Redland (Alexandra Hills) Daily Summaries

July 2024

date	min to 9am	anomaly	max from 9am	anomaly	rain to 9am
date	°C	°C	°C	°C	mm
Mon 01/07/2024	17.3	-	19.8	-	0.0
Tue 02/07/2024	13.4	-	16.7	-	8.0
Wed 03/07/2024	12.8	-	18.2	-	37.6
Thu 04/07/2024	11.9	-	19.9	-	6.2
Fri 05/07/2024	10.3	-	20.2	-	0.0
Sat 06/07/2024	13.6	-	20.1	-	6.6
Sun 07/07/2024	13.7	-	20.6	-	0.8
Mon 08/07/2024	12.1	-	20.3	-	7.6
Tue 09/07/2024	14.5	-	20.5	-	1.8
Wed 10/07/2024	13.9	-	23.2	-	0.6
Thu 11/07/2024	13.1	-	22.3	-	0.0
Fri 12/07/2024	11.3	-	22.9	-	0.0
Sat 13/07/2024	11.9	-	19.9	-	0.0
Sun 14/07/2024	9.8	-	19.1	-	0.0
Mon 15/07/2024	6.8	-	18.5	-	0.0
Tue 16/07/2024	4.4	-	17.5	-	0.0
Wed 17/07/2024	6.0	-	16.0	-	0.0
Thu 18/07/2024	9.8	-	18.3	-	0.0
Fri 19/07/2024	7.7	-	19.9	-	0.0
Sat 20/07/2024	7.9	-	22.6	-	0.0
Sun 21/07/2024	9.3	-	20.9	-	0.0
Mon 22/07/2024	7.8	-	20.3	-	0.0
Tue 23/07/2024	7.9	-	21.7	-	0.0
Wed 24/07/2024	10.4	-	22.5	-	0.0
Thu 25/07/2024	13.0	-	22.1	-	0.2
Fri 26/07/2024	10.8	-	22.1	-	0.2
Sat 27/07/2024	11.0	-	22.9	-	0.0
Sun 28/07/2024	14.4	-	22.1	-	0.2
Mon 29/07/2024	5.7	-	19.7	-	0.0
Tue 30/07/2024	6.0	-	19.4	-	0.0
Wed 31/07/2024	7.3	-	20.3	-	0.0

July 2024 Average	10.5		20.3

July 2024 Total					69.8	11 day(s)

Jan-Jul 2024 Total					842.0	104 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

REDLAND (ALEXANDRA HILLS)
Brisbane, Queensland

27.5433°S 153.2394°E 51m AMSL
Commenced 2015

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