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Home › Victoria › W & S Gippsland › Baw Baw

CURRENT CONDITIONS FOR:

MT BAW BAW

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Temperature	Dew Point	Rel. Humidity	Feels Like	Wind	Gusts	Pressure	Rainfall
2.9°C	-3.2°C	64%	-1.3°C	E 9km/h	15km/h	-	3.0mm / -<

Mt Buller 4.7°C Latrobe Valley 4.4°C

Mt Baw Baw 24 hour history

W & S Gippsland for Saturday Partly cloudy. Patchy morning fog. Slight chance of a shower about the E ranges in the morning. Light winds becoming W/SW 15 to 20 km/h in the early afternoon then becoming light in the late afternoon.

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

	SAT Apr 20		SUN Apr 21		MON Apr 22		TUE Apr 23		WED Apr 24		THU Apr 25		FRI Apr 26
Summary	Mostly sunny		Mostly sunny		Sunny		Mostly cloudy		Showers		Showers		Possible shower
Maximum	8°C		10°C		13°C		13°C		6°C		4°C		5°C
Minimum	2°C		2°C		3°C		4°C		3°C		2°C		0°C
Chance of Rain Likely Amount	5% < 1mm		5% < 1mm		5% < 1mm		50% 1-5mm		70% 1-5mm		90% 1-5mm		50% < 1mm
UV Index	Moderate		Moderate		Moderate		Moderate		Moderate		Moderate		Moderate
Frost Risk	Moderate		Moderate		Moderate		Slight		Moderate		Moderate		High
	9am	3pm	9am	3pm	9am	3pm	9am	3pm	9am	3pm	9am	3pm	9am	3pm
Wind Speed	10km/h SE	9km/h SSW	11km/h W	9km/h SW	13km/h NNW	10km/h NW	18km/h N	13km/h NW	17km/h WNW	15km/h W	18km/h W	15km/h WSW	14km/h SW	12km/h SW
Relative Humidity	87%	82%	69%	77%	69%	63%	62%	70%	90%	96%	97%	100%	97%	99%
Dew Point	2°C	5°C	-1°C	6°C	2°C	6°C	2°C	6°C	3°C	5°C	3°C	2°C	1°C	5°C

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12 MONTH RAINFALL

W & S Gippsland Weather Warnings

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Next 12 hours in Mt Baw Baw

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6am

Mostly cloudy

2°C

9am

Mostly clear

3°C

12pm

Mostly clear

7°C

3pm

Mostly clear

8°C

Mt Baw Baw Sun & Moon Times

Saturday					Next Occurrence
First Light	Sunrise	Sunset	Last Light	Moon Phase	moon rise	moon set	full moon	last quarter	new moon	first quarter
06:19 EST	06:46 EST	17:41 EST	18:08 EST		Sat 16:05 EST	Sun 03:52 EST	Wed Apr 24	Wed May 1	Wed May 8	Wed May 15

Mt Baw Baw Past 5 Days

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	Minimum	Maximum	Rainfall
Fri Apr 19	1.8°C	5.3°C	17.6mm
Thu Apr 18	1.8°C	4.5°C	4.2mm
Wed Apr 17	3.1°C	6.0°C	0.0mm
Tue Apr 16	2.6°C	7.7°C	0.0mm
Mon Apr 15	4.3°C	8.8°C	0.0mm

Mt Baw Baw Year To Date

average rainfall to Apr

457.9mm

54.9 day(s)

total for 2024

383.0mm

38 day(s)

total to this day 2023

515.2mm

63 day(s)

wettest day

74.2mm

Jan 9

lowest temperature

-1.1°C

Mar 21

highest temperature

25.2°C

Mar 10

Mt Baw Baw Almanac

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April minimum temperature

lowest this month

-0.8°C

9th

lowest on record

-5.7°C

29th 2009

average this month

3.4°C

-0.6°C

long-term average

4.0°C

April maximum temperature

highest this month

19.8°C

1st

highest on record

20.6°C

4th 2018

average this month

8.7°C

-1.4°C

long-term average

10.1°C

April rainfall

wettest this month

48.8mm

2nd

total this month

181.4mm

11 day(s)

long-term average

147.9mm

15.5 day(s)

wettest on record

272.0mm

2006

driest on record

18.4mm

2007

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A very wet weekend for southeast Qld, northeast NSW

11:48 AEST A prolonged rainfall event is set to bring large totals to parts of NSW and Qld from Saturday, with possible heavy falls and flooding. A low-pressure system in the Coral Sea, a deepening coastal trough and persistent easterlies will bring moisture-laden air into southeast Qld and northeast NSW will bring days of rainfall to the region. While there is not a drop of rain on the radar over southeast Qld and Northeast NSW on Friday morning, the mass of cloud associated with a low in the Coral Sea will enhance rainfall over the weekend.