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CURRENT CONDITIONS FOR:

MT BULLER

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Temperature	Dew Point	Rel. Humidity	Feels Like	Wind	Gusts	Pressure	Rainfall
3.8°C	0.1°C	77%	-5.0°C	NNW 35km/h	41km/h	-	0.0mm / -<

Mount Hotham Airport 6.6°C Mt Hotham 3.0°C Eildon 9.8°C

Mt Buller 24 hour history

North East for Monday Partly cloudy. Areas of morning frost. The chance of morning fog near the New South Wales border. Slight chance of a shower in the W. Light winds becoming N/NW 15 to 20 km/h in the middle of the day then becoming light in the late afternoon.
Tuesday Cloudy. Very high chance of showers, most likely from the late morning. Showers falling as snow above 1200 metres at first, lowering to above 1000 metres in the afternoon. Light winds.

7-DAY WEATHER FORECAST: MT BULLER 28 DAY RAINFALL FORECAST: CLICK HERE

	THU Oct 10		FRI Oct 11		SAT Oct 12		SUN Oct 13		MON Oct 14		TUE Oct 15		WED Oct 16
Summary	Mostly sunny		Mostly sunny		Mostly sunny		Mostly cloudy		Late shower		Possible shower		Late shower
Maximum	11°C		11°C		11°C		11°C		10°C		11°C		13°C
Minimum	8°C		8°C		6°C		7°C		9°C		9°C		11°C
Chance of Rain Likely Amount	10% < 1mm		5% < 1mm		5% < 1mm		30% < 1mm		60% 1-5mm		60% 1-5mm		50% 1-5mm
UV Index	High		High		High		Very High		High		High		High
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	27km/h NNE	21km/h WNW	20km/h WSW	19km/h WSW	24km/h SSE	15km/h SSW	23km/h NNE	19km/h N	21km/h ENE	17km/h ENE	25km/h ENE	18km/h NNE	28km/h NE	21km/h N
Relative Humidity	86%	78%	79%	59%	62%	51%	66%	64%	74%	74%	78%	77%	86%	83%
Dew Point	7°C	7°C	8°C	4°C	2°C	1°C	3°C	5°C	5°C	7°C	7°C	8°C	10°C	10°C

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North East Weather Warnings

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VIC - Wed 22:44 EDT
Sheep Graziers Warning for North Central, Central, West & South Gippsland & East Gippsland

Next 12 hours in Mt Buller

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3am

Clear

6°C

6am

Mostly clear

8°C

9am

Mostly clear

9°C

12pm

Mostly clear

12°C

Mt Buller Sun & Moon Times

Thursday					Next Occurrence
First Light	Sunrise	Sunset	Last Light	Moon Phase	moon set	moon rise	first quarter	full moon	last quarter	new moon
06:10 EDT	06:36 EDT	19:27 EDT	19:53 EDT		Thu 01:49 EDT	Thu 10:57 EDT	Fri Oct 11	Thu Oct 17	Thu Oct 24	Fri Nov 1

Mt Buller Past 5 Days

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	Minimum	Maximum	Rainfall
Wed Oct 9	-3.4°C	9.9°C	0.2mm
Tue Oct 8	-5.7°C	4.4°C	17.6mm
Mon Oct 7	0.6°C	5.2°C	0.6mm
Sun Oct 6	1.1°C	3.9°C	-
Sat Oct 5	1.5°C	5.1°C	3.2mm

Mt Buller Year To Date

average rainfall to Oct

1300.6mm

129.7 day(s)

total for 2024

1016.2mm

145 day(s)

total to this day 2023

1384.8mm

162 day(s)

wettest day

76.6mm

May 31

lowest temperature

-7.3°C

Jul 30

highest temperature

23.3°C

Mar 10

Mt Buller Almanac

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October minimum temperature

lowest this month

-5.7°C

8th

lowest on record

-8.6°C

1st 2011

average this month

0.6°C

-1.0°C

long-term average

1.6°C

October maximum temperature

highest this month

13.0°C

3rd

highest on record

21.6°C

31st 1990

average this month

7.7°C

-1.0°C

long-term average

8.7°C

October rainfall

wettest this month

17.6mm

8th

total this month

22.8mm

6 day(s)

long-term average

151.7mm

14.7 day(s)

wettest on record

490.0mm

2022

driest on record

37.6mm

2008

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