The Gungahlin Weather Centre
(634m asl) is located in Ngunnawal, a northern suburb of Canberra, Australia's
National Capital. The centre opened in 1998 and records all major weather
elements including; temperature, rainfall, humidity, barometric pressure, dew
point, heat index, evaporation, UV, wind direction, wind speed and wind chill.
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A cool night. Fog patches
at first on Saturday, clearing to a warm and partly cloudy day with moderate E
winds.
Outlook: Warm and partly cloudy on
Sunday. Very warm with a late storm Monday.
Gungahlin's Forecast -
6 Mar 2021
Hottest temp: 43.7°C (4
Jan 2020)
Coldest temp: -7.1°C (2
July 2017)
Coldest day: 2.6°C (12 Jun 2009)
Warmest night:
30.0°C (1 Feb 2020)
Strongest wind: 78.9lm/h (24 Aug 2003)
Noticeboard:
Wettest month: 176.3mm (Feb 2002)
Driest month: 0.0mm (May 2005)
Wettest year: 776.0mm (1999)
Driest year: 308.6mm (2019)
Longest dry spell: 56 days (16 Apr - 10 Jun 05)
Ave Max: 24.8°C
Ave Min: 11.4°C
Ave Rain: 43.0mm
Wettest: 166.0mm
(1999)
Hottest day: 36.6°C (2008)
Coldest day: 13.5°C (2019)
Warmest night: 22.6°C (2020)
Coldest night: 1.2°C (2018)
Ave no. of frosts: 0
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