Shark Bay Airport Daily Summaries

June 2024

date	min to 9am	anomaly	max from 9am	anomaly	rain to 9am
date	°C	°C	°C	°C	mm
Sat 01/06/2024	9.7	-2.0	28.6	+4.8	0.0
Sun 02/06/2024	18.4	+6.7	22.9	-0.9	4.2
Mon 03/06/2024	12.6	+0.9	22.5	-1.3	0.4
Tue 04/06/2024	12.7	+1.0	23.5	-0.3	0.0
Wed 05/06/2024	10.7	-1.0	27.7	+3.9	0.2
Thu 06/06/2024	11.1	-0.6	28.1	+4.3	0.2
Fri 07/06/2024	17.6	+5.9	27.0	+3.2	0.0
Sat 08/06/2024	23 20.2	+8.5	27.3	+3.5	-
Sun 09/06/2024	23 20.6	+8.9	23.5	-0.3	5.8
Mon 10/06/2024	18.6	+6.9	24.4	+0.6	5.2
Tue 11/06/2024	17.3	+5.6	22.9	-0.9	0.2
Wed 12/06/2024	16.6	+4.9	23.4	-0.4	6.6
Thu 13/06/2024	13.6	+1.9	22.5	-1.3	0.0
Fri 14/06/2024	15.7	+4.0	21.9	-1.9	0.2
Sat 15/06/2024	16.2	+4.5	25.9	+2.1	0.0
Sun 16/06/2024	16.6	+4.9	26.0	+2.2	0.0
Mon 17/06/2024	17.3	+5.6	17.9	-5.9	0.2

June 2024 Average	23 15.6	+3.9	24.5	+0.7
Jun 2001-2023 Average	11.7		23.8
Jun 2001-2023 Highest	19.0	4th 2018	30.7	6th 2020
Jun 2001-2023 Lowest	3.7	27th 2023	17.8	24th 2021

June 2024 Total					23.2	10 day(s)
Jun 2001-2023 Average Total					42.3	9.2 day(s)
Jun 2001-2023 Wettest Total					116.6	2005
Jun 2001-2023 Wettest 24hr Total					95.6	5th 2018
Jun 2001-2023 Driest Total					0.8	2006

Jan-Jun 2024 Total					63.0	19 day(s)
Jan-Jun 2001-2024 Average Total					122.5	23.4 day(s)

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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.

Station Details

SHARK BAY AIRPORT
Gascoyne, Western Australia

25.8925°S 113.5772°E 34m AMSL
Commenced 2000

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Mountainous surf

12:14 AEST Massive waves reaching nearly 6 metres impacted the NSW coast on Sunday, with damaging waves continuing to impact the central coastline on Monday. A Tasman Low is behind mammouth 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.