York Daily Summaries

June 2024
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date min to 9am anomaly max from 9am anomaly rain to 9am  
°C °C °C °C mm
Sat 01/06/2024 - - 25.5 +7.0 0.0  
Sun 02/06/2024 - - 19.5 +1.0 8.2  
Mon 03/06/2024 - - 22.0 +3.5 2.6  
Tue 04/06/2024 - - 22.0 +3.5 0.0  
Wed 05/06/2024 - - 23.1 +4.6 0.0  
Thu 06/06/2024 - - 25.2 +6.7 0.0  
Fri 07/06/2024 - - 17.0 -1.5 7.2  
Sat 08/06/2024 - - 18.5 +0.0 0.5  
Sun 09/06/2024 - - 19.2 +0.7 1.2  
Mon 10/06/2024 - - 18.0 -0.5 4.2  
Tue 11/06/2024 - - 17.5 -1.0 0.0  
Wed 12/06/2024 - - 19.0 +0.5 0.6  
Thu 13/06/2024 - - 16.5 -2.0 0.0  
Fri 14/06/2024 - - 19.5 +1.0 0.0  
Sat 15/06/2024 - - 21.5 +3.0 0.0  
Sun 16/06/2024 - - 22.2 +3.7 0.0  
Mon 17/06/2024 - - - - 0.4  
 
June 2024 Average -   20.4 +1.9    
Jun 1996-2023 Average 4.8   18.5      
Jun 1996-2023 Highest 15.5 11th 2022 26.5 6th 2015    
Jun 1996-2023 Lowest -4.0 16th 2006 10.7 29th 1998    
 
June 2024 Total         24.9 8 day(s)
Jun 1996-2023 Average Total         59.2 13.0 day(s)
Jun 1996-2023 Wettest Total         133.0 2019
Jun 1996-2023 Wettest 24hr Total         31.0 6th 2023
Jun 1996-2023 Driest Total         10.7 2013
 
Jan-Jun 2024 Total         87.9 22 day(s)
Jan-Jun 1996-2024 Average Total         192.7 36.3 day(s)
 
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Station Details

YORK
Central Wheatbelt, Western Australia
31.8997°S 116.7650°E 179m AMSL
Commenced 1996

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Mountainous surf lashes coast

12:14 AEST Massive waves reaching nearly six metres impacted the NSW coast on Sunday, with damaging waves continuing to impact the central coastline on Monday.  A Tasman Low is behind the mammoth southeasterly swell along the eastern seaboard and it’s not going anywhere fast, with the large waves set to continue until mid-week.  The satellite images below show cloud swirling in a clockwise direction around the Tasman Low just to the northwest of New Zealand.

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