	0.8	24
Warra	WARRA	1.4	24
Wattle Hill	WATTLE HILL	0.4	24
Zeehan	ZEEHAN (WEST COAST PIONEERS MUSEUM)	0.2	24

A yellow cell indicates a probable monthly record for this site (sites with ≥ 10 years of records only). The number of years of records available for the relevant field for this month is indicated in black. See the station's climate page for full details.

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