Ferny Grove Weather - Seasonal Meteorological Report at Ferny Grove for spring 2020

Overnight temperatures at Ferny Grove in spring were close to average but was the highest in 11 years. Daytime temperatures were above average. Most of the official sites observed above average overnight temperatures and close to average at the inland sites, whilst the daytime temperatures near average or above average. Rainfall at Ferny Grove was near average and was below average or near average at the official sites. Rainfall in November at Ferny Grove however was the lowest on record. In spring at Ferny Grove air pressure was above average, mean minimum humidity and mean humidity was close to average, mean maximum humidity was above average, mean minimum dew point and mean dew point was near average, mean maximum dew point was above average, wind speed was above average with 6 thunderstorms (10 thunder days).

Temperature – near average overnight and above average daytime temperatures

Seasonal Mean Daily Minimum Temperature: 15.1 ºC, 0.4 ºC above average and 0.3 ºC higher than the same season in 2019. This is the third highest seasonal mean minimum temperature on record for spring and the highest since the current record high of 15.6 ºC in 2010. Mean minimum temperatures in spring at most of the official sites in the Brisbane area were above average and close to average at the inland sites. The coastal sites observed mean minimum temperatures that were mostly up to 0.8 ºC above average that ranged from 0.5 ºC above average at Redcliffe with a mean minimum temperature of 17.5 ºC and Brisbane Aero (16.2 ºC) and 1.3 ºC above average at Cape Moreton Lighthouse (19.1 ºC). The temperature at Cape Moreton Lighthouse was the highest mean minimum temperature of all the official sites. The lowest mean minimum temperature was 12.9 ºC at Amberley (0.1 ºC below average). The other inland sites observed mean minimum temperatures that were 0.1 ºC below average or 0.1 ºC above average. Brisbane observed a mean minimum temperature of 17 ºC (0.7 ºC below average).

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Lowest Monthly Mean Daily Minimum Temperature (September): 13.3 ºC, 1.3 ºC above average and 1.2 ºC higher than same month in 2019. This is the second highest on record for September and the highest since the current record high of 14.1 ºC in 2010. The mean minimum temperatures in the Brisbane area were above average at all the official sites and at least 1 ºC above average at many of these sites. Many of the sites were between 1 ºC and 1.4 ºC above average that were observed at coastal and inland sites. Three sites measured anomalies that were less than 1 ºC above average, namely at Amberley (0.8 ºC above average) with a mean minimum temperature of 10.3 ºC, Beerburrum at 0.6 ºC above average and a mean minimum temperature of 12.6 ºC and Redcliffe was 0.9 ºC above average with a mean minimum temperature of 15.4 ºC. The highest mean minimum temperature was 17.8 ºC at Cape Moreton Lighthouse which also observed the highest anomaly from the long term average of 1.8 ºC above average. The lowest mean minimum temperature was 9.6 ºC at Canungra. Brisbane observed a mean minimum temperature of 14.9 ºC (1.1 ºC above average).

Highest Monthly Mean Daily Minimum Temperature (November): 17 ºC, 0.5 ºC below average and 0.6 ºC lower than same month in 2019. This is the fourth lowest on record for November and the lowest since 15.8 ºC in 2017. Mean minimum temperatures in the Brisbane area were generally close to average and were below average at many of the inland sites. The exception to this was Cape Moreton Lighthouse at 0.7 ºC above average with a mean minimum temperature of 20.3 ºC which observed the highest mean minimum temperature. The sites measuring close to average mean minimum temperatures were mostly the coastal sites that ranged between 0.3 ºC below average at Beerburrum, with a mean minimum temperature of 16.2 ºC and 0.4 ºC above average at Logan City Treatment Plant (17.9 ºC). One of the sites measuring near average mean minimum temperature as an inland site, namely Archerfield which was 0.3 ºC above average (17.5 ºC). The greatest negative anomalies from the long-term average at the inland sites were 1 ºC below average at Amberley (15.3 ºC) and Beaudesert (15.2 ºC) which observed the lowest mean minimum temperature and 0.6 ºC below average at Gatton (15.4 ºC). Brisbane observed a mean minimum temperature of 19 ºC, 0.2 ºC above average.

Monthly Mean Minimum Daily Temperature for October: 15 ºC, 0.4 ºC above average and 0.4 ºC higher than same month in 2019. This is the fourth highest on record for October and the highest since 15.4 ºC in 2018. Mean minimum temperatures across the Brisbane area were close to average at many locations and above average at some coastal sites. The sites measuring mean minimum temperatures that were close to average were between 0.3 ºC below average at both Amberley with a mean minimum temperature of 13 ºC and Beerburrum (14.3 ºC) and 0.4 ºC above average at Archerfield (14.8 ºC). The lowest mean minimum temperature was observed at Canungra with a mean minimum temperature of 11.2 ºC. Five sites observed above average mean minimum temperatures of 0.6 ºC above average at Brisbane (17 ºC), Brisbane Aero (16.4 ºC), Redcliffe (17.6 ºC), 0.9 ºC above average at Logan City Treatment Plant (15.9 ºC) and 1.2 ºC above average (19.1 ºC) at Cape Moreton, which observed the highest mean minimum temperature of all the official sites.

Seasonal Mean Daily Maximum Temperature: 27.8 ºC, 0.6 ºC above average and 1.6 ºC lower than the same season in 2019. This is the sixth highest on record and the lowest since 27.5 ºC in 2018. Many of the mean maximum temperatures observed by the official sites in the Brisbane area in spring were above average mostly at the inland sites with many sites also close to average. The sites that observed mean maximum temperatures that were close to average were between 0.1 ºC above average at Beerburrum (27.5 ºC) and 0.5 ºC above average at Brisbane (27.5 ºC) and Brisbane Aero (26 ºC). The lowest mean maximum temperature observed was 24.8 ºC at Cape Moreton Lighthouse (1.6 ºC above average). The inland sites that observed above average mean maximum temperatures were 1 ºC above average at Beaudesert (29.2 ºC) and 1.3 ºC above average at Archerfield (28.3 ºC). The highest mean maximum temperature was 2.2 ºC above average at Gatton and Amberley was 2 ºC above average (29.7 ºC). Brisbane observed a mean maximum temperature of 27.5 ºC, 0.5 ºC above average.

Lowest Monthly Mean Daily Maximum Temperature (September): 25.9 ºC, 0.5 ºC above average and 2.3 ºC lower than same month in 2019. This is the fifth highest on record for September and the lowest since 25.4 ºC in 2018. Many of the official sites in the Brisbane area measured close to average mean maximum temperatures and was above average at many of the inland sites. The sites that measured close to average maximum temperatures ranged between 0.4 ºC below average at Beerburrum (25.7 ºC) and 0.5 ºC above average at Beaudesert (26.8 ºC). The lowest mean maximum temperature was 23 ºC at Cape Moreton Lighthouse (1.4 ºC above average). The highest mean maximum temperature was 27.8 ºC at Gatton which observed the highest anomaly from the long term average of 2.2 ºC above average. Many of the other inland sites measured above average temperatures at Amberley (1.8 ºC above average and a mean maximum temperature of 27.5 ºC) and Archerfield (1.2 ºC above average and a mean maximum temperature of 26.5 ºC). Brisbane observed a mean maximum temperature of 25.9 ºC (0.2 ºC above average).

Highest Monthly Mean Daily Maximum Temperature (November): 29.7 ºC, 0.4 ºC above average and 2.4 ºC lower than same month in 2019. This is the fourth lowest on record for November and the lowest since 27.2 ºC in 2017. Most of the official sites in the Brisbane area measured above average mean maximum temperatures and were at least 1 ºC above average at all of the inland sites. Three sites were however close to average and was equal to the long-term average at Redcliffe with a mean maximum temperature of 27.2 ºC, 0.3 ºC above average at Brisbane Aero (27.3 ºC) and 0.4 ºC above average at Beerburrum (29 ºC). The lowest mean maximum temperature of all the sites was observed at Cape Moreton Lighthouse (26.2 ºC) and was 1.4 ºC above average. The inland sites measured anomalies that were between 1.1 ºC above average at Archerfield (29.7 ºC) and 2.8 ºC above average at Gatton (33.1 ºC), which observed the highest mean maximum temperature. Amberley measured a mean maximum temperature of 32 ºC (2.3 ºC above average) and Beaudesert was 1.5 ºC above average (31.6 ºC). Brisbane observed a mean maximum temperature of 28.9 ºC (0.6 ºC above average).

Monthly Mean Maximum Daily Temperature for October: 27.8 ºC, 1 ºC above average and 0.1 ºC lower than same month in 2019. This is the fourth lowest on record for October and the lowest since 26.6 ºC in 2018. The majority of the official sites in the Brisbane area observed above average mean maximum temperatures and were at least 1 ºC above average at most of these sites. The only site that was close to average at Beerburrum at 0.4 ºC above average with a mean maximum temperature of 27.8 ºC. The lowest mean maximum temperature of 25.3 ºC was observed at Cape Moreton Lighthouse which observed both the highest mean maximum temperature of all the sites and greatest positive anomaly above the long term average of +2.2 ºC. Except for Brisbane at 0.8 ºC above average with a mean maximum temperature of 27.8 ºC the remaining sites were between 1 ºC above average at Redcliffe (26.5 ºC) and 1.9 ºC above average at Amberley (29.7 ºC). The mean maximum temperature at Cape Moreton was a record high for October exceeding the previous record of 25.2 ºC in 2005.

Seasonal Mean Temperature: 21.4 ºC, 0.5 ºC above average and 0.7 ºC lower than same season in 2019. This is the fifth highest on record and the lowest since 21.1 ºC in 2018.

Lowest Mean Monthly Temperature (September): 16.1 ºC, 0.7 ºC above average, 0.1 ºC higher than same month in 2019. This is the equal highest on record for September and the highest since the current record high of 16.8 ºC in 2017.

Highest Mean Monthly Temperature (November): 23.4 ºC, 0.1 ºC below average, 1.4 ºC lower than the same month in 2019. This is the fifth lowest on record for November and the lowest since 21.5 ºC in 2017.

Mean Monthly Temperature (October): 21.4 ºC, 0.7 ºC above average, 0.2 ºC higher than the same month in 2019. This is the equal fifth highest on record for October and the highest since 22.2 ºC in 2017.

Lowest Temperature: 8 ºC on 27 September 2020 at 5:56 AM. Same month and season in 2019 was 6.9 ºC. This is the equal third highest monthly minimum temperature for September on record, the highest since 8.9 ºC in 2016 on 4 September at 6:15 AM, the equal twenty-first lowest daily minimum temperature and the lowest since 7.7 ºC on 13 September 2019 at 5:47 AM. For spring this is the equal second highest seasonal minimum temperature on record, the highest since the current record high of 8.7 ºC in 2013 on 6 September at 6:20 AM, the equal twenty-third lowest daily spring minimum temperature and the lowest since 7.7 ºC on 13 September 2019 at 5:47 AM. Official stations in the Brisbane area observed the lowest temperature of the month at most sites on the 27th and at Point Lookout on the 29th. The lowest was -0.2 ºC at Canungra on the 27th and the highest was 13.9 ºC at Cape Moreton Lighthouse on the 27th. There were some cool nights at some sites in the first half of the month and several cool nights in the last few nights in the month. Brisbane observed its lowest temperature of 10.3 ºC on the 27th. The lowest temperature for the season for the official sites ranged between 1.5 ºC at Amberley on 27 September 2020 and 13.9 ºC at Cape Moreton Lighthouse on 27 September 2020. The lowest observed temperature at Brisbane in spring was 10.3 ºC on 27 September 2020.

Monthly Lowest Temperature (for October): 11.6 ºC on 10 October 2020 at 4:15 AM. Same month in 2019 was 9.2 ºC. This is the highest monthly minimum temperature for October on record, exceeding the previous record high of 10.9 ºC in 2017 on 22 October at 5:25 AM, the equal thirty-third lowest daily minimum temperature and the lowest since 10.4 ºC on 13 October 2019 at 3:17 AM. Official stations in the Brisbane area observed the lowest temperature of the month at many sites on the 1st and at some sites on the 4th, 10th, 15th, 16th and 29th. The lowest was 7.5 ºC at Amberly on the 1st and the highest was 16.2 ºC at Cape Moreton Lighthouse on the 29th. In the Brisbane area below average overnight temperature occurred in the first half of the month, with very few cool nights in the second half of the month. Brisbane observed its lowest temperature of 14.6 ºC on the 1st and 4th.

Monthly Lowest Temperature (for November): 12.8 ºC on 10 November 2020 at 4:45 AM. Same month in 2019 was 11.4 ºC. This is the sixth highest and lowest monthly minimum temperature for November on record, the highest since 13.9 ºC in 2015 on 18 November at 4:40 AM, the equal tenth lowest daily minimum temperature and the lowest since 11.4 ºC on 10 November 2019 at 4:40 AM. Official stations in the Brisbane area observed the lowest temperature of the month on the 4th, 6th and 8th to 11th. The lowest was 8.2 ºC at Canungra on the 10th and the highest was 17.6 ºC at Cape Moreton Lighthouse on the 8th. In the Brisbane area below average overnight temperatures occurred until the 12th before several periods of warm nights during the rest of the month, interspersed with some cool nights. Brisbane observed its lowest temperature of 15.5 ºC on the 11th.

Highest Temperature: 35.3 ºC on 17 November 2020 at 10:24 AM. The same month and season in 2019 was 40.3 ºC. This is the fifth lowest monthly maximum temperature for November on record, the lowest since 31.2 ºC in 2017 on 4 November at 12:05 PM, the equal twelfth highest daily maximum temperature and the highest since 36 ºC on 16 November 2019 at 11:07 AM. For spring this is the third lowest seasonal maximum temperature on record, the lowest since 34.4 ºC in 2011 on 15 November at 2:21 PM, the equal sixteenth highest daily maximum temperature and the highest since 36 ºC on 16 November 2019 at 11:07 AM. The official sites measured the highest temperature for the month at many sites on the 29th and at some sites on the 1st, 17th, 24th and 26th. The lowest was 28.8 ºC at Cape Moreton on the 26th and the highest was 39.8 ºC at Gatton on the 29th. The highest temperature observed at Brisbane was 32.2 ºC on the 24th. Most days on the first 13 days of the month were below average before predominately above average temperatures during the remainder of the month. The highest temperature for the season of the official sites ranged between 30 ºC at Cape Moreton Lighthouse on 31 October 2020 and 39.8 ºC at Gatton on 29 November 2020. The highest observed temperature at Brisbane during spring was 32.2 ºC on 24 November 2020.

Lowest Maximum Temperature: 20.4 ºC on 10 September 2020 at 1:08 PM. This is the fifth lowest monthly and daily maximum temperature for September on record and the lowest since 19.7 ºC in 2018 on 30 September at 8:59 PM. Same month in 2019 was 23.4 ºC and this season in 2019 was 21.3 ºC. For spring this is the sixth highest seasonal lowest maximum temperature on record, the lowest since the current record low of 18.6 ºC in 2018 on 13 October at 8:55 AM, the equal twelfth lowest daily maximum temperature and the lowest since 19.4 ºC on 14 October 2018 at 9:27 AM. The official sites measured the coolest day of the month on the 10th at most sites and on the 11th at some sites. These ranged between 20 ºC at Logan City Treatment Plant on the 10th and 21.8 ºC at Redcliffe on the 11th. The lowest maximum temperature observed at Brisbane was 20.9 ºC on the 10th. In the Brisbane area there were cool days in the first 13 days of the month, mostly between the 6th and 13th. In the last few days of the month were some cool days. For spring, the lowest observed maximum temperature at Brisbane was 20.9 ºC on 10 September 2020 and for all of the official sites this was 19.5 ºC at Canungra on 10 September 2020.

Lowest Daily Maximum Temperature (for October): 23.8 ºC on 14 October 2020 at 11:31 AM. This is the third highest monthly highest daily maximum temperature for October on record, the highest since 24 ºC in 2014 on 9 October at 2:45 PM, the equal twenty-eighth lowest daily maximum temperature and the lowest since 21.3 ºC on 12 October 2019 at 4:55 PM. Same month in 2019 was 21.3 ºC. The official sites measured the coolest day of the month on the 14th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, 24th and 27th. These ranged between 23.2 ºC at Cape Moreton Lighthouse on the 20th and 25.5 ºC at Beaudesert on the 24th. The lowest maximum temperature observed at Brisbane was 24.7 ºC on the 14th. In the Brisbane area there were some cool days on some days in the second half of the month.

Highest Daily Minimum Temperature: 21.9 ºC on 25 November 2020 at 1:12 AM. This is the sixth highest and lowest monthly minimum daily temperature on record for November, the lowest since 21.8 ºC in 2017 on 29 November 2020 at 10:55 PM, the thirteenth highest daily minimum temperature and the highest since 22.8 ºC on 28 November 2019 at 7:50 AM. Same month in 2019 was 22.9 ºC and this season in 2019 was 22.9 ºC. For spring this is the equal sixth highest seasonal daily minimum temperature, the equal lowest since the 21.9 ºC in 2017, sixth highest daily minimum temperature and the equal thirteen highest and the highest since 22.9 ºC on 28 November 2019 at 7:50 AM. In the Brisbane area the warmest night occurred at most sites on the 15th and at Cape Moreton Lighthouse on the 7th and Point Lookout on the 19th. These ranged between 15 ºC at Logan City Treatment Plant and 18.4 ºC at Cape Moreton Lighthouse. The highest minimum temperature measured at Brisbane was 16.9ºC on the 15th. An especially warm night was on the 15th with some sites measuring minimum temperatures that were more than 5 ºC above average. There were some warm nights throughout the month with many of the warm nights on the 7th and 8th and again on the 13th to 16th. Brisbane’s highest minimum temperature observed during spring was 22.8 ºC on 16 November 2020 and for all the official sites this was 23.9 ºC at Logan City Treatment Plant on 17 October 2020.

Highest Daily Minimum Temperature (for September): 20.6 ºC on 23 September 2020 at 5:17 AM. This is the highest monthly minimum daily temperature on record for September, exceeding the previous record high of 19 ºC in 2009 on 22 September. Same month in 2019 was 17.1 ºC. In the Brisbane area the warmest nights occurred on the 22nd and 23rd. These ranged between 18.1 ºC at Amberley on the 23rd and 21.8 ºC at Redcliffe on the 23rd. The highest minimum temperature measured at Brisbane was 20.8 ºC on the 23rd. Warm nights between the 18th and 24th peaking on the 21st to 23rd. Some warm nights at some sites in the first half of the month. Point Lookout observed a record high daily minimum temperature for September of 21 ºC on the 22nd exceeding the previous record high of 20.8 ºC in 2017 on the 28th.

Seasonal Average Minimum Grass Temperature: 12.9 ºC (0.1 ºC higher than same season in 2019)

Lowest Seasonal Minimum Grass Temperature: 4.6 ºC on 27 September 2020 (0.7 ºC lower than same month in 2019). This coincided with the lowest minimum air temperature of 8 ºC for the month.

Highest Seasonal Minimum Grass Temperature: 20.7 ºC on 25 November 2020 (1.2 ºC lower than same month in 2019). This coincided with the highest minimum air temperature of 21.9 ºC for the month.

Highest Minimum Grass Temperature Depression: 3.9 ºC on 6 November 2020 with a minimum grass temperature of 9.8 ºC and an air temperature of 13.7 ºC.

Lowest Minimum Grass Temperature Depression: 0.6 ºC on 27 November 2020 with a minimum grass temperature of 18.6 ºC and an air temperature of 18 ºC.

Minimum September temperatures were predominately above average with a low number of cool nights that mostly occurred in the last few days of the month. The 3rd to 7th was a warm period of between 1 ºC and 3 ºC above average. The 18th to 24th was another period of warm nights of at least 2 ºC above average and peaked at 6 ºC to 9 ºC on the 22nd to 24th. The last few nights of the month were below average of 1 ºC to 4 ºC below average.

Minimum temperatures in October were near or below average in the first half of the month before warm nights during most of the second half of the month. During the first half of the month until the 21st the coolest nights were on 1st and 10th at 3 ºC below average, and otherwise within 2 ºC of the long term average. An 8 day warm period between the 22nd and 29th of up to 6 ºC above average on the 25th. The 30th was 2 ºC below average and 4 ºC above average on the 31st.

November minimum temperatures were near average or below average in the first half of the month and then warm nights during the rest of the month with some cool nights. Cool nights early in the month were 2 ºC to 5 ºC below average on the 1st, 3rd to 6th, and 9th to 11th. After near average temperature during the middle of the month a warm period of 2 ºC to 4 ºC above average occurred on the 15th to 19th. The 20th was 2 ºC below average, which after some near average nights it was 4 ºC above average on the 24th to 25th. In the last few days of the month temperatures were mostly near average.

September maximum temperature saw a mixture of below and above average temperatures. Cool days on the 6th and the 13th of between 1 and 5 ºC below average before mixed temperature observed during the middle of the month. The days warmed between the 20th and 25th that rose to 5 ºC above average on the 24th and 3 ºC above average on the 25th. Late in the month were temperatures that were close to average or slightly below average.

October maximum temperatures were above average throughout the month with very few cool days and several days close to average, mostly in the first half of the month. The first 13 days of the month saw near average temperatures except for the 9th being 5 ºC above average. The 14th was 3 ºC below average before several days during the second half of the month that were above average of up to 6 ºC above average on the 31st. The 19th, 22nd and 27th was however 3 ºC below average.

November maximum temperature were mostly below average in the first half of the month before most days were warm during the rest of the month. The 1st was 3 ºC below average, which after easing to near average and was 3 ºC above average on the 5th and 8 day cool period followed until the 13th that peaked at 7 ºC below average on the 8th and gradually eased to 1 ºC below average in the 12th and 13th. Warm days followed of 2 ºC to 4 ºC above average on the 14th to 16th, rising to 6 ºC above average on the 17th. Another warm period on the 21st to 24th of 2 ºC to 5 ºC above average. The month ended with temperatures within 2 ºC of the long term average but was 5 ºC above average on the 29th.

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29th to 30th: Low Intensity (34.5 ºC, 30.8 ºC)

MSL pressure – above average air pressure

Seasonal Mean Daily Minimum MSL Pressure: 1015.5 hPa (0.9 hPa higher than same season in 2019). This is the third highest on record for spring and the highest since 1016.5 hPa in 2015.

Monthly Mean Daily Minimum MSL Pressure (for September): 1018.9 hPa (1.9 hPa higher than same month in 2019). This is the highest on record for September exceeding the previous record high of 1017.2 hPa in 2015.

Seasonal Mean Daily Maximum MSL Pressure: 1020.6 hPa (0.4 hPa higher than same season in 2019). This is the second highest on record for spring and the highest since the current record high of 1021.8 hPa in 2015.

Monthly Daily Maximum MSL Pressure (for September): 1024 hPa (1.5 hPa higher than same month in 2019). This is the highest on record for September exceeding the previous record high of 1022.9 hPa in 2015.

Monthly Daily Maximum MSL Pressure (for October): 1019 hPa (1.8 hPa lower than same month in 2019). This is the lowest on record for October exceeding the previous record low of 1019.3 hPa in 2009.

Monthly Daily Maximum MSL Pressure (for November): 1019 hPa (2.2 hPa higher than same month in 2019). This is the highest on record for November exceeding the previous record high of 1018.9 hPa in 2009.

Seasonal Mean MSL Pressure: 1018.1 hPa (1.3 hPa above average) and 0.7 hPa higher than same season in 2019. This is the second highest on record for spring and the highest since the current record high of 1019.2 hPa in 2015.

Monthly Mean MSL Pressure (for September): 1021.4 hPa (3.2 hPa above average, 1.7 hPa higher than same month in 2019). This is the highest on record for September exceeding the previous record high of 1020.1 hPa in 2015.

Lowest Seasonal MSL Pressure: 1003.3 hPa on 5 November 2020 at 3:22 PM. The same month in 2019 saw 1006.5 hPa and the same season in 2019 saw 1001.3 hPa. This is the fifth lowest monthly minimum air pressure for November, the highest since 1007.6 hPa in 2017 on 7 November at 2:10 AM. the twelfth lowest daily minimum air pressure for November and lowest since 1003 hPa in 2019 on 9 November at 12:46 AM. For spring this is the sixth highest seasonal minimum air pressure, the highest since 1003.7 hPa in 2017 on 27 October at 2:10 AM, the sixteenth lowest daily minimum air pressure for spring and the lowest since 1003 hPa on 9 November 2019 at 12:46 AM.

Seasonal Highest Pressure: 1030.4 hPa on 8 September 2020 at 8:30 AM. The same month in 2019 saw 1029.5 hPa and the same season in 2019 was 1030 hPa. This is the third highest September monthly maximum air pressure, the fifth highest daily maximum air pressure for September and the highest since 1030.7 hPa in 2015 on 11 September at 9:10 AM. For spring this is the fourth highest seasonal pressure on record, the highest since 1033.2 hPa in 2015 on 13 October at 7:49 AM, the eighteenth highest daily air pressure and the highest since 1031.8 hPa on 9 October 2015 at 8:55 AM.

Note: Air pressure measurements are being closely monitored to maintain its accuracy as much as possible. Over the season, a difference of 0.01 hPa higher compared to the official BoM Brisbane site – No. 040913 was observed which is deemed to be optimum.

Relative Humidity – close to average mean minimum humidity and mean humidity and above average mean maximum humidity

Seasonal Mean Daily Minimum Humidity: 44.9 % (17 % higher than same season in 2019 and 0.8 % below average). This is the fifth lowest on record for spring and the highest since 46.4 % in 2018.

Seasonal Mean Daily Maximum Humidity: 91.7% (7.2% higher than same season in 2019 and 2.7% above average). This is the fifth highest on record for spring and was the highest since 92.2 % in 2015.

Seasonal Mean Humidity: 68.2 % (8.5 % higher than same season in 2019 and 0.9 % above average). This is the sixth lowest on record for spring and the highest since 68.9 % in 2018.

Seasonal Lowest Humidity: 12 % on 27 September 2020 at 1:59 PM (6% higher than this month in 2019 and 11% higher than same season in 2019). This is the second lowest monthly minimum humidity for September on record, the lowest since the current record low of 6 % in 2019 on 4 September at 3:30 PM, the equal seventh lowest daily minimum humidity for September and the lowest since 9% in 2019 on 18 September at 2:58 PM. For spring this is the third lowest seasonal minimum relative humidity, the highest since 20% in 2017 on 7 September at 2:49 PM, the equal seventh lowest daily minimum relative humidity and the lowest since 7% on 10 November 2019 at 12:28 PM.

Monthly Lowest Humidity (for October): 28 % on 30 October 2020 at 1:49 PM (10% higher than this month in 2019). This is the second highest monthly minimum humidity for October on record, the highest since the current record high of 31 % in 2010 on 17 October at 3:21 PM, the equal eleventh lowest daily minimum humidity for October and the lowest since 27% in 2019 on 20 October at 12:02 PM.

Seasonal Highest Humidity: 98 % on 29 October 2020 at 5:43 AM (equal to this month in 2019 and 5% higher than same season in 2019). This is the equal third highest monthly October maximum humidity on record and the equal highest since 98% in 2019 on 20 October at 6:59 AM. For spring this is the third highest seasonal maximum relative humidity on record and the highest since 99% in 2018 on 22 October at 8:50 AM.

Monthly Lowest humidity (for November): Highest Humidity: 96 % on 15 November 2020 at 2:01 AM (2 % lower than this month in 2019). This is the equal third highest monthly November maximum humidity on record and the second lowest since the current record low of 87% in 2016 on 20 November at 6:59 AM.

Dew point – near average mean minimum dew point and mean dew point and above average mean maximum dew point

Seasonal mean daily minimum dew point: 12 ºC (0.1 ºC below average). This is the fifth lowest seasonal mean minimum dew point on record for spring, and the highest since 12.5 ºC in 2017.

Seasonal mean daily maximum dew point: 17.9 ºC (1 ºC above average). This is the highest seasonal mean maximum dew point on record for spring exceeding the previous record high of 17.7 ºC in 2013.

Monthly mean maximum dew point (for September): 16.2 ºC (1.8 ºC above average). This is the second highest mean maximum dew point for September on record and highest since the current record high of 16.7 ºC in 2013.

Seasonal mean dew point: 14.9 ºC (0.4 ºC above average). This is the equal fourth highest seasonal mean dew point on record for spring and the highest since 15 ºC in 2017.

Seasonal lowest dew point: -5.3 ºC on 27 September 2020 at 2:00 PM. This is the second lowest monthly minimum dew point for September on record, the lowest since the current record low of -11.6 ºC in 2019 on 9 September at 1:30 PM, the tenth lowest daily dew point for September and the lowest since -8.8 ºC on 18 September 2019 at 2:59 PM. For spring this is the second lowest seasonal minimum dew point on record, the highest since -2.8 ºC in 2018 on 24 November at 2:44 PM, the thirteenth lowest daily dew point for spring and the lowest since -8.7 ºC on 10 November 2019 at 5:10 PM.

Monthly lowest dew point (for October): 8.4 ºC on 10 October 2020 at 4:58 AM. This is the highest monthly minimum dew point for October on record, exceeding the previous record high of 7.4 ºC in 2018 on 26 October at 5:45 PM, the thirty-third lowest daily dew point for October and the lowest since 7.9 ºC on 21 October 2019 at 11:42 AM.

Seasonal highest dew point: 24.1 ºC on 16 November 2020 at 1:24 AM. This is the fifth highest monthly maximum dew point on record for November, the highest since 25.2 C in 2018, the sixth highest daily dew point and the highest since 20.9 ºC on 6 November 2018 at 11:40 PM. For spring this is the fifth highest seasonal maximum dew point on record, the seventh highest daily dew point and the highest since 25.2 ºC in 2018 on 6 November at 11:40 AM.

Monthly highest dew point (for September): 21.6 ºC on 22 September 2020 at 3:19 PM. This is the second highest monthly and daily maximum dew point on record for September and the highest since the current record high of 22.1 ºC in 2013 on 26 September at 2:15 PM.

Wind Speed - above average wind speed

Maximum Wind Gust: 62 km/hr on 28 October 2020 at 3:01 PM. This is the fourth highest monthly and daily October maximum wind gust and the highest since 66.1 km/hr in 2016 on 17 October at 10:04 AM. The maximum wind gust this month in 2019 was 46 km/hr and this season in 2019 was 64 km/hr. For spring this is the third lowest maximum seasonal wind gust, the lowest since 58.3 km/hr in 2013 on 25 October at 8:43 AM, the twelfth highest daily maximum wind gust and the highest since 64 km/hr on 5 November 2019 at 11:46 AM.

Maximum Monthly Wind Gust (for September): 50 km/hr on 26 September 2020 at 11:15 AM. This is the fourth lowest September maximum wind gust, the lowest since 42.7 km/hr in 2013 on 16 September at 3:41 PM, the equal eighteenth highest daily wind gust on record for September and the highest since 54 km/hr on 9 September 2019 at 11:22 AM.

Maximum Monthly Wind Gust (for November): 35 km/hr on 24 November 2020 at 5:42 PM. This is the lowest monthly November maximum wind gust on record exceeding the previous record low of 45 km/hr in 2010 on 13 November at 1:06 PM, the fifty-first highest daily wind gust for November and the equal highest since 35 km/hr on 26 November 2019 at 4:07 PM.

Maximum Wind Speed: 27 km/hr on 31 October 2020 at 6:18 PM (Moderate Force Wind). This is the third lowest monthly maximum wind speed for October on record, the highest since 25 km/hr in 2018 on 4 October at 4:26 PM, the twenty-seventh highest daily wind speed for October and the highest since 40.2 km/hr in 2018 on 31 October at 12:46 PM. This month in 2019 was 25 km/hr and this season in 2019 was 23 km/hr. For spring this is the lowest seasonal maximum wind speed on record, exceeding the previous record low of 33 km/hr in 2019 on 5 November at 1:45 PM, the equal fifty-sixth highest daily maximum wind speed and the highest since 33 km/hr in 2019 on 5 November at 1:45 PM.

Monthly Maximum Wind Speed (for November): 22 km/hr on 24 November 2020 at 4:45 AM (Moderate Force Wind). This is the lowest monthly maximum wind speed for November on record, exceeding the previous record low of 22.7 km/hr in 2011 on 22 November at 5:00 PM, the equal forty-fifth highest daily wind speed for November and the highest since 22 km/hr in 2019 on 13th November at 7:54 AM.

Seasonal Wind Run: 9876.2 km (2853 km less than same season in 2019). This is the second highest on record and the highest since the current record high of 12729.2 km in 2019. This is 2637.8 km above average and 36.4 % above average.

Wind Run (for September): 3305.8 km (804.3 km lower than same month in 2019), 415.6 km above average and 15.4 % above average. This is the second highest on record for September total wind run and the highest since the current record high of 4110.1 km in 2019.

Wind Run (for October): 3023.6 km (806.8 km lower than same month in 2019), 191.2 km above average and 1.1 % above average. This is the second highest on record for October total wind run and the highest since the current record high of 3830.4 km in 2019.

Wind Run (for November): 4788.7 km (1241.9 km lower than same month in 2019), 209.8 km above average and 1.1 % above average. This is the second highest on record for November total wind run and the highest since the current record high of 4788.7 km in 2020.

Seasonal Mean Wind Speed: 4.5 km/hr (1.4 km/hr lower than this season in 2019, 0.4 km/hr above average and 8.9 % above average) and the second highest on record for spring, with the current record being 5.9 km/hr in 2019.

Monthly Mean Wind Speed (for September): 4.6 km/hr (1.1 km/hr lower than this month in 2019), 0.6 km/hr above the long term average). This is the second highest on record for September and the highest since the current record high of 5.7 km/hr in 2019.

Monthly Mean Wind Speed (for October): 4.1 km/hr (0.9 km/hr lower than this month in 2019), 0.1 km/hr above the long term average). This is the second highest on record for October and the highest since the current record high of 5.2 km/hr in 2019.

Monthly Mean Wind Speed (for November): 4.9 km/hr (1.8 km/hr lower than this month in 2019), 00.4 km/hr above the long term average). This is the equal second highest on record for November and the highest since the current record high of 6.7 km/hr in 2019.

Daily Mean Maximum Wind Gust: 27.3 km/hr (3.3 km lower than this season in 2019), 2.5 km/hr above average and 9.2% above average. This is the third lowest daily mean maximum wind gust for spring on record and the lowest since 26 km/hr in 2012.

Daily Mean Maximum Wind Gust (for September): 27.6 km/hr (1.3 km/hr higher than this month in 2019), 2.8 km/hr above average and 11.4 % above average. This is the second lowest daily mean maximum wind gust on record for September and the highest since 26.2 km/hr in 2011.

Daily Mean Maximum Wind Gust (for November): 26.2 km/hr (7 km/hr lower than this month in 2019), 0.9 km/hr above average and 3.5% above average. This is the second lowest daily mean maximum wind gust on record for November and the lowest since the current record low of 24.5 km/hr in 2012.

Daily Mean Maximum Wind Speed: 14.2 km/hr, 2 km/hr less than same season in 2019, 3.9 km/hr above average and 27.5 % above average. This is the lowest daily mean maximum wind speed on record for spring exceeding the previous record low of 14.4 km/hr in 2018.

Daily Mean Maximum Wind Speed (for September): 14.1 km/hr, 0.4 km/hr higher than this month in 2019), 3.8 km/hr above average and 36.7 % above average. This is the lowest on record for September exceeding the previous record low of 27.7 km/hr in 2012.

Daily Mean Maximum Wind Speed (for October): 14.4 km/hr, equal to this month in 2019), 3.7 km/hr above average and 35.3 % above average. This is the second lowest on record for October and lowest since 9.7 km/hr in 2018.

Daily Mean Maximum Wind Speed (for November): 14.4 km/hr, equal to this month in 2019), 3.7 km/hr above average and 35.3 % above average. This is the second lowest on record for November and lowest since the current record low of 12 km/hr in 2011.

Dominant Direction: E (NE this season in 2019).

Rainfall – Near average rainfall

Seasonal Rainfall Total: 138.4 mm (55.1 mm below average and 71.5% of the long term average), this season in 2019 was 65.5 mm. This is the thirteenth highest spring rainfall on record, the highest since 323 mm in 2018 and ranks as decile 4/ 35th percentile and as average. Spring was 36.6 mm below the long-term median (79.1 % of long term median). Rainfall totals in spring as measured by the official sites in the Brisbane area were below average to near average. The lowest rainfall total of the main official sites was 78.6 mm at Amberley (43 % of the long term average and ranked as low). The lowest fraction of the long term average was observed at Cape Moreton Lighthouse at 39% with a rainfall total of 92 mm. Archerfield was 63 % of the long term average (132 mm) and Logan City Treatment Plant was 67 % of the long term average (139.4 mm) also ranked as low. The remaining sites that were coastal observed near average rainfall totals that ranked between 71 % of the long term average at Brisbane Aero (140.4 mm) and 105 % of the long term average at Brisbane (208.6 mm). Brisbane observed the highest total of the main official sites and the highest of all the official sites was 286.1 mm at Wallen Wallen (North Stradbroke Island).

Number of Rain Days: 19 days, 4 greater than same season in 2019 and 6 days above average. This is the equal ninth highest on record for spring and the highest since 35 days in 2018.

Number of Rain Days (0.1 mm or greater) for November: 4 days, equal to same month in 2019 and 4.3 days below average. This is equal second lowest on record for November and is the lowest since 4 days in 2019.

Highest Daily Total: 35 mm on 28 October 2020. This is the ninth highest for October highest daily rainfall on record, the highest since 56.5 mm on 6 October 2018, the eleventh highest daily total on daily basis for October and the highest since 40.3 mm on 15 October 2018. The highest daily total in the Brisbane area of all official sites was 78.5 mm at Dunwich on 26 October 2020. For spring this is the sixteenth lowest daily rainfall total on record, the highest since 56.5 mm in 2018 on 6 October 2018, the thirtieth highest daily rainfall total and the highest since 40.3 mm on 15 October 2018. The highest daily total in the Brisbane area of all official sites in spring was 78.5 mm at Dunwich on 26 October 2020.

Highest Daily Total for November: 4 mm on 18 November 2020. This is the lowest on record for November highest daily rainfall on record, exceeding the previous record low of 6.7 mm in 2019 on 2 November, the ninthly-first highest daily total on daily basis for November and the highest since 6.7 mm on 2 November 2019. The highest daily total in the Brisbane area of all official sites was 41 mm at Redcliffe on the 1st.

Wettest Month (October): 119.5 mm (55 mm above average) and 185.4% of the long-term average. This total is in decile 9/ 88th percentile which ranks as high and 76.3 mm above the long-term median (262.9 % of long term median). This total is higher than this month in 2019 which was 48.5 mm, the fifth highest on record for October and the highest since 264 mm in 2018. The long period rainfall totals continued to remain well below average during most periods, that improved for some of the periods. Compared to the previous month the 6 monthly rainfall improved by 130 mm to 64.5 mm below average (decile 2) while 9 monthly rainfall continued to be above average at 97.2 mm above average (decile 6) and remained quite similar to the previous month. 12 month rainfall improved to 12.2 mm above average from 58.6 mm below average in the previous month. 18 month rainfall worsened from 166.6 mm below average to 231.8 mm below average (decile 2). 24 month and 48 month improved from the previous month (341.9 mm below average and decile 3 for 24 monthly and 117.1 mm below average and decile 4 for 48 monthly rainfall). 36 monthly rainfall worsened by 110 mm to 323.3 mm below average (decile 3). Compared with the same period in the previous year most of these periods improved, however 24 and 36 monthly rainfall worsened and was the lowest since 2007 (455.8 mm below average for 24 monthly and 624.9 mm below average for 36 monthly rainfall).

The official sites in the Brisbane area observed near or above average rainfall totals. The sites that ranked historically as average saw totals that were between 59 % of the long term average at Amberley (a total of 42.6 mm) and 119% of the long term average at Redcliffe (105.8 mm). Amberley observed the lowest rainfall total of the main official sites. Many sites observed totals that ranked as high at inland and coastal sites of between 121% of the long term average at Beaudesert (95 mm) and 155% of the long term average at Brisbane Aero with a total of 119.2 mm. The greatest total of the all of the official sites was 182.8 mm at Brisbane at 221 % of the long term average and ranked as very high.

Driest Month (November): 4.7 mm (91.2 mm below average) and 4.9% of the long-term average. This total is in decile 1/ 6th percentile which ranks as very low and 70.1 mm below the long-term median (5.7 % of long term median). This total is lower than this month in 2019 which was 14.2 mm and is the lowest on record for November exceeding the previous record low of 14.2 mm in 2019. Most long period rainfall totals continue to remain well below average, that improved for some of these periods. As compared to the previous month the 6 monthly rainfall improved slightly to 58 mm below average, while remaining at decile 2. 9 monthly rainfall deteriorated in a major way from 97.2 mm (decile 6 ) to 205.9 mm below average (decile 1), while 12 month rainfall remained nearly the same as the previous month at 3.4 mm above average (decile 6). 18 month rainfall is 138.1 mm below average (decile 3) and is an improvement of 93.7 mm compared to the previous month. 24 monthly and 48 monthly dropped from the previous month and was 384 mm below average (decile 2) and 140.7 mm below average (decile 4) respectively. 36 monthly rainfall improved by 64.5 mm to 258.8 mm below average (decile 4). Compared with the same period in the previous year most of these periods improved, except for 36 monthly rainfall which have worsened and was the lowest since 2008 when it was 334.2 mm below average.

All of the official sites in the Brisbane area measured below to well below average rainfall totals. Most sites saw totals that ranked historically as low or very low. The site that measured a total closest to the long term average was Redcliffe at 57 % of the long term average with a total of 47.2 mm and ranked as average. Conversely the lowest total was 6.6 mm at Beaudesert which was 9 % of the long term average, ranked as very low and measured the lowest fraction of the long term average of all the official sites. The other sites that measured totals that ranked as very low were up to 28 % of the long term average which was measured by Beerburrum with a total of 30.8 mm. A number of sites measured totals that ranked as low and was between 23% of the long term average at Brisbane with a total of 20 mm and 39 % of the long term average at Amberley with a total of 30.8 mm. Brisbane Aero observed a total of 13.8 mm and ranked as the lowest on record and was 16 % of the long term average.

September Monthly Rainfall: 14.2 mm (19 mm below average) and 42.7% of the long-term average. This total is in decile 4/ 36th percentile which ranks as average and 6.3 mm below the long-term median (69.3 % of long term median). This total is higher than this month in 2019 which was 2.8 mm, the twelfth lowest on record for September and the highest since 38 mm in 2018. The long period rainfall totals remained well below average during most periods while deteriorating further. Compared to the previous month, 6 monthly rainfall fell significantly to 161.7 mm below average (decile 2) being more than 6 months since above average rainfall at the start of the year. 9 monthly rainfall increased its positive anomaly which was 79.4 mm above average (decile 6). The periods of 12 to 48 months remained below average and fell further for most of these periods. 12 monthly rainfall remained like the previous month of 72.4 mm below the long-term average (decile 5). 18 months to 48 months rainfall was between 119 mm below average (decile 4) for 36 month rainfall and 245.3 mm below average (decile 4) for 24 month rainfall.

All the official sites in the Brisbane area observed below average rainfall totals. Most of the sites observed totals that ranked historically as low that saw totals that were between 16% and 35% of the long term average. 2 of the sites saw totals that ranked as average being 17.8 mm at Beerburrum (38 % of the long term average) and 27.2 mm at Redcliffe (74% of the long term average), which observed the highest percentage of the long term average and highest total of the main official sites. The highest total for all the official sites was 93.5 mm at Caloundra Airport. The lowest rainfall total and smallest percentage of the long term average was 0 mm and 0% for Beaudesert. Brisbane observed a total that was 32 % of the long term average with a total of 5.8 mm and this ranked as low.

Seasonal Rainfall Total – (automatic gauge) 24 hours to 9am: 137.8 mm (0.6 mm less than official standard gauge and within 0.4 %). Highest daily total of automatic gauge, (24 hours to 9am): 26.6 mm on 26 October 2020, (24 hours from midnight): 33.4 mm on 28 October 2020..

Note: This automatic gauge for the season meet the expected accuracy (of +/- 10% of the standard gauge) of -0.4%. Note: The rain gauge meet the expected accuracy in each month: September 2020 at -2.8% and +0.1% for October 2020 and -6.4 % for November 2020.

There was 8 days with falls of at least 25 mm (1 more than same season in 2019) with 5 days of less than 1 mm (1 less than same season in 2019).

Highest rainfall rate was 261.8 mm/hr on the 25 October 2020 at 2:14 PM. This rainfall rate for October exceeded the previous record high of 261.3 mm/hr in 2018 on 21 October at 4:24 PM. For spring this is the highest rainfall rate on record exceeding the previous record high of 261.3 mm/hr in 2018 on 21 October at 2:24 PM.

Monthly highest rainfall rate (for November) was 49.8 mm/hr on the 17 November 2020 at 2:48 PM. This is the second lowest monthly rainfall rate for November on record, the lowest since the current record low of 9.6 mm/hr in 2011 on 26 November at 6:40 PM, the fourteenth highest daily maximum rain rate for November and the highest since 53 mm/hr on 1 November 2019 at 6:42 AM.

The highest hourly rainfall total was 21.4 mm on the 25 October 2020 at 2:26 PM. This is the second highest hourly rain for October on monthly basis, the highest since 21.8 mm in 2018 on 5 October at 3:50 PM, the fourth highest daily hourly rainfall for October and the highest hourly total for October since 28.6 mm on 21 October 2018 at 3:14 PM. For spring this is the third highest daily and seasonal maximum hourly rainfall on record and the highest since the current record high of 64.8 mm on 12 November 2016 at 3:59 PM.

Monthly highest hourly rainfall total (for November): 4 mm on the 17 November 2020 at 3:10 PM. This is the lowest hourly rain for November on monthly basis, exceeding the previous record low of 4.6 mm in 2011 on 26 November at 8:30 PM, the twentieth highest daily hourly rainfall for November and the highest hourly total for November since 5.6 mm on 1 November 2019 at 3:16 PM.

Seasonal rainfall summary

September rainfall was close to average with a total of 14.2 mm and was 42.7% of the long term average which ranked as average. Rainfall fell over 3 days which was 1.5 days above average. All the official sites in the Brisbane area observed below average rainfall totals. In the Brisbane area there were showers on the 7th along and near a surface trough with totals generally less than 10 mm, though some sites in the north and along the bay measuring higher totals. Showers occurred on the 11th and 19th from onshore flow. At the end of the month were light showers at some locations. At Ferny Grove daily rainfall totals were low with light showers during some days during the month. A thunderstorm passed to the south on the 25th and brought a brief light shower.

Rainfall in October was above average with a total of 119.5 mm which was 185.4% of the long term average and ranked as high. Rainfall was observed over 12 days which was 4.2 days above average. The official sites in the Brisbane area observed near or above average rainfall totals. In the Brisbane area showers and thunderstorms developed over the south-east on the 13th and 14th with mostly light falls. From the 22nd a series of surface troughs shifted through along with a deep trough that stalled over eastern Queensland on the 24th. Over the region widespread thunderstorms with moderate to heavy falls were reported on the 24th and 25th, 27th and 28th with some sites receiving heavy rainfall, strong wind gusts and hail. In the afternoon of the 31st there were severe thunderstorms that impacted Greater Brisbane. At Ferny Grove was a mild thunderstorm and light showers during some days in the first half of the month. From the 19th to the end of the month an active period of showers, rain and thunderstorms that occurred on many of these days, with some moderate to heavy falls. A severe thunderstorm in the afternoon of the 25th brought 14 mm of rainfall in 8 minutes and marble sized hail. 2 hours of thunder in the afternoon of the 31st, with very little rainfall as 4 thunderstorms passed close by.

In November there was 4.7 mm of rainfall and was below average which was 4.9% of the long term average, ranked as very low and was the lowest on record exceeding the previous record low of 14.2 mm in 2019. Rainfall was observed on 4 days which was 4.3 days below average. All of the official sites in the Brisbane area measured below to well below average rainfall totals. In the Brisbane area for the official sites rainfall measured on the 1st was a result of severe thunderstorms during 31st October. Severe thunderstorms developed in the Greater Brisbane area on the 5th before showers in the following few days due to moist onshore winds. On the 13th was further thunderstorms which brought some isolated falls in excess of 20mm but rainfall totals on the 14th were generally less than 5mm. Rainfall totals of less than 10 mm resulted from thunderstorms on the 17th. Most rainfall in the month at Ferny Grove occurred on the 17th from the edge of two mild thunderstorms when 4 mm was measured. On the 5th there was a mid-afternoon brief light shower from a thunderstorm passing to the south with 0.5 mm of rainfall. On the 13th there was some light rain but with no measurable rainfall.

Number of severe thunderstorms: 1

Number of thunderstorms: 6 (Mild: 4, Moderate: 1)

Number of thunder days: 10 days

Number of nearby only storms: 2

Severe thunderstorms in the Brisbane area:

September:

October:

The Bureau reported that:

Widespread thunderstorms affected Brisbane on the 24th and 25th, then the 27th and 28th, bringing heavy rainfall to some sites, localised flash flooding, and strong wind gusts.
Severe thunderstorms impacted much of south-east Queensland on the afternoon of the 31st. The main impacts were giant hail up to 14 cm in diameter along a path from Amberley to the northern suburbs of Logan. Wind damage was reported from Redcliffe to Kingston with gusts over 100 km/h recorded around Moreton Bay. Giant hail up to 14 cm in diameter was reported at Forestdale and hail up to 13 cm in diameter was reported at Hillcrest. Some other reports include giant hail up to: 9.5 cm in diameter at Amberley, 8 cm in diameter at Springfield, 7 cm in diameter around Gatton, and 5 cm in diameter at Seventeen Mile.

November:

Spring 2020 weather of note:

September weather remarks

Smoke haze with the temperature quite variable during the daytime on the 1st
Smoke haze on the 2nd, warm early in the day and variable daytime temperature
On the 4th was smoke haze
Mostly sunny with increasing high clouds on the 5th. A warm evening.
A warm morning with cloudy periods during the day on the 6th. As the cloud increased during the day and brought rainfall the temperature rose more slowly and became cool to cold. High relative humidity from the late morning to late afternoon. A S to SE wind change in the late morning.
The 7th saw increasing cloud and became cloudy. Warm early in the day and was variable during the daytime. Warm in the evening.
Variable temperature on the 8th, that rose and fell many times.
On the 9th the temperature was mostly stable during the early hours before variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon
Cloudy on the 10th with some rainfall with light falls in the afternoon and evening. The temperature was rather variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon, with a cool day.
Cloudy at times, a cool day and the temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon of the 11th. S to SE winds in the afternoon was moderate at times.
Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon of the 12th.
Warm early in the day before the temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon on the 13th.
Mostly sunny on the 14th. The temperature was stable in the early hours and was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Warm during most of the afternoon and early in the evening.
On the 15th was variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Warm in the late afternoon and early evening.
Warm early in the day on the 16th, with the temperature falling slowly or was stable. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon.
Sunny on the 17th and was warm in the evening.
Warm early in the day on the 18th with the temperature falling slowly. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Warm from the late afternoon.
A very warm night early on the 19th with the temperature generally stable. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Warm in the evening.
On the 20th was a very warm morning with the minimum temperature reached very early in the day and was stable during the rest of the early hours. Warm during the day and in the evening. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon.
Mostly sunny on the 21st. Warm early in the day with the temperature falling slowly, followed by a warm day and evening.
Cloudy at times, with the minimum temperature reached very early in the day and a resulting warm night on the 22nd. A warm to hot day and a warm evening.
The 23rd was cloudy at times with another warm start to the day with the temperature stable and falling slowly in the early hours.
Warm from early on the 24th before a hot day. Low dew point in the morning and very low in the afternoon. Very low relative humidity from early in the day until the afternoon.
Mostly sunny with smoke haze on the 25th. A thunderstorm passed to the south, and then a thunderstorm passed to the north. A warm morning, warm in the late afternoon and very warm in the evening.
The 26th was sunny with smoke haze. Warm in the early hours. The dew point fell sharply of 10 C in 20 minutes and became and remained very low with a NNW to WNW wind change at the start of the day, that brought light to moderate WSW to NW winds during the remainder of the day. Relative humidity became very low with the wind change (falling 42% in 20 minutes) and remained low or very low during the day. The minimum relative humidity in the afternoon was 16 %.
Sunny on the 27th. The dew point remained low or very low until the late afternoon and fell to a low of -5 C. Relative humidity was low or very low until the late afternoon also, which fell to a low of 12% in the afternoon.
Cool in the early afternoon on the 28th, as the temperature stopped rising in the late morning and became variable through to the mid-afternoon.
The minimum temperature on the 29th occurred on the 28th, with the temperature remaining above this minimum temperature during the early hours of the 29th. Very variable temperature from the mid-morning to mid-afternoon, with the temperature becoming cool in the late morning and in the afternoon.
Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon on the 30th. The temperature rose more slowly later in the morning and the maximum temperature was reached in the middle of the day.
6 days of dew – light: 3 days (1st, 15th and 25th), moderate: 3 day (8th, 9th and 21st)

September weather influences

Following the passage of a trough and a south-easterly wind change that shifted north-wards along the southern Queensland coast on the 1st, a weak ridge of high pressure extended along the east Queensland coast as a high pressure system drifted eastwards over the Tasman Sea.
On the 2nd a high pressure system shifted eastwards over the state and into the Tasman Sea on the 3rd and 4th which extended a weakening ridge along the east Queensland coast.
On the 5th the high pressure system drifted further east over the Tasman Sea and continued to extend a ridge along the east Queensland coast. This brought some moisture in the onshore flow, whilst a trough over the interior of the state extended warm northerly flow over southern and eastern parts of the state.
The trough shifted eastwards over the region on the 6th, while extending northwards, followed by a south-easterly wind change after its passage. The trough then shifted east-wards towards the south coast while decaying, which brought some shower activity.
A high pressure system continued to shift eastwards over the Tasman Sea and extended a strengthening ridge and moist onshore wind flow along the east Queensland coast on the 7th
On the 8th a high pressure system shifting eastwards over the Tasman Sea extended a firm ridge along the east Queensland coast maintaining the moist onshore flow.
A weakening ridge extended along the east Queensland coast on the 9th from a high pressure system in the Tasman Sea.
On the 10th a weakening ridge extended over eastern Queensland. A weak trough extended over the southern inland of the state and was slow moving, while the coastal section of the trough moved northwards from New South Wales into southern Queensland and brought unstable conditions.
A weak trough near Fraser Island lingered while weakening on the 11th and brought some showers over the southeast, mostly by the coast. A high pressure system moving east over the Tasman Sea extended a strengthening ridge and onshore wind flow along the east Queensland coast.
On the 12th a weak trough shifted further north towards the Capricornia while a high pressure system in the Tasman Sea extended a strong ridge and moist onshore flow along the east Queensland coast
A large high pressure system drifted northwards over the Tasman Sea on the 13th and extended a weakening ridge along the east Queensland coast. This extended moist onshore flow along the east Queensland coast.
On the 14th and 15th a large high pressure system drifted eastwards over the Tasman Sea and extended a weakening ridge and moist onshore flow along the east Queensland coast.
On the 16th a high pressure system in the Tasman Sea maintained a ridge over eastern Queensland. This extended moist onshore wind flow along the east Queensland coast
The high pressure system shifted further east over the Tasman Sea on the 17th and maintained a ridge over eastern Queensland
On the 18th a high pressure system shifted eastwards over the Tasman Sea and extended a weakening ridge and moist onshore wind flow along the east Queensland coast
The high pressure system continued to extend moist onshore flow along the east Queensland coast on the 19th, before starting to weaken on the 20th. A weakening trough shifted eastwards into eastern Queensland with some unstable conditions
On the 21st a high pressure system shifted eastwards to be near New Zealand and extended a ridge over eastern Queensland that continued to weaken along the southern Queensland coast. A trough system shifted over the inland of the state that extended a warm and dry air mass.
A cold front and trough shifted eastwards on the 22nd which approached the region later in the day with some instability that decayed as the system moved into the region. A high pressure system to the east of New Zealand extended a weakening ridge along the Queensland east coast.
A trough cleared the southern Queensland coast in the morning of the 23rd while extending to the north of the region. In the wake of the trough a high pressure system south of Western Australia extended a ridge with stable conditions
On the 24th a cold front approached the inland of the state and extended a warm and dry airmass over most of the state and into south-eastern Queensland. The high pressure system continued to extend a ridge over the state.
A cold front moved eastwards over the state on the 25th, approached the region later in the day with some instability. A trough also extended over eastern Queensland.
On the 26th and 27th a high pressure system south of South Australia extended a strengthening ridge over the state. Dry west to south-westerly flow extended a cool and dry air mass across the state in the wake of the cold front.
On the 28th a high near south-eastern Australia extended a strengthening ridge over the state and extended a stable air mass over most of the state
The high pressure system moved into the Tasman Sea on the 29th and continued to extend a strengthening ridge over the state and onshore flow along the east Queensland coast on the 29th and 30th
On the 31st a high pressure system in the Tasman Sea continued to extend a ridge along the east Queensland coast. A trough shifted eastwards over the inland of the state and brought some instability to the region.

September weather notes

1/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. Smoke haze. The temperature stopped falling later in the early hours and started to rise. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon which rose and fell numerous times. Slightly cool in the afternoon and slightly warm in the evening with the temperature becoming stable later in the evening. The dew point fell during the first few hours of the day close to average before rising from the early morning, became stable in the mid-morning, slowly fell in the late morning and early afternoon before rising through to the mid-afternoon slightly above average before stabilising during the rest of the afternoon and evening. Relative humidity was near average, became moderately high in the afternoon returning to near average in the evening. Mostly calm winds from early, then light WSW to SSE winds in the morning, SSE to ENE later in the morning with some N winds, ENE to SE in the early afternoon, E to SE from the mid-afternoon before SSE to ESE light winds in the early evening. Calm winds were present during the rest of the evening with some E to SE winds.
2/9/20: Partly cloudy with Sc and Cu clouds. Smoke haze. Warm in the first few hours of the easing before easing to near average. Variable temperature rising and falling many times from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. A slightly cool afternoon. In the early hours the dew point fell slightly above average, rose during the morning slightly above average, slowly fell form the mid-morning, was generally stable in the afternoon before slowly falling in the evening and remained slightly above average. Relative humidity was near average early, slightly above average in the morning and moderately high from the late morning. Calm winds early before light S to SW winds in the mid-morning backed to SE to NE from the mid-morning, E to NE from the mid-afternoon, ENE to NE from the late afternoon before calm winds in the evening.
3/9/20: Slightly warm in the early hours. The temperature stopped rising in the late morning, and after falling the temperature rose to the maximum temperature in the early afternoon. Slightly cool in the afternoon returning to near average later in the afternoon. Later in the evening the temperature generally stabilised and became slightly warm. Early the dew point generally fell slightly above average, generally stable from the mid-morning and except for briefly falling in the late afternoon remained slightly above average. Relative humidity was near average from early, moderately high from the late morning and was variable form the late morning to the mid-afternoon. In the evening, the relative humidity became near average. Calm winds early before light SSW to W winds in the mid-morning, then mostly N through to E winds later in the morning, E to NE in the afternoon, ENE to NE from the mid-afternoon and some N to NW at times during the evening.
4/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. Smoke haze. A slightly warm morning. The temperature was a little variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. For 2 hours in the evening the temperature was stable. The dew point was slightly above average early while falling in the first few hours of the day, then rose, slowly fell from the mid-morning and was variable in the afternoon generally stable and returned to near average. In the evening, the dew point was generally stable and slightly above average. The relative humidity was near average from the early, slightly above average during the day and was a little variable returning to near average in the evening. Some light N to WNW winds in the first hour of the day, then calm winds before N to NE from the mid-morning, E to NE in the afternoon and NNW to NNE winds in the evening followed by calm winds later in the evening.
5/9/20: Mostly sunny with some Cu clouds. Ci and Cs clouds increased during the day. A slightly warm initially in the early hours before returning to near average in the early morning. Later in the morning the temperature became slightly warm after rising quickly in the morning. In the early afternoon, the temperature stopped rising and generally stabilised and the temperature returned to near average in the afternoon. From the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon the temperature was variable. Warm in the evening. The dew point fell generally in the early hours slightly above average, returned to near average in the morning, then rose in the morning slightly above average before falling from the mid-morning close to average. In the early afternoon, the dew point rose, then slowly fell before rising in the late morning slightly above average. In the evening, the dew point became moderately high and stable. Near average relative humidity from early, and slightly above average from the early afternoon. Calm winds mostly early in the day, light NW to NE winds in the morning with some variable winds, E to NE in the afternoon, N to NE in the evening before calm winds later in the evening.
6/9/20: Cloudy periods of Cu and Sc clouds, increasing from the late morning. A light few drops in the late morning, followed by a light to moderate shower before midday that cleared just after midday. Drizzle in the early afternoon. Light showers in the late evening. The temperature was stable at times early in the day with a warm morning. The temperature rose more slowly later in the morning under increasing cloud before becoming cold during the middle of the day and fell 7 C in the hour to 12:30pm. Following the rainfall, the temperature rose but remained below the maximum temperature reached before the rainfall while remaining cool. A little variable temperature in the evening that was close to average becoming slightly warm. Early the dew point fell, then rose in the morning, fell in the late morning moderately high before becoming stable in the afternoon. From the mid-afternoon the dew point fell slowly and, in the evening, slightly above average but was variable. Relative humidity was near average from early, rose from slightly above average in the mid-morning to moderately high in the late morning as the relative humidity rose slowly. With the rain the relative humidity rose quickly in the middle of the day and became high. Later in the afternoon the relative humidity eased to slightly above average and was near average at times in the evening. Calm winds early, S to SW winds in the morning before a S to SE change with some ESE winds from the late morning. The wind was a little gusty with the rain. Some SSW winds in the late evening.
7/9/20: Increasing Cu and Sc clouds in the morning and became cloudy. Light showers in the first few hours of the day clearing. A warm start to the day with the temperature stable during most of the early hours. The temperature was rather variable from the mid-morning to the early afternoon rising and falling numerous times. The temperature fell slowly in the evening and became warm. Generally stable dew point early in the day was slightly above average and moderately high at times. The dew point rose in the morning before falling from the mid-morning close to average, rose slowly from the late morning, became stable in the early evening before falling slowly later in the evening while remaining close to average. Relative humidity was slightly above average in the first few hours of the day, then returned to close to average during the rest of the early hours, during the day and became moderately low in the evening with the relative humidity falling slowly. Light SSE to SW winds at times in the early hours and otherwise calm before S to SW winds in the morning, S to SE from the mid-morning, shifting SSE to SE from the late morning before veering in the evening to S to SE in the early evening and S to SW later in the evening.
8/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. Variable temperature rose and fell many times from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Slightly cool in the afternoon. In the early hours the dew point fell slowly close to average, rose in the morning and became generally stable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon close to average and slightly above average in the late morning and early afternoon. From the mid-afternoon the dew point fell slowly close to average. Slightly below average relative humidity at times early in the day, near average from the morning and was a little variable from the late morning to the mid-afternoon. Later in the morning the relative humidity became slightly above average, moderately high in the early afternoon before easing to slightly above average from the mid-afternoon. Mostly calm winds early, light SSW to WSW winds in the mid-morning, backed during the morning to SSE to ESE in the late morning, E to SE in the afternoon and early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
9/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. Early in the day the temperature was generally stable most of time close to average. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Slightly cool in the afternoon after the maximum temperature was reached in the early afternoon. Slightly cool later in the evening. Generally stable and close to average dew point early in the day and after temporarily a little in the morning the dew point rose slowly during the rest of the morning and in the afternoon close to average. In the evening, the dew point fell slowly. The relative humidity eased from slightly above average to near average from early. Slightly above relative humidity from the mid-afternoon. Calm winds early before light WSW to SSW winds shifted to E to SE during the morning, SE to NE from the mid-morning, ESE to NE from the mid-afternoon before calm winds in the evening.
10/9/20: Cloudy with Cu, Sc, and Ac clouds. Light showers and drizzle during the afternoon and evening ceasing in the late evening. Rather variable temperature from the mid-morning and the afternoon. A cool day before the temperature returned to near average in the evening. From early in the day the dew point rose and more slowly in the morning and afternoon close to average before falling slowly from the late afternoon. Near average relative humidity from early with the relative humidity stable during most of the early hours, fell quite slowly later in the morning and was slightly above average, rose in the afternoon moderately high before stabilising in the evening close to average before becoming slightly below average in the late evening. Calm winds early before WSW to SSW in the morning, S to SW in the afternoon with some SSE winds, S to SSE winds later in the afternoon before S to SW with some SSE winds in the evening.
11/9/20: Partly cloudy and cloudy at times with Cu and Sc clouds. Early light showers cleared. The temperature was slightly warm early and stable in the early hours. A cool day with the temperature becoming slightly cool later in the morning and cool during the afternoon. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. The dew point was stable early slightly above average and after rising a little in the early morning the dew point fell close to average. The dew point generally fell from the mid-morning close to average, became slightly below average in the early afternoon and after rising slightly in the mid-afternoon the dew point was stable and slightly below average during the rest of the afternoon. In the evening, the dew point fell slowly slightly below average. Relative humidity rose slowly in the early hours close to average and was near average during the day and slightly below average in the evening. Light S to SW winds with some SSE winds from early, S to SSE from the mid-morning, light with some moderate S to SE winds during the afternoon before veering in the evening to SSW to SW later in the evening.
12/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. The dew point was close to average from early before rising in the morning close to average. In the late evening, the temperature started to rise and was slightly warm. From the mid-morning the dew point fell slightly below average, rose during the afternoon, and returned to near average from the early evening. During the rest of the evening the dew point was near average while falling slowly. Relative humidity was slightly below average from the morning and moderately low in the evening. Light WSW to SSW early before backing during the morning to SSE to SE from the mid-morning. In the afternoon were ESE to SE winds before SE to SW winds in the early evening. During the rest of the evening were calm winds.
13/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. After the temperature initially rose at the start of the day the temperature fell slowly and was warm. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. A slightly warm evening with the temperature falling a little slowly. Near average and stable dew point early in the day, then rose during the morning, before becoming generally stable from the mid-morning close to average before falling a little in the evening. The relative humidity was moderately low in the early hours, returned to near average from the morning and slightly above average at times. The relative humidity stopped falling in the late morning before rising from later in the afternoon. In the evening, the relative humidity was slightly below average before becoming near average later in the evening. Light and mostly S to SW winds at times in the early hours, S to SW winds earlier this morning and light S to SE winds in the mid-morning was followed by E to SE winds later in the morning, E to SE with some E to NE winds in the afternoon before E to NE winds from the late afternoon. In the evening, the wind was calm.
14/9/20: Mostly sunny with some Cu clouds. Generally, slightly warm temperature early in the day with the temperature mostly stable. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Slightly warm during the morning, warm during much of the afternoon and early in the evening before easing to slightly warm later in the evening. Generally stable dew point early in the day, rose in the morning before falling slowly from 8am close to average. During the rest of the morning the dew point fell slowly, rose in the afternoon before falling slowly from the mid-afternoon while remaining close to average. Relative humidity was slightly below average early in the day before returning to near average from the morning. Calm winds early before light and variable developed in the morning, SSE to E from the mid-morning and followed by ESE to NE winds in the afternoon with some SSE to ESE winds. Later in the afternoon were ENE to NNE winds and in the early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
15/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. A slightly warm start to the day. The temperature was variable from mid-morning to the mid-afternoon and was slightly warm during the morning before returning to near average in the afternoon. Later in the afternoon and in the early evening it was warm with the temperature falling relatively slowly before easing to slightly warm as the temperature fell a little quicker later in the evening. Close to average dew point early in the day that fell slowly, then rose during the morning, fell from the mid-morning but was rather variable, rose in the afternoon before falling slowly later in the afternoon and was close to average. In the evening, the dew point rose before falling later in the evening whilst remaining close to average. Relative humidity was slightly below average from early in the day and was moderately low at times in the evening. Calm winds early before light WSW to SSW winds in the morning, backed to SSE to E winds in the mid-morning was followed by SE to ESE winds later in the morning, E to SE in the afternoon before SSE to ESE in the early evening. Later in the evening the wind became calm.
16/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. A warm start to the day with the temperature falling slowly or was stable. Slightly warm in the afternoon and evening. From the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon the temperature was variable. Stable dew point early in the day, rose during the morning close to average, fell from the mid-morning, became generally stable in the afternoon, and then rose later in the afternoon while remaining close to average. In the late afternoon, the dew point became stable before falling later in the evening close to average. Relative humidity was moderately low from early in the day, returned to near average from the morning and became slightly below average from the afternoon. Calm winds early before light SSW to SW winds developed in the mid-morning, backed to E to SE later in the morning, SE to NE in the afternoon, E to NE later in the afternoon before calm winds in the evening.
17/9/20: Sunny with some Cu clouds from the morning. Slightly warm during most of the early hours. A slightly warm day with the temperature a little variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Warm in the evening with the temperature falling a little slowly from the late afternoon. The dew point was near average over the entire day that fell in the early hours and in the morning, then briefly rose in the early afternoon before becoming generally stable while falling and rising close to average. From the late afternoon the dew point fell. Relative humidity was slightly below average during most of the early hours and from the morning, close to average at times later in the afternoon and was slightly below average in the evening. Calm winds early before light and variable winds in the morning, ESE to NE in the afternoon, E to NE later in the afternoon and in the early evening before calm winds during the remainder of the evening.
18/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. A brief light shower in the early evening before a light to moderate shower in the late evening. A warm night with the temperature falling slowly in the early hours. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. From the late afternoon the temperature became warm with the temperature falling a little slowly. In the early hours the dew point fell slowly close to average, rose in the morning, then fell from the mid-morning, became stable from the late morning, stable in the afternoon before rising from the late afternoon slightly above average. In the evening, the dew point fell slowly before starting to rise in the late evening while remaining slightly above average. Close to average relative humidity from early and slightly above average in the evening. Calm winds early before SSW to SW winds in the morning that became SSE to ESE, E to SE from the late morning, S to SE in the early evening before mostly calm winds during the rest of the evening.
19/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds and Ci clouds in the afternoon. Some light showers in the early hours. A brief light shower in the early evening. Generally stable temperature in the early hours before the temperature fell a little at end of the early hours with a very warm night. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon A warm evening with the temperature falling a little slowly. Generally stable dew point early in the day and was slightly above average, fell during the morning close to average, became stable in the afternoon before rising from the late afternoon before falling later in the evening whilst remaining close to average. Relative humidity was slightly above average, returned to near average from the morning and became slightly above average in the evening. Light and variable winds at times early in the day, E to SE in the morning and afternoon, ESE to ENE from the late afternoon before calm winds in the evening.
20/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds with some Ci clouds during the morning. A very warm morning with minimum temperature reached very early in the day before generally stable temperature during the remainder of the early hours. A warm day with a slightly warm morning and a warm afternoon, whilst remaining warm during the evening. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. In the early hours the dew point rose slowly slightly above average, rose during the morning, became stable from the mid-morning before starting to rise a little in the late afternoon and the early evening becoming moderately high and started to fall in the late evening. Relative humidity was near average from early in the day and became slightly above average in the evening. Mostly calm winds in the early hours, some W to SW winds in the early morning, light and variable winds during the rest of the morning and in the early afternoon, E to NE in the afternoon and in the early evening before light N to NNW winds during the rest of the evening with calm winds at times.
21/9/20: Mostly sunny with some Cu and Sc clouds and Ci clouds in the morning. A warm start to the day with the temperature falling slowly in the early hours. A warm day. The temperature was a little variable in the morning and variable in the first half of the afternoon. The warmth remained in the evening with the temperature stable or fell slowly in the evening. Slightly above average dew point early in the day while the dew point fell, rose in the early morning, was stable in the morning and afternoon slightly above average before briefly rising in the early afternoon and became moderately high. During the rest of the afternoon the dew point was stable before falling very slowly in the evening remaining moderately high. Relative humidity was close to average except for slightly above average relative humidity in the afternoon. Calm winds early before light NNW to NE winds in the morning, ESE to NE in the early afternoon, E to NE during the remainder of the afternoon with some moderate winds in the afternoon before N to NE winds in the evening.
22/9/20: Partly cloudy with Sc and Cu clouds, some Ci clouds in the morning and cloudy at times in the afternoon. A very warm start to the day with the minimum temperature reached very early in the day, before rising slowly during the rest of the early hours. A warm to hot day, with the temperature rising relatively steadily during the morning before reaching the maximum temperature in the early afternoon. During the rest of the afternoon the temperature was warm to hot and was stable or fell slowly before falling slowly in the evening whilst remaining warm. In the first hour of the day the dew point fell before rising slowly during the rest of the early hours, was stable in the morning and in the early afternoon moderately high and after briefly rising a little the dew point was stable and moderately high in the afternoon and in the evening. Relative humidity was close to average from early in the day and after briefly rising sharply in the early afternoon the relative humidity became slightly above average later in the afternoon. In the evening, the relative humidity fell a little slowly and returned to near average. Calm winds early before mostly N to NE winds later on in the early hours, then N to NE winds mostly in the morning, N to WNW in the early afternoon before shifting to E to SE at 1:30pm (with the rise in humidity and a fall in temperature) before E to NE winds during the rest of the afternoon. In the evening were light N to NE winds with some calm winds before calm winds from 10pm.
23/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu, Sc, and Ac clouds and cloudy at times. A brief light shower at 7:30am. A very warm start to the day with the temperature stable or falling slowly easing to warm during the morning. A hot day, and after the maximum temperature was reached in the mid-afternoon the temperature fell relatively slowly whilst remaining hot. Late in the evening the temperature started to rise slowly. The dew point fell in the early hours, mostly quite slowly moderately high before falling a little more quickly in the morning and returned to near average, slowly rose in the afternoon before briefly rising sharply in the mid-afternoon and then rose during the rest of the afternoon slightly above average. In the early evening, the dew point fell slowly before falling more quickly later in the evening and became moderately low. Relative humidity was near average at the start of the day, reduced to slightly below average from later in the early hours and became moderately low in the afternoon. In the late afternoon, the relative humidity returned to near average before falling quickly later in the evening and became very low before stabilising later in the evening. Calm winds early with some light NW or SW winds briefly at times later in the early hours and in the early morning, light WNW to SW winds in the morning, N to NW winds from the late morning, some N to NE winds in the afternoon before ENE to NNE winds from the mid-afternoon. Early in the evening winds were calm before NNW to WNW winds later in the evening.
24/9/20: Party cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds in the morning clearing to sunny skies from later in the morning. The temperature fell slowly in the early hours with a warm night and warmed quickly during the morning with a warm morning and a hot day. The temperature was a little variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Later in the afternoon and in the evening the temperature fell quickly and returned to near average in the late evening. The dew point fell slowly from early in the day moderately low before falling during the morning and became low and fell further in the afternoon to below 0 C at times and was very low. At 3:30pm the dew point rose sharply for a brief period that eased to moderately before continuing to rise during the rest of the day and eased to slightly below average in the evening. Relative humidity was very low in the early hours before rising slowly and remained in the morning and afternoon while the relative humidity fell. The relative humidity rose later in the afternoon and in the evening and steadily recovered to slightly below average in the evening. Mostly calm winds early in the day with some light and variable winds at times. Light and variable winds before S through to W winds with some variable winds from the mid-morning, WNW to N in the early afternoon before becoming WSW to NW winds with some variable winds. With the rise in humidity the winds shifted E to NE later in the afternoon and in the early evening before calm winds during the evening.
25/9/20: Mostly sunny with some Sc and Cu clouds. Smoke haze. A brief light shower (with no measurable rainfall) from a thunderstorm passing to the south. A thunderstorm then passed to the north. Warm in the morning and slightly warm in the afternoon. The maximum temperature was reached in the late morning and was stable in the first half of the afternoon. The temperature fell slowly before stabilising later in the evening and became warm in the late afternoon and very warm in the evening. Stable dew point in the early hours slightly below average before rising back to near average from the morning. The dew point became stable from the mid-morning, after temporarily rising in the late morning moderately high the dew point was stable in the afternoon before falling slowly from the late afternoon slightly above average. Near average relative humidity early in the day, before slipping a little to slightly below average in the morning and returned to near average later in the morning. Relative humidity was slightly above average in the first half of the afternoon, eased to near average from the late afternoon before stabilising in the evening slightly below average. Calm winds early before N to NE winds with some variable winds in the morning, E to NNE later in the morning, E to NE in the afternoon before NNE to NE winds later in the afternoon and in the early evening. Some variable winds were followed by N to NW later in the evening.
26/9/20: Sunny. Smoke haze. A very warm start to the day, which eased during the early hours to slightly warm when the minimum temperature was reached before becoming slightly below average from the early morning and was near average from the mid-morning. In the evening, the temperature was slightly warm with the temperature falling a little slowly. At the start of the day the dew point was stable before falling sharply at 1am with a wind change which fell 10C in 20 minutes. The dew point was slightly above average at the start of the day before becoming low later in the early hours while the dew point continued to fall during the rest of the early hours. In the morning, the dew point continued to fall and became very low from the early morning, slowly fell in the afternoon before becoming stable from the late afternoon while remaining very low. The relative humidity started the day slightly below average before sharply falling for a brief period at 2am following a wind change that fell 42% in 20 minutes to 40% and became very low. The relative humidity rose a little following this before falling slowly and remained very low during the rest of the early hours and in the early morning. The relative humidity was low in the morning, reduced to very low from the mid-afternoon to a low of 16% in the mid-afternoon and remained very low through to the evening while rising slowly. A light NNW to WNW wind change at the start of the day before increasing light to moderate winds developed from 2am, light to moderate WSW to NW in the morning and afternoon before light W to NW winds from the late afternoon.
27/9/20: Sunny. The temperature was briefly stable at times while generally falling at times in the early morning that fell from slightly warm at the start of the day to slightly cool in the early morning. The temperature was a little variable in the morning through to the maximum temperature reached in the mid-afternoon. In the late evening, the temperature fell slowly and became slightly cool. The dew point slowly rose in the first several hours of the day while remaining below 0 C and was very low before stabilising near 0 C later in the early hours. In the morning, the dew point remained very low while generally falling but was rather variable while remaining below 0 C. In the afternoon, the dew point was broadly stable and remained very low falling to a low of -5 C. In the mid-afternoon the dew point eased to low while the dew point rose before stabilising from the late afternoon moderately low. Relative humidity was very low that reached a maximum in the early morning of 55 % which eased temporarily to low during some of the time in the morning while the relative humidity fell and became low later in the morning. After falling to a low of 12% in the afternoon the relative humidity rose during the rest of the afternoon and during the evening easing to moderately low from the late afternoon. Light NNW to WSW winds in the first few hours of the day before mostly calm winds during the rest of the early hours. Light WSW to S winds in the morning before light and variable winds in the morning, N to NW in the early afternoon, ENE to SE from 2pm, E to SE later in the afternoon before S to ESE in the early evening before calm winds later in the evening.
28/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. At the start of the day the temperature rose briefly before falling during the rest of the early hours. A slightly cool day and cool in the early afternoon. The temperature stopped rising in the late morning and became variable through to the mid-afternoon. From the late afternoon the temperature returned to near average. The dew point rose very slowly in the early hours moderately low before rising a little more quickly in the morning slightly below average before generally rising slowly later in the morning and early afternoon slightly below average before becoming stable during the rest of the afternoon and tonight slightly below average. Relative humidity was slightly below average early in the day, briefly moderately low in the early morning and near average from the morning. Calm winds early before S to SW winds shifted S to SE during this morning. Light SSW to ESE winds in the afternoon, E to SE in the afternoon, ESE in the late afternoon and SSE to SE early in the evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
29/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. The temperature was stable or rose in the early hours with a slightly warm night before the temperature returned to near average in the morning. The minimum temperature was reached late in the previous evening and remained at or above the minimum temperature during the early hours. From later in the morning the temperature was cool, with the temperature very variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. The maximum temperature was reached in the middle of the day after generally rising slowly in the morning and became generally stable in the afternoon. From the late afternoon the temperature fell and returned to near average and slightly below average in the late evening. The dew point was stable in the early hours slightly below average before starting to rise in the morning, then fell slowly from the mid-morning slightly below average, became stable in the afternoon before falling later in the afternoon moderately low. In the evening, the dew point was stable and moderately low. Relative humidity was slightly below average with the relative humidity reaching the overnight maximum late in the previous evening before falling from the start of the day. Relative humidity was near average in the morning, slightly below average in the afternoon and was near stable, moderately low from later in the afternoon before easing to slightly below average later in the evening. Mostly calm winds early with some W to SW winds, then light SSW to WSW winds in the early morning then SSW to SSE winds this morning, ENE to SE winds later in the morning, ESE to SE in the afternoon, E to SE later in the afternoon and in the early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
30/9/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds, cloudy in the afternoon with some Ci clouds in the morning. Slightly cool early in the day, near average from the morning and slightly warm in the evening. The temperature rose more slowly later in the morning, reached the maximum in the middle of the day, and fell slowly in the afternoon. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Stable and moderately low dew point early in the day, generally rose in the morning and afternoon close to average then stabilised in the early evening before falling later in the evening close to average. Relative humidity was near average from early. The daytime minimum relative humidity was reached in the mid-morning before rising during the remainder of the day. Calm winds early, light SSW to SE winds in the morning became SE to NE later in the morning, ESE to NE in the early afternoon, E to NE during the rest of the afternoon, before ENE and NNE winds in the evening became calm later in the evening.

October weather remarks

Cloudy from the mid-afternoon on the 1st, after the maximum temperature was reached in the late morning
Sunny on the 2nd.
Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon on the 3rd.
On the 5th the maximum temperature was reached in the late morning before stable temperature in the first half of the afternoon.
The temperature was rather variable that rose and fell many times from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon on the 6th.
On the 7th the temperature stopped rising in the mid-morning and became stable before rising a little in the afternoon.
Variable temperature in the first half of the afternoon on the 8th.
Increasing clouds in the afternoon of the 9th with some rainfall and thunder. Warm in the morning as the temperature rose quickly before the maximum temperature was reached in the late morning eased back to near average in the afternoon.
Mostly sunny on the 10th, with an SSE to ESE wind change in the morning.
Rather variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon on the 11th.
The 12th saw a cloudy morning that eased to partly cloudy in the afternoon. The minimum temperature was reached very early in the day that rose during the rest of the early hours and became warm. Quite variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon.
Cloudy at times in the morning of the 13th. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon.
On the 14th cloud increased between the mid-morning and the mid-afternoon associated with showers. The maximum temperature was reached in the late morning before falling through to the afternoon with the temperature very variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon that rose and fell many times. The minimum temperature was reached very early in the day before rising during the rest of the early hours. High relative humidity later in the morning and in the afternoon.
Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon on the 15th.
Sunny on the 16th.
Smoke haze on the 17th and 18th.
Mostly sunny on the 18th. Warm in the mid to late morning and became warm in the evening.
A E to SSE wind change at 4pm on the 19th. Warm in the early hours.
Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon on the 20th. Warm early in the day.
Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon on the 21st. Cool in the afternoon after the maximum temperature was reached in the late morning. Cloudy in the afternoon. High relative humidity in the afternoon.
Mostly cloudy on the 22nd. Warm early in the day and was cool in the afternoon after the maximum temperature was reached in the late morning. Very high relative humidity in the afternoon.
A warm start to the day on the 23rd, with the minimum temperature reached very early in the day before rising during the rest of the early hours. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon.
Cloudy on the 24th. Warm early in the day while the temperature fell slowly. The maximum temperature was reached in the middle of the day before a cold afternoon with rain and drizzle. High to very high relative humidity from the afternoon.
On the 25th it was mostly cloudy with further rainfall including a severe thunderstorm that brought 14 mm in 8 minutes with marble sized hail. Warm or very warm in the early hours. Cool in the afternoon and became warm in the evening. Light but gusty W to SW winds with a thunderstorm in the afternoon.
Warm in the early hours and in the evening of the 26th.
On the 27th clouds increased with showers and thundery rain. Warm early in the day, with the minimum temperature reached very early in the day and then rose during the rest of the early hours. Rather variable daytime temperature that rose and fell several times. Cool to cold from the late morning to the late afternoon. High relative humidity in the afternoon. SSE to SE winds in the morning associated with a coastal wind change.
Further thunderstorms and thundery rain on the 28th. A brief moderate thunderstorm in the mid-afternoon brought gusty winds with a wind gust of 62 km/hr. The minimum temperature was reached quite early in the day before rising later in the early hours and became warm. The maximum temperature was reached in the early afternoon before falling with rainfall in the afternoon. High relative humidity in the afternoon.
Sunny on the 30th and a very warm day and warm or very warm in the evening
On the 31st 3 thunderstorms passed to the south with some brief showers bringing very little rainfall in the afternoon. A warm start to the day and a hot day, easing to warm or very warm in the early to mid-afternoon after the maximum temperature was reached in the early afternoon.
2 days of dew – light: 2 days (23rd and 31st)

October weather influences

On the 1st a high pressure system in the Tasman Sea extended a ridge along the east Queensland coast. A surface trough shifted eastwards over the inland and into the south-eastern inland of Queensland bringing instability.
On the 2nd a surface trough was over eastern Queensland coast. A high pressure system in the Tasman Sea combined with another high pressure system north of New Zealand a ridge over the state.
A high pressure system near New Zealand extended a strengthening ridge over the state on the 3rd before extending a weakening ridge on the 4th.
On the 5th and 6th the high pressure system near New Zealand continuing to extend a weakening ridge along the east Queensland coast
On the 7th and 8th a high pressure system extended a weakening ridge along the east Queensland coast.
On the 9th a surface trough shifted eastwards into the south-eastern inland and into the south-east in the evening. This brought some instability with its passage.
The surface trough cleared through the region early on the 10th, before shifting further north. A high pressure system then extended a stable air mass in its wake.
A high pressure system that moved east into the Tasman Sea extended a weakening ridge along the east Queensland coast on the 11th.
On the 12th and 13th the high pressure system continued to extend a ridge along the east Queensland coast.
A new high pressure system moved east into the Tasman Sea on the 14th maintaining the ridge along the east Queensland coast
The high pressure system moved east across the Tasman Sea on the 15th to near New Zealand, maintaining the ridge along the east Queensland coast.
The ridge extended a ridge over the state on the 16th as a new high pressure system shifted eastwards over the Tasman Sea
On the 17th the high pressure system shifted eastwards to be near New Zealand with the ridge contracting northwards to the northern Queensland coast, with a weak pressure gradient in the south-east.
A weak pressure gradient extended over the area on the 18th before a surface trough shifted eastwards over the south of the state. This trough approached the south-east in the evening and reached the coast late in the evening and brought unstable conditions to the region.
On the 19th a trough shifted eastwards through the south-east early in the day and brought rainfall with its passage. A southerly surge shifted northwards along the southern Queensland coast following this as a high pressure system moved into the Tasman Sea.
A high pressure system near New Zealand extended a ridge along the east Queensland coast on the 20th. A weak surface trough extended from the north-west to the southern inland and brought some instability to the region
On the 21st and 22nd a high pressure system in the Tasman Sea near New Zealand extended a ridge along the east Queensland coast while weakening. The trough in the interior of the state remained in place maintaining some instability in the region and especially on the 22nd.
The weak ridge remained in place on the 23rd as the high near New Zealand remained. Conditions were more stable in the south-east as instability from an inland trough was confined to the interior of the state.
On the 24th a high pressure system in the Tasman Sea maintained a weak ridge along the east Queensland coast. A surface trough over the interior of the state slowly shifted eastwards over central and south-eastern parts of the state and brought unstable conditions over most of the state.
The ridge contracted to the north Queensland coast on the 25th, while a surface trough extended from the north-west to the south-east of the state, while shifting eastwards. This extended a moist and unstable air mass over the south-east.
On the 26th a trough remained over the north-west, central and eastern inland extending unstable conditions to its east but was stable in the south-east.
A slow moving surface trough extended from the north-west southwards through the eastern inland on the 27th while extending a moist and unstable air mass to its east and north. This combined with a series of upper troughs to enhance the unstable conditions.
On the 28th a surface trough that extended over eastern coastal parts of the state continued to bring unstable conditions over eastern Queensland, especially in the south-east.
The trough weakened over the east Queensland coast on the 29th while starting to shift offshore, while maintaining unstable conditions.
Stable conditions with the trough decaying and a new inland surface trough bringing unstable conditions to inland area on the 30th.
On the 31st a trough shifted eastwards over southern and eastern parts of the state and brought unstable conditions to the south-east, north and central parts of the state.

October weather notes

1/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. Cloudy in the mid-afternoon with Ci and Cb clouds. A brief mild thunderstorm in the mid-afternoon. Slightly warm early in the day with the temperature falling slowly early in the day before near average temperature from the morning. The temperature stopped rising in the late morning and was variable whilst was generally stable. In the mid-afternoon the temperature fell before, with and following the thunderstorm and became cool before generally falling later in the afternoon and during in the evening close to average. The dew point was close to average while falling in the early hours before rising in the morning, became stable from the mid-morning close to average, was stable in the afternoon after briefly rising at midday before briefly rising in the mid-afternoon with the thunderstorm. During the rest of the afternoon whilst remaining close to average the dew point fell, then rose slowly early in the evening before falling slowly during the rest of the evening close to average. Relative humidity was close to average from early, slightly below average in the morning which rose from the late morning and became close to average before the thunderstorm. The relative humidity rose sharply in the mid-afternoon and became moderately high and have remained moderately high for the rest of the day whilst the relative humidity generally continued to rise. Calm winds early before light NNW to NE winds in the morning, N to SE in the late morning, ENE to SE in the afternoon, E to NE with the thunderstorm before N to NE winds during the rest of the afternoon. In the evening were light NNW to NNE winds.
2/10/20: Sunny. Slightly warm in the morning. The maximum temperature was reached in the late morning and the temperature was a little variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. In the afternoon, the temperature was close to average while falling slowly before falling a little more quickly later in the afternoon. A slightly warm evening while the temperature was stable or fell slowly. The dew point was near average that fell slowly in the early hours before rising in the morning, briefly fell in the mid-morning, then became generally stable during the rest of the morning and in the afternoon close to average. Later in the afternoon the dew point became slightly below average while falling a little before rising in the late afternoon and early evening and became slightly above average. During the rest of the evening the dew point remained slightly above average and stabilised. Relative humidity slowly rose in the early hours moderately high before falling quickly in the morning and eased to slightly above average. Slightly below average relative humidity during the day and was generally stable from the mid-afternoon and to mid-afternoon. Later in the afternoon and early evening the relative humidity rose quickly and became moderately high before rising slowly during the rest of the day. Calm winds early before light SSE to SW winds in the mid-morning, E to SE later in the morning and in the afternoon. In the early evening were E to SE winds before S to ESE winds later in the evening with some calm winds before becoming calm in the late evening.
3/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. Slightly warm in the early hours while falling slowly before returning to near average from the morning. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Slightly cool in the late afternoon and early evening. The dew point eased from slightly above average at the start of the fay to near average. The dew point became stable in the early hours, stabilised in the mid-morning, fell a little later in the morning and in the early afternoon then rose before falling from the mid-afternoon. Near average relative humidity early in the day before becoming slightly below average in the morning and near average from the mid-morning. The relative humidity was near average for the rest of the day except for being slightly below average in the late afternoon. Calm winds early, S to SW winds in the morning, then backed during the morning to E to SE later in the morning before becoming calm in the evening.
4/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. A slightly cool start to the day before becoming close to average during the rest of the early hours with the temperature falling slowly or stabilising. The temperature was a little variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Slightly cool in the first half of the afternoon. Late in the evening the temperature fell slowly or stabilised. The dew point was slightly below average in the first few hours of the day when the dew point fell a little before stabilising close to average during the rest of the early hours and in the morning. Later in the morning the dew point fell and became slightly below average before generally rising in the afternoon while remaining slightly below average before stabilising from the mid-afternoon close to average. Relative humidity was close to average in the early hours before falling very quickly in the morning moderately low before returning to near average in the mid-morning. Later in the morning and in the early afternoon the relative humidity was slightly below average and returned to near average from the mid-afternoon. Calm winds early, light S to SW in the early morning, before light ENE to SE winds in the morning, ESE to NE in the afternoon, then ESE to ENE later in the afternoon and in the early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
5/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. The maximum temperature was reached in the late morning before the temperature was stable in the first half of the afternoon. In the early hours, the dew point fell close to average, rose in the morning, fell in the mid-morning slightly below average before rising during the rest of the morning and in the afternoon slightly below average. In the mid-afternoon the dew point rose a little more quickly close to average, then became stable later in the afternoon and early evening. In the rest of the evening the dew point was close to average while falling slowly. Relative humidity was near average early while rising slowly, then sharply fell in the morning and became moderately low in the morning. In the rest of the morning and in the early afternoon the relative humidity eased to slightly below average with the relative humidity rising very slowly. From the mid-afternoon the relative humidity rose close to average. Calm winds early before light SE to NE winds in the morning, ENE to SE in the afternoon, E to NE later in the afternoon and in the early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
6/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. In the early hours, the temperature was stable at times with the temperature close to average. From the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon the temperature was rather variable and rose and fell many times. Stable dew point in the early hours close to average, rose in the morning, fell from the mid-morning while remaining close to average before stabilising in the late afternoon and early evening and then fell during the rest of the evening and became slightly below average. Relative humidity was close to average from early in the day before becoming slightly below average later in the afternoon and in the early evening with the relative humidity rising a little slowly. Later in the evening the relative humidity returned to near average. Calm winds early, light WSW to SSW winds in the morning becoming SE to NE from the mid-morning, ENE to SE in the afternoon, E to NE later in the afternoon and in the early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
7/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. In the mid-morning, the temperature stopped rising and became generally stable during the rest of the morning and became slightly below average. The temperature was a little variable in the early to mid-afternoon and rose a little before the temperature returned to near average from the late afternoon. The dew point rose very slowly in the early hours, slowly fell later in the early hours, then rose in the early morning before becoming generally stable in the morning and afternoon close to average. The dew point rose in the late afternoon and early evening before falling during the rest of the evening while remaining close to average. Relative humidity was close to average and slightly below average at times early in the day, then fell quickly during the morning slightly below average and fell more slowly from the mid-morning. From the late morning the relative humidity returned to near average. Calm winds early, light SSW to SW in the morning, E to SE winds with some E to NE winds from the mid-morning, SE to NE in the afternoon, E to NE later in the afternoon and in the early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
8/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds in Ac clouds during the morning. The temperature became stable later in the early hours. In the early to mid-afternoon the temperature was variable. Slightly warm in the evening with the temperature falling a little slowly. Dew point was near average from early in the day which fell slowly at the start of the day then became stable later in the early hours, rose a little in the early morning and became stable in the morning close to average. While remaining close to average the dew point rose slightly in the middle of the day, was stable in the afternoon before falling very slowly from the late afternoon. The relative humidity was slightly below or near average early in the day before falling quickly in the morning and became slightly below average before returning to near average in the afternoon. The relative humidity rose a little in the evening and became slightly below average. Calm winds early, light S to SW winds became NNW to NE from the mid-morning, E to NE from the early afternoon, ENE to NNE from later in the afternoon that became N to NNE in the early evening before calm winds later in the evening.
9/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds, increasing in the afternoon. A few drops from 2 very brief showers in the mid-afternoon. Distant thunder in the mid-afternoon. The temperature was a little variable from the late morning to the mid-afternoon. Warm during the morning with the temperature rising quickly before the maximum temperature was reached in the late morning and remained close to the maximum temperature in the middle of the day. During the afternoon, the temperature eased to near average in the mid-afternoon before cooling a little slowly in the evening and became slightly warm. In the early hours, the dew point slowly fell close to average, rose during the morning, rose during the morning, more quickly later in the morning close to average, became slightly above average in the afternoon and to moderately high later in the afternoon while the dew point rose. In the late afternoon, the dew point stabilised before falling in the evening and eased to slightly above average. Slightly below average relative humidity in the early hours, fell quickly in the morning and became moderately low during the morning, and eased to near average in the middle of the day. The relative humidity rose in the afternoon, became moderately high later in the afternoon before easing to slightly above average in the evening while continuing to rise. Calm winds early, light NE to NW winds in the morning with some W to NW winds, ENE to SE from the late morning, E to NE in the mid-afternoon, and N to NE in the late afternoon and early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
10/10/20: Mostly sunny with some Cu and Sc clouds. A slightly cool start to the day with the temperature falling quickly. The temperature was a little variable from the late morning to the mid-afternoon. The dew point fell in the early hours and became slightly below average later in the early hours, then rose and returned to near average at dawn and in the early morning before becoming slightly below average which rose a little later in the morning. During the afternoon, the dew point returned to near average while generally rising, became stable in the late afternoon and in the early evening before falling slowly later in the evening while remaining close to average. Relative humidity generally fell in the early hours slightly below average, then fell quickly in early morning moderately low before continuing to fall a little slower slightly below average during the rest of the morning. Relative humidity was slightly below average slightly in the afternoon before returning to near average from the late afternoon. Calm winds early before S to SW winds in the morning, then a SSE to ESE change with some ESE to ENE winds, E to SE in the afternoon, E to ESE from the mid-afternoon, then ESE to ENE in early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
11/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. The temperature rose quickly in the morning with the temperature slightly warm in the early to mid-morning before rising more slowly later in the morning and returned to near average. The temperature was rather variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Early in the day the dew point was stable and close to average, rose slightly in the early morning, fell slowly during the morning, then was stable from the mid-morning and generally fell from the late morning while remaining close to average. In the early afternoon, the dew point became slightly below average before rising during the rest of the afternoon close to average, became stable in the early evening and fell slowly later in the evening close to average. The relative humidity was close to average from early, moderately low in the morning with the relative humidity falling quickly before slowing to near average in the late morning. The relative humidity was slightly below average in the early afternoon before returning to near average during the remainder of the day. Calm winds early, light SW to WSW winds in early morning, light SE to NE winds in the morning, ESE to NE winds in the early afternoon, ENE to SE in the mid-afternoon, ESE to ENE later in the afternoon and early evening before calm winds during the evening.
12/10/20: Cloudy in the morning with Cu, Sc and Ac clouds easing to partly cloudy in the afternoon. The temperature was slightly above average early in the day while falling slowly. The minimum temperature was reached quite early, then rose during the rest of the early hours and became warm. In the late morning and in the afternoon the temperature was slightly cool. From the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon the temperature was quite variable. Close to average dew point early in the day, being stable at the start of the day before rising later in the early hours, generally fell in the morning and afternoon before stabilising in the evening. Slightly below average relative humidity from early in the day, returned to close to average from the morning and in the evening the relative humidity rose a little slowly slightly below average. Calm winds early, light SSW to SW winds in early in the morning became W to SW winds, backing during the morning to ESE to ENE in the late morning, was ENE to SE in the afternoon and ESE to ENE in the early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
13/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds, Ci clouds in the morning and cloudy at times in the morning. The day started with the temperature stable before falling during the rest of the early hours close to average. The temperature was rather variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. The temperature was slightly cool in the afternoon. Dew point was close to average that was stable at the start of the day, fell during the rest of the early hours, rose in the morning, and generally fell slowly from the mid-morning and became slightly below average. In the afternoon, the dew point fell, became stable in the late afternoon and early evening before falling slowly later in the evening. Slightly below average relative humidity early in the day, fell quickly and became moderately low in the morning, before falling more slowly from the mid-morning slightly below average before returning to near average in the afternoon. Calm winds early, light WNW to SW winds in the morning, became SSW to SE with some ESE winds, ESE to SE from the late morning, SSE to ESE in the mid-afternoon, SSE to SE in the late afternoon and early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
14/10/20: Partly cloudy with cloudy periods from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon with Cu and Sc clouds. Light showers in the early hours and from the mid-morning to the early afternoon. Very brief heavy falls in the middle of the day. The minimum temperature was reached early in the day before rising during the rest of the early hours while remaining close to average. The temperature was very variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon and rose and fell many times. The maximum temperature was reached in the late morning before falling quite quickly and remained well below the earlier maximum before rising a little in the mid-afternoon. Later in the morning it was cool and cold during the middle of the day before easing during the afternoon to slightly cool in the late afternoon. In the evening, the temperature returned to near average. The dew point was close to average from early in the day, which rose from early in the day, then generally stabilised later in the morning and in the afternoon while remaining close to average and then fell from the late afternoon and became slightly below average in the evening. Relative humidity was slightly below average early in the day, then stopped rising in the mid-morning which became high or very high later in the morning and early in the afternoon with the shower activity. In the late morning, the relative humidity temporarily fell between showers. In the afternoon, the relative humidity eased back to near average. Early in the evening the relative humidity rose a little slowly and became slightly below average before returning to near average later in the evening. Mostly calm winds early in the day before W to SW winds later in the early hours, light SSW to W winds in the morning was followed by S to SW winds from the mid-morning, shifted to S to SE from the late morning, SSE to SE later in the afternoon before winds tended SSE to SSW early in the evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
15/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. Slightly cool early in the day before warming quickly back to near average from the morning. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. In the early hours, the dew point fell very slowly slightly below average, then rose in the morning returning to near average, slowly fell from the mid-morning and continued to fall in the afternoon slightly below average. Early in the evening the dew point rose slightly close to average before falling during the rest of the evening. Relative humidity was close to average from early in the day, was slightly below average in the early morning before returning to near average during the rest of the morning, was slightly below average in the afternoon and returned to near average in the evening. Calm winds early, light WSW to SW winds in the morning backed during the morning to SSW to SSE in the mid-morning and SSE to E in the late morning. In the afternoon were E to SE winds, E to NE winds early in the evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
16/10/20: Sunny with some Ci clouds in the morning. Slightly cool early in the day and was slightly warm during the morning after the temperature rose quickly in the early and mid-morning. The temperature fell a little slowly in the evening and was slightly warm before returning to near average later in the evening. The dew point fell slowly in the early hours, rose early in the morning before falling close to average. From the mid-morning the dew point became generally stable, fell in the afternoon slightly below average before rising in the late afternoon and early evening close to average. Close to average relative humidity from early in the day, was slightly below average in the morning and afternoon and was near average in the evening. Calm winds early, light NW to WNW winds in the morning tended S to ESE with some variable winds, SE to NE in the late morning, E to SE in the afternoon and E to NE winds from the mid-afternoon. Winds tended to N to NE in the evening before calm winds later in the evening.
17/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds with Ci clouds. Smoke haze. In the early hours, the temperature fell slowly, rose quickly in the early morning slightly above average before returning to near average. The temperature was a little variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. In the evening, the temperature fell a little slowly, slightly above average. Dew point was near average and close to average early in the day, rose in the early morning slightly above average, then fell during the morning before rising from the late morning close to average. In the afternoon the dew point stabilised, fell slightly in the mid-afternoon before stabilising for the remainder of the day close to average. Relative humidity was close to average early in the day, fell quickly in the early to mid-morning slightly below average before near average relative humidity during the rest of the day. The relative humidity was a little variable in the afternoon and rising a little slowly in the evening slightly below average. Calm winds early before light S to WSW winds early in the morning, then N to NW winds with E to NE winds at times before NE to ESE winds later in the morning. In the afternoon were E to NE winds, ENE to NE in the late afternoon and in the early evening before NNW to NNE winds in the late evening.
18/10/20: Mostly sunny with Cu, Sc, Ci and Cs clouds. Smoke haze. The temperature was slightly above average at the start of the day before falling more quickly during the rest of the early hours close to average. From the mid-morning it was warm as the temperature rose quickly. The maximum temperature was reached in the middle of the day with the temperature easing to near average in the afternoon and became warm in the evening with the temperature falling slowly before starting to rise late in the evening. Dew point was close to average while falling in the early hours, rose in the early morning, then stabilised from the mid-morning. In the early afternoon, the dew point sharply rose for a moment with a shift in the wind and became slightly above average and became stable during the rest of the afternoon and during the evening. In the late evening, the dew point fell close to average. Slightly below average relative humidity from early in the day, easing to near average later in the early hours and to moderately low in the early morning. Relative humidity was near average during the day and in the evening. The minimum relative humidity was reached in the middle of the day before the relative humidity rose sharply for a brief period in the early afternoon before rising more slowly afterwards. Late in the evening the relative humidity fell slightly below average. Light NNW to NNE winds became calm at the start of the day, light N to NE winds in the morning before NE to SE winds from the mid-morning with some variable winds. Light ESE to ENE winds in the late morning, increasing in the afternoon of E to NE winds to briefly moderate in the mid-afternoon. E to NE winds eased later in the afternoon before light N to NE winds in the evening before increasing N to WNW winds late in the evening.
19/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. Some light showers in the early hours. Warm at the start of the day and slightly above average during the rest of the early hours with the temperature stable or fell slowly during most of the early hours. For a period in the mid-afternoon the temperature was slightly above average. The temperature was a little variable in the morning becoming more variable in the early and mid-afternoon. The temperature fell more quickly later in the afternoon with a wind change and fell more slowly during the evening and became slightly warm. The dew point fell at the start of the day close to average then briefly rose before rising more slowly and became slightly above average. In the early morning, the dew point fell slightly close to average before becoming stable during the morning slightly below average and after rising briefly with the wind change returning to near average, the dew point rose more slowly until early in the evening. After this the dew point stabilised and started to fall later in the evening close to average. Relative humidity fell during the start of the day, moderately low before rising quickly back to near average with the rain and rose more slowly close to average during the rest of the early hours. Relative humidity was slightly below average during the day before rising sharply later in the afternoon with the wind change while remaining slightly below average. Light W to NW winds in the first few hours of the day, then variable winds before calm winds at times later in the early hours. Light NNW to NNE winds in the morning became light and variable in the mid-morning became SW to NW later in the morning and in the afternoon with some S to SW winds. At 4 pm winds backed with an E to SE wind change with E to SE winds continuing until early in the evening. After calm winds developed winds became light SW later in the evening.
20/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds with Ci and Cs clouds easing in the afternoon. A warm start to the day with the temperature falling slowly in the early hours and warmed quickly during the day. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. The temperature was slightly cool at times in the afternoon and became stable in the evening slightly warm before later in the evening close to average. Dew point was near average from early that fell in the early hours and rose slowly in the morning, became from the mid-morning close to average, then fell in the early afternoon and became slightly below average and was generally stable during the afternoon. Early in the evening the dew point rose and returned to near average in the evening before falling slowly. Relative humidity stopped falling in the early hours and became moderately low after falling late in the previous evening. Relative humidity returned to close to average from the mid-morning to the early afternoon, became variable in the afternoon slightly below average and was below average in the evening. Light WSW to SW winds in the first few hours of the day, then calm winds during most of the remaining early hours before light S to SW winds in the morning that backed during the rest of the morning to E to SE in the late morning, was light E to SE in the afternoon before S to SE winds from the late afternoon and became calm during the evening.
21/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc becoming cloudy in the afternoon with some Ci clouds in the morning. Some light rain in the mid-afternoon and returned in the late evening. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon that became cool in the afternoon after the maximum temperature was reached in the late morning. The temperature was stable in the early afternoon, fell a little quickly with the rain and then fell slowly or was stable during the rest of the day returning to near average in the evening. Near average dew point from early that fell slowly in the early hours, rose early in the morning becoming stable during the rest of the morning and in the afternoon, rose in the mid and late afternoon with the rain in the afternoon and became slightly above average before falling slowly in the evening close to average. Relative humidity was slightly below average early in the day, fell quickly in the morning moderately low, then eased back to near average later in the morning and in the early afternoon before rising with the rain in the afternoon and became high before easing in the evening back to near average late in the evening while slowly rising. Calm winds early, light S to SW winds in the morning, SSE to ESE from the mid-morning with some variable winds, SE to NE in the afternoon, ENE to NNE in the mid-afternoon, NNE to NNW from the later in the afternoon before calm winds late in the evening.
22/10/20: Mostly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds and some Cb clouds in the early afternoon. Light showers in the early hours cleared. A thundery shower in the early afternoon with light to moderate rainfall. The temperature fell slowly or was stable in the early hours and was warm. The maximum temperature was reached in the late morning and fell during the middle of the day becoming cool during the afternoon while rising slowly through to the mid-afternoon before falling from later in the afternoon returning to near average. In the evening the temperature was slightly warm as the temperature was stable or fell slowly. The dew point rose slowly from early and was slightly above average which then fell slowly in the morning, rose during the early afternoon, and fell during the rest of the afternoon and became stable in the evening. Relative humidity was near average early in the day before falling a little slowly and became moderately high during the morning while falling a little slowly, then rose sharply in the middle of the day with rainfall and became very high before falling during the afternoon becoming slightly above average from the late afternoon. In the evening, the relative humidity was slightly above average while slowly rising. Calm winds with some WNW to NE winds at times in the early hours before calm winds later in the early hours, light and variable winds in the morning with some ESE to ENE winds later in the morning before becoming light ENE to NNE in the afternoon following the rain, E to NE later in the afternoon and calm winds in the evening
23/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. A warm start to the day with the minimum temperature reached very early in the day before the temperature rose during the rest of the early hours. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. The maximum temperature was reached in the early afternoon before generally stabilising during the afternoon. From early the dew point rose slowly slightly above average and became generally stable from the morning. Late in the afternoon and early in the evening the dew point fell slightly before rising a little and stabilised later in the evening slightly above average. Near average relative humidity from early, was a little variable during the day and was slightly above average or moderately high in the morning and afternoon. In the evening, the relative humidity returned to near average. Calm winds early, light N to NW winds in the morning became ESE to NE winds from the mid-morning with some N to NE winds, ESE to NE in the afternoon and N to NE late in the afternoon and in the evening with some ENE winds.
24/10/20: Cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds and Ns/Cb clouds from the middle of the day. Thundery light to moderate rain in the early afternoon, followed by light rain and drizzle and some thunder as the rain shifted away to the east as thunderstorms. Light to moderate rain periods then during the rest of the afternoon clearing in the early evening. In the early hours, the temperature fell slowly and became very warm, then returned to near average in the morning while rising quickly. The maximum temperature was reached in the middle of the day before the rain started. The temperature fell with the rain and became cold from 2pm, stabilised in the mid-afternoon, then fell from later in the afternoon while returning to near average and then fell a little slowly in the evening and became slightly above average later in the evening. Moderately high and near stable dew point early in the day, rose early in the morning and then fell a little while easing to slightly above average later in the morning. The dew point rose with the start of the rain, then rose slowly moderately high, became stable from the mid-afternoon, then fell from later in the afternoon while remaining moderately high. Relative humidity was slightly below average early in the day while stabilising, returned to near average during the morning and then slightly above average from the mid-morning. With the rain the relative humidity rose sharply and became very high, rose slowly or stabilised in the afternoon with the rain and easing slightly to high while rising very slowly in the evening. Light E to ENE winds in the early hours, calm winds later in the early hours, light N to NE winds from the morning before light ENE to NE winds with the start of the rain. In the mid-afternoon winds temporarily backed to WNW to SSW as the thundery rain cleared, then calm winds before light E to NE winds later in the afternoon and early in the evening before N to NE with calm winds at times later in the evening.
25/10/20: Mostly cloudy with Cu, Sc and Ci clouds with Cb clouds from the middle of the day. A brief heavy shower in the late morning. At 2pm was a mild thunderstorm before a severe thunderstorm followed that brought very heavy rainfall of 14 mm in 8 minutes and marble size hail as the thunderstorm ended. A light brief shower in the early evening. In the early hours, the temperature fell slowly before stabilising later in the early hours and was warm or slightly warm. The temperature rose quickly in the morning and returned to near average before falling 4 C with the late morning shower and stabilising following the shower. The temperature rose again following the rain while remaining close to average, before falling again with and following the afternoon thunderstorms and became cool after falling from 27 C to 20 C. Following the storms, the temperature rose steadily and returned to near average from the late morning, fell slowly in the evening and became warm. The dew point fell initially in the early hours slightly above average before stabilising later in the early hours moderately high. In the morning, the dew point remained moderately high which rose early in the morning before generally stabilising from the mid-morning. From the late morning the dew point started to rise, then became stable in the early afternoon moderately high, then fell before and during the afternoon thunderstorms and eased to slightly above average. After the thunderstorms, the dew point started to rise and became moderately high later in the afternoon, stabilised later in the afternoon before falling slowly in the evening while remaining moderately high. Relative humidity was near average and stable early in the day, fell quickly in the morning close to average. In the late morning, the relative humidity rose sharply (30% in 20 minutes), before starting to fall following the shower during the middle of the day while remaining close to average, then rose with the afternoon thunderstorms before falling a little later in the afternoon. Early in the evening the relative humidity rose slowly, became stable later in the evening and returned to near average by the late evening. Calm winds early, light NE to NW winds from the early morning, then light SW to SE later in the morning that shifted to E to NE with the following the late morning shower. During the middle of the day were light SSE to E winds then SE to SW before the afternoon thunderstorms. Light and gusty W to SW winds with the storm before veering during and following the storm to SSW to SSE. Later in the afternoon were light ESE to NE winds, calm winds early in the evening and during most of the evening with some N to NE winds in the mid evening and W to SSW winds in the late evening.
26/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. A warm start to the day with the temperature falling slowly in the early hours and returned to near average from the morning. The temperature was a little variable from the late morning to the mid-afternoon. In the evening, the temperature fell slowly before rising slowly later in the evening and became warm. The dew point fell slowly in the early hours, rose slowly in the morning moderately high becoming nearly stable from the mid-morning then briefly rose in the afternoon before falling slowly later in the afternoon and during the early evening and fell slowly later in the evening. Near average relative humidity early in the day, fell quite slowly in the morning and became high, fell a little slowly during the day though eased from moderately high to slightly above average from later in the morning. In the early afternoon, the relative humidity briefly rose sharply moderately high and eased to slightly above average during the evening. Calm winds mostly in the early hours and otherwise some light and variable winds before some SSW to SSE winds at times in the morning. Light SW to SW winds from the morning with some variable winds, shifting ESE to NE in the afternoon, E to NE from the late afternoon before calm winds in the evening. In the last few minutes of the day was light SW winds.
27/10/20: Increasing cloud with Cu and Sc with Cb clouds in the afternoon. Light showers in the late morning and early afternoon. Thundery light to moderate rain in the afternoon with a mild thunderstorm at 4pm as a thunderstorm passes to the east. Light rain in the late afternoon cleared in the early evening. A warm start to the day, with the minimum temperature reached early in the day before rising during the rest of the early hours before returning to near average from the morning. The temperature was rather variable during the day, that rose and fell several times. The temperature was generally stable from the mid-morning, became cool from the late morning when the maximum temperature was reached before broadly remaining near average in the early afternoon before falling during the afternoon and became cold in the mid-afternoon. Later in the afternoon the temperature eased back towards near average returning to near average in the morning. Early the dew point generally fell slowly moderately high before easing to slightly above average from the morning, rising slowly in the morning, became stable in the afternoon before falling from the late afternoon that became stable in the late evening. Relative humidity was generally near average early in the day became moderately high in the late morning when the relative humidity stopped falling and then rose in the afternoon and became very high. In the evening, the relative humidity eased back to moderately high. Light WSW to SSW winds in the first 2 hours of the day, then calm winds before S to SW winds later in the early hours. Light SSW to SSE winds in the morning before SSE to SE winds developed associated with a coastal wind change, ESE to SE from the late morning that became S to SE and then variable in the mid-afternoon before S to SE winds later in the afternoon. In the evening, the wind was mostly calm with some S to SW winds.
28/10/20: A light shower in the early afternoon was followed by light rain before a brief moderate thunderstorm in the mid-afternoon with gusty winds (wind gust of 62 km/hr) and briefly heavy falls of 5 mm in 4 minutes. Thundery showers and became thundery rain in the late afternoon and in the evening. A mild thunderstorm at 8pm with some very brief heavy falls (with quite variable rainfall intensities) and followed by light to moderate thundery rain, with thunder later in the evening brought by the thunderstorm moving away while light rain followed before clearing later in the evening. The minimum temperature was reached quite early in the day before rising later in the early hours and became warm. In the morning, the temperature was near average and was a little variable in the morning and during the middle of the day. The maximum temperature was reached in the early afternoon before falling with the afternoon rain and fell quite quickly with the afternoon thunderstorm (fell 4 C in 15 minutes), then rose a little following the thunderstorm and was stable thorough to the early evening. During the rest of the evening the temperature fell close to average. Slightly above average dew point from the early hours, that fell a little at the start of the day before rising later in the early hours and in the morning. In the morning, the dew point became stable at times slightly above average or moderately high before rising a little in the late morning. In the afternoon, the dew point fell before rising before the afternoon thunderstorm slightly above average. After rising a little with and following the thunderstorm the dew point was generally stable during the rest of the day. Close to average relative humidity was close to average from early in the day, then became moderately high from the mid-morning as the dew point fell quite slowly during the morning and was rather variable before becoming very high in the afternoon with the rainfall. From later in the afternoon this reduced and became slightly above average later in the evening. Mostly calm winds in the early hours, then SSW to SW in the morning before shifting NE to SE from the mid-morning with some N to NE winds. In the afternoon were mostly E to NE winds with some E to SE winds, then light WNW to N gusty winds with the afternoon thunderstorm before SE to NE winds following the storm before N to WNW winds later in the afternoon. Calm winds early in the evening, then light W to SW winds with some variable winds, N to NE winds in the mid evening, E to NE later in the evening and WNW to N winds in the late evening.
29/10/20: Early light rain in the first few hours of the day cleared. Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. Slightly warm at the start of the day with the temperature stable before falling a little later in the early hours. The temperature was slightly warm from the mid-morning to the early afternoon. Slightly warm later in the afternoon and in the early evening. Stable and slightly above average dew point early in the day, then fell a little later in the early hours, rose slowly in the mid-morning and then fell during the rest of the morning and the middle of the day returning to near average. In the early afternoon, the dew point briefly rose sharply back to slightly above average and then was stable during the afternoon and fell in the evening returning to near average. Near average relative humidity from early in the day, became slightly above average in the mid-morning which fell quite quickly in the morning and in the middle of the day and became slightly below average. The relative humidity rose sharply for a brief period in the early afternoon, stabilised in the mid-afternoon while returning to slightly above average before easing back to near average in the evening. Calm winds mostly in the early hours and in the morning with some variable winds. Light WSW to SE winds in the morning became NW to NE later in the morning and in the early afternoon, then shifted to E to NE in the afternoon and ESE to NNE winds later in the afternoon and in the early evening before calm winds later in the evening.
30/10/20: Sunny with some Cu clouds during the day. Slightly above average later in the early hours after the minimum temperature was reached quickly in the early hours and rose during the rest of the early hours. A warm day, with the temperature stabilising close to the maximum temperature from the late morning to the mid-afternoon. Later in the afternoon the temperature fell a little slowly, fell slowly in the evening and remained warm becoming very warm in the late evening. Dew point was close to average early in the day, which after initially falling the dew point rose during the early hours and in the morning and fell from the mid-morning becoming slightly below average in the afternoon but was variable. Later in the afternoon the dew point rose slightly above average, rose slowly in the early evening and then stabilised later in the evening moderately high. Near average relative humidity became slightly below average from the mid-morning, moderately low in the mid-afternoon before easing to near average from the late afternoon. Mostly calm winds early, light E to SE with E to NE winds in the morning, SSE to NE in the mid-morning, becoming E to NE from the late morning before N to NE winds in the evening.
31/10/20: Partly cloudy with Cu, Sc and Ci clouds becoming cloudy at times in the afternoon. A thundery shower in the middle of the day. 3 thunderstorms passed to the south in the mid-afternoon with a few drops of rain from brief showers with very little rainfall, followed by a brief shower as the thunderstorms cleared. Thunder heard for 2 hours in the afternoon before some thunder in the late afternoon as thunderstorms passes by to the north. A very warm start to the day as the temperature fell slowly in the early hours and rose quickly in the morning. A hot day, with the maximum temperature reached just after midday and fell during the day while remaining warm or very warm and was stable at times and returned to near average from the mid-afternoon. In the evening, the temperature fell a little slowly and became slightly warm. The dew point fell slowly in the early hours, moderately high, fell a little before stabilising in the morning and eased to slightly above average. A small spike in dew point as the sea breeze in the middle of the day, rose a little following the thundery shower and became moderately high before stabilising and then fell a little in the mid-afternoon. Following the passage of the first thunderstorm to the south in the mid-afternoon the dew point briefly fell sharply and then stabilised slightly above average, then became generally stable during the rest of the afternoon. slightly above average. In the evening, the dew point rose slowly slightly above average, and then fell later in the evening returning to near average. Near average relative humidity early in the day, then fell quickly in the morning becoming slightly below average and generally rising during the afternoon as the sea breeze increased and due to surrounding thunderstorms. In the early afternoon, the relative humidity became close to average, then slightly above average in the mid-afternoon, fell a little with the passage of the first thunderstorm in the mid-afternoon before rising during the rest of the afternoon before stabilising slightly above average later in the afternoon. Near average relative humidity in the evening. Light NNE to NE winds in the first 2 hours of the day eased to calm before N to NE winds from the morning, increasing moderate winds in the middle of the day, light ENE to NE in the afternoon that tended WSW to SSW in the mid-afternoon and shifted to E to SE following the mid-afternoon thunderstorms. Later in the afternoon E to SE winds became N to NE with N to NNE winds in the evening with some calm winds.

November weather remarks

Sunny with a warm afternoon on the 1st. Low relative humidity at times in the afternoon. An SSE to ESE wind change at 8pm.
Sunny in the morning of the 2nd, with variable temperature from the mid-morning to the late afternoon while falling and rising numerous times. Cool in the mid-afternoon.
The 3rd was mostly sunny and was cool in the mid to late afternoon with variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon.
Mostly sunny on the 4th with a cool day and the temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon.
After a WNW to WSW wind change on the 5th the temperature rose from 8pm in the evening and became very warm.
On the 6th it was mostly sunny, and the temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Low relative humidity at times from early in the day to the mid-afternoon.
Mostly sunny on the 7th and was cloudy at times later in the day. A cool day.
Cloudy periods on the 8th and the temperature rose quite slowly in the morning becoming cold from the late morning to the late afternoon. Generally stable but quite variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon.
Cool early in the day of the 9th as the minimum temperature was reached quite early in the day before near average and generally stable temperature during the rest of the early hours. It was cold from the late morning to the late afternoon as the temperature stopped rising from the mid-morning.
Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon on the 10th after a cool start to the day.
Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon on the 11th.
Mostly sunny on the 12th. The temperature was stable in the early hours and the maximum temperature was reached in the late morning, with variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon.
Cloudy later in the morning and in the late afternoon of 13th. From the late afternoon it became cool under the increasing cloud.
Mostly sunny and a warm day on the 14th. Warm early in the evening.
Mostly sunny with smoke haze on the 15th. Warm at times in the early hours. Warm in the evening.
Smoke haze on the 16th and was mostly sunny in the afternoon. Warm to very warm early in the day. Warm in the evening. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon.
Cloudy from the late morning and smoke haze on the 17th. A warm start to the day as the temperature fell slowly, warmed quickly in the morning, and became hot before the maximum temperature was reached in the late morning. Cool in the mid-afternoon. High relative humidity in the first half of the afternoon. An ESE to SE wind change at 4:50pm.
Became cloudy with smoke haze on the 18th. Warm in the early hours as the temperature fell slowly. The maximum temperature was reached in the late morning and broadly remained near the maximum temperature until the mid-afternoon.
Smoke haze on the 19th and warm early in the day with the temperature stable. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon.
Mostly sunny on the 20th and 21st.
Mostly sunny on the 22nd with variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon.
Mostly sunny on the 23rd with smoke haze and a warm day.
Smoke haze on the 24th and was cloudy in the afternoon. The temperature was stable during most of the early hours and was very warm. Warm in the morning until the maximum temperature was reached in the late morning. Warm in the evening with the temperature mostly stable. A wind change in the late afternoon.
Cloudy on the 25th with a cool day after early in the day it was warm to very warm with stable temperature.
Mostly sunny on the 26th.
Rather variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon on the 27th. The minimum temperature was reached quite early in the day before rising later in the early hours.
Mostly sunny on the 28th and 29th.
Warm from the mid-morning to mid-afternoon on the 29th as the temperature rose quickly in the morning.
Warm later in the early hours of the 30th.
1 days of dew – light: (8th)

November weather influences

On the 1st a weakening trough shifted eastwards from central Queensland that extended to a low pressure system in the Tasman Sea. A trough and southerly wind change shifted northwards along the southern Queensland coast in the evening.
A high pressure system in the Tasman Sea extended a ridge and onshore winds along the east Queensland coast on the 2nd.
The high pressure ridge strengthened along the east Queensland coast as a high pressure system remained in the Tasman Sea on the 3rd.
A surface trough shifted eastwards over the interior of the state on the 4th, with the ridge along the east Queensland coast starting to decay.
The ridge along the east Queensland coast on the 5th continued to decay as a surface trough shifted eastwards into central and eastern parts of the state, which then shifted a southerly wind change northwards in its wake over south-east Queensland.
On the 6th a high pressure system over the Great Australian Bight extended a ridge over the west and inland of the state that brought stable conditions.
A high pressure system shifting eastwards over southern Australia extended a ridge with stable conditions over the east Queensland coast on the 7th.
A high pressure system that shifted eastwards into the Tasman Sea maintained a ridge along the east Queensland coast on the 8th.
On the 9th to 11th the high pressure ridge remained along the east Queensland coast as the high pressure system moves slowly eastwards over the Tasman Sea.
The ridge along the east Queensland coast started to weaken on the 12th as the high pressure system shifted further eastwards over the Tasman Sea.
On the 13th a high pressure system near New Zealand extended a weakening ridge along the east Queensland coast. A surface trough over the interior of the state shifted eastwards over the interior and brought some instability to its east, mostly inland of south-east Queensland.
On the 14th the high pressure ridge contracted northwards into north Queensland as the surface trough shifted through the south-east before moving offshore in the evening with some instability with its passage.
A high pressure system in the Tasman Sea extended a weak ridge along the east Queensland coast on the 15th. A surface trough shifted eastwards through the south-east of the state while decaying before a south-easterly wind change followed its passage.
On the 16th a high pressure system extended a weakening ridge along the east Queensland coast. A surface trough over the interior of the state shifted eastwards over the state and drew warm northerly flow eastwards across the state.
On the 17th a high pressure system in the Tasman Sea extended a ridge along the east Queensland coast. A surface trough extended over the interior of the state, which shifted northwards through south-east Queensland and brought a south-easterly wind change in the late afternoon. The inland trough brought some instability into the south-east of the state.
A high pressure system moved eastwards into the Tasman Sea on the 18th and extended a firm ridge along the east Queensland coast with stable conditions in the region.
On the 19th and 20th a high pressure system in the Tasman Sea extended a firm ridge along the east Queensland coast before weakening on the 21st and 22nd with a weak pressure gradient over the south-east of the state.
On the 23rd a weak ridge extended along the east Queensland coast. Warm northerly flow extended across to the east Queensland coast ahead of a surface trough shifting eastwards over the interior of the state.
On the 24th a high pressure system in the Tasman Sea extended a weakening ridge along the east Queensland coast. An inland surface trough extended offshore of the south-east of the state after shifting through the region. A south-easterly wind change then shifted northwards through south-east Queensland. Some instability in the region due to the inland surface trough.
A new high pressure system moved east into the Tasman Sea on the 25th and extended a weak ridge over the northern Queensland coast and cooler south-easterly winds in the south-east in the wake of the coastal trough.
On the 26th a high pressure system extended a ridge along the east Queensland coast and stable conditions in the south-east.
The ridge extending along the east Queensland coast started to decay on the 27th through to the 29th, while continuing to extend onshore flow along the east Queensland coast with light onshore flow on the southern Queensland coast.
On the 30th the high pressure system shifted away in the Tasman Sea with the ridge weakening further. A weak south-easterly wind change moved through the south-east of the state as the coastal section of an inland trough remains well to the west. Following the trough, a new high pressure system over moving over the Tasman Sea extended a high pressure ridge along the east Queensland coast.

November weather notes

1/11/20: Sunny with some Cu clouds. Slightly warm in the mid-morning, warm during the afternoon and was slightly warm in the evening. In the early hours, the dew point fell close to average, more quickly in the early and mid-morning becoming moderately low before rising slowly later in the morning. In the afternoon, the dew point fell slowly, then rose later in the afternoon and in the early evening before falling slowly during the rest of the evening close to average. Relative humidity was near average from early, fell sharply in the morning and became very low from early in the morning before easing to moderately low after falling more slowly later in the morning. Low or moderately low relative humidity in the afternoon and before the relative humidity rose and eased to slightly below average in the late evening. Calm winds early with mostly WNW to SW winds in the early to mid-morning became NNW to WNW later in the morning, before mostly NNW to WSW winds in the afternoon and WNW to SW later in the afternoon. Light and variable early in the evening, and an SSE to ESE wind change at 8pm was followed by calm winds before SW winds late in the evening.
2/11/20: Clear in the morning and became partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the late afternoon, which rose and fell numerous times. It was slightly cool in the early afternoon, cool in the mid-afternoon before returning to near average from later in the afternoon. Dew point was near stable from early close to average, then fell in the morning, rose in the afternoon before stabilising in the mid-afternoon while remaining close to average. From the late afternoon the dew point fell and became slightly below average in the evening. Slightly below average relative humidity from early in the day, became near average in the morning, rose in the afternoon slightly above average or close to average before easing to slightly below average in the afternoon while rising a little slowly. Light SW winds at the start of the day eased to calm during the rest of the early hours, then was light SW to SE winds in the morning that became variable later in the morning before shifting E to SE in the afternoon, SSE to SE later in the afternoon and early evening before SSE to SW winds during the rest of the evening.
3/11/20: Mostly sunny with some Cu clouds developing from the morning. Slightly cool early in the day. A slightly cool day became cool in the mid to late afternoon with the temperature variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. In the early hours, the dew point fell slowly, slightly below average, then after rising a little the dew point fell slowly during the morning and became moderately low and then rose from the late morning though was quite variable. In the afternoon, the dew point eased to slightly below average, fell slowly from the mid-afternoon remaining slightly below average. Relative humidity was slightly below average early in the day, dropping to moderately low in the morning while falling quite quickly. From the mid-morning the relative humidity fell more slowly and eased to slightly below average. In the afternoon, the relative humidity eased further to near average before rising a little slowly in the evening slightly below average. Light SW to SE winds at the start of the day then eased to calm, then S to SE winds became S to SE in the morning with some variable winds later in the morning. In the early afternoon were S to ESE winds, became E to NE before E to SE winds later in the afternoon and in the early evening. During the evening, the wind backed becoming S to W late in the evening before becoming calm at the end of the day.
4/11/20: Mostly sunny with some Cu clouds. Slightly cool early in the day, cool during the day before easing to near average in the evening. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Slightly below average dew point fell slowly in the early hours, rose slowly from the morning, then fell slowly from the late afternoon returning to near average in the evening. Relative humidity was slightly below average early in the day, then fell quickly in the morning, moderately low before near average relative humidity from the mid-morning and slightly at times in the evening. Calm winds early before light SSW to SW winds in the morning became WSW to SSE and then variable later in the morning and in the early afternoon. ESE to NE winds followed in the afternoon, then E to NE early in the evening before N to NE winds became calm later in the evening.
5/11/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. A mid-afternoon brief light shower with a thunderstorm passing nearby to the south. A slightly warm day with the temperature rising steadily in the morning to the maximum temperature in the middle of the day. The temperature was stable in the early afternoon and fell returning to near average. The temperature temporarily rose following the shower before falling during the rest of the afternoon and in the early evening becoming slightly warm in the early evening. The temperature rose at 8pm with a wind change and became very warm and eased a little later in the evening as the temperature fell. Dew point fell slowly early in the day close to average, rose slowly in the morning close to average, generally a little more quickly in the afternoon slightly above average and moderately high from the mid-afternoon. Later in the afternoon and early in the evening the dew point fell slowly before briefly falling sharply with the rage from the mid-morning, became moderately high in the afternoon while rising quickly and then fell slightly for a brief period following the afternoon shower. From the late afternoon the relative humidity rose and returned to near average and fell very quickly with and following the wind change and started to rise in the late evening. Calm winds early before E to NE winds with some N to NE winds in the morning, SE to NE later in the morning with some N to NE winds, SE to NE in the afternoon, shifting S to SSW with the shower and SSE to E during the rest of the afternoon. Early in the evening the wind became calm before a WNW to WSW wind change, shifted WSW to SW late in the evening before calm winds at the end of the day.
6/11/20: Mostly sunny with some Cu clouds developing from the morning. The temperature was slightly below average later in the early hours. A slightly cool day. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Later in the evening the temperature was slightly warm with the temperature falling slowly in the evening. In the early hours, the dew point generally fell moderately low that became low in the morning, became stable in the mid-morning before rising during the rest of the morning moderately low and eased to slightly below average later in the morning. The dew point rose in the afternoon, more slowly later in the afternoon becoming stable in the evening while easing to slightly below average. Moderately low or low relative humidity early in the day that was generally stable in the early hours, fell quickly in the morning, then stabilised form the mid-morning before rising in the afternoon easing to slightly below average from the mid-afternoon. Later in the evening the relative humidity stopped rising, slightly below average. Calm winds early before WSW to SSW in the early morning, became S to SW in the mid-morning became S to ESE later in the morning and early afternoon with some variable winds. Light SE to ENE winds during the afternoon and ESE to ENE later in the afternoon and early evening. The wind then veered during the evening becoming S to SE late in the evening.
7/11/20: Mostly sunny becoming cloudy at times later with Cu clouds. Slightly warm at the start of the day easing to near average from later in the early hours. A cool day with the temperature slightly cool or cool from the mid-morning and in the afternoon before easing back to near average in the evening when the temperature stabilised or fell slowly before warming to slightly warm in the late evening. Dew point fell slowly early in the day, then rose slowly later in the early hours and during the morning, slightly below average returning to near average from the mid-morning. In the afternoon, the dew point continued to rise before falling a little later in the afternoon and stabilised in the evening close to average. Relative humidity was moderately low from early in the day, while falling slowly before rising a little later in the early hours, became stable from the mid-morning to the early afternoon and became slightly above average from the late morning before rising during the afternoon while remaining slightly above average. The relative humidity rose quite slowly in the evening and reducing to moderately low late in the evening. Light SSW to SSE winds at the start of the day became calm later in the early hours, light S to SW early in the morning then tended SSE to NE and NE to SE from the mid-morning. In the afternoon winds were E to NE, ESE to ENE in the late afternoon before E to SE winds in the early evening became S to SE during the rest of the evening.
8/11/20: Partly cloudy before cloudy periods developed during the day with Cu and Sc clouds. A slightly warm start to the day before the temperature rose quite slowly in the morning becoming cold from the late morning. The temperature was generally stable but quite variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. The temperature was slightly cool or cool while falling from the late afternoon. Generally near stable dew point that was close to average early in the day, fell slowly in the morning slightly below average, more quickly during the afternoon moderately low before rising in the early evening slightly below average and fell later in the evening moderately low. Relative humidity was moderately low early in the day, easing to slightly below average in the early morning when the relative humidity temporarily rose for a brief period before falling quite slowly in the morning. Relative humidity was slightly above average during the day easing to near average or slightly below average in the evening while rising slowly. Light SSW to SE in the early hours and in the morning with some calm winds in the early hours. Light S to SE from the early morning to the early evening with some SSW winds in the mid-afternoon with some ESE winds in the early evening before calm winds later in the evening.
9/11/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. A cool start to the day before easing back to near average in the early morning after the minimum temperature was reached quite early in the day and rose or was stable during the remainder of the early hours. During the morning, the temperature cooled from slightly cool in the mid-morning to cold between the late morning and the late afternoon as the temperature ceased rising from the mid-morning. From the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon the temperature was generally stable but was quite variable. From the late afternoon the temperature was slightly cool or cool. Dew point rose slowly in the first hour of the day moderately low, then rose during the rest of the early hours slightly below average during the rest of the early hours and generally during the morning. In the afternoon, the dew point fell slowly, then generally stabilised from later in the afternoon while remaining slightly below average and was moderately low at times in the late afternoon and evening. Relative humidity slowly fell in the early hours close to average, more quickly during the morning becoming moderately low before returning to near average from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon while becoming generally stable. In the evening, the relative humidity was slightly below average or near average. Calm winds with some S to SW winds in the early hours, light S to SW winds from the morning to ESE to SE in the late morning and ESE to E in the afternoon. Winds were E to SE in the late afternoon, S to SE in the early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
10/11/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. A cool start to the day before the temperature rose quickly in the morning and returned to near average. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon with the temperature rising more slowly. Slightly cool temperature became cool from the late morning to the late afternoon before slightly cool temperature for the rest of the day. Dew point slowly fell in the early hours, slightly below average, then rose slowly in the morning, fell slowly from the mid-morning, rose from later in the morning before generally falling slowly in the afternoon and evening slightly below average. Relative humidity was slightly below average early in the day while rising slowly before falling in the morning moderately low and became near average from the late morning after the relative humidity started to rise slowly from the mid-morning. After rising a little slowly in the early evening, slightly below average the relative humidity returned to near average. Calm winds early before S to SW winds in the morning became SE to ENE with some S to SE winds, SE to ENE in the afternoon before E to ENE winds later in the afternoon and in the early evening followed by calm winds.
11/11/20: Partly cloudy with Cu clouds. Slightly cool early in the day before warming to near average from the morning. The temperature rose more slowly from the mid-morning and was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Slightly below average temperature during the day and eased to near average in the evening. Dew point slowly fell in the early hours, then rose in the morning and afternoon and was a little variable, slightly below average. From the late afternoon the dew point became stable close to average. Relative humidity was close to average early in the day, fell quickly in the morning becoming moderately low before close to average relative humidity during the day while falling slowly from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Relative humidity was close to average in the evening. Calm winds early before light WSW to SSW winds, shifting SE to NE from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon, with some N to NE winds, E to NE in the afternoon, NE in the early evening that became N to NE before calm winds from the mid evening.
12/11/20: Mostly sunny with Cu clouds. Ci and Cs clouds in the morning cleared in afternoon. Stable temperature in the early hours. Slightly cool from the late morning to the late afternoon after the maximum temperature was reached in the late morning. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Early the dew point rose very slowly, rose during the morning close to average, fell slowly from the mid-morning and then after briefly rising a little in the late morning the dew point was near stable in the afternoon and evening while remaining close to average. Relative humidity slowly rose early in the day, reducing to slightly below average later in the early hours becoming slightly below average in the morning while the relative humidity falls quickly. Near average relative humidity during the day before becoming slightly below average in the evening while rising a little slowly. Calm winds early, then light N to NE that became E to NE with some N to NE and E to SE winds, light E to NE winds in the afternoon, ENE to NE later in the morning before shifting to N to NE in the evening.
13/11/20: Partly cloudy with Cu, Sc, and Ac clouds in the morning, before becoming cloudy later in the morning with Cu, Sc and As clouds, partly cloudy in the afternoon and became cloudy later in the afternoon. Light rain in the late morning, cleared in the middle of the day. A slightly warm start to the day, with the temperature falling very slowly in the early hours before falling quickly later in the early hours. In the morning, the temperature rose quickly and became near average and then fell later in the morning and became cool under the increasing cloud. The temperature was a little variable, but the temperature rose in the afternoon, slightly below average before the maximum temperature was reached in the mid-afternoon. Slightly warm in the evening. Stable dew point in the early hours that was close to average, then rose in the morning, afternoon and evening close to average and then became slightly above average in the evening before falling later in the evening close to average. Moderately low relative humidity from early in the day, stopped falling in the mid-morning and then after rising a little during the rest of the morning the relative humidity became slightly above average. The relative humidity remained slightly above average during the day with relatively stable relative humidity and returned to near average in the evening. Later in the evening the relative humidity fell a little slightly below average. Light NNW to NNE winds in the early hours became calm later in the early hours before light N to WNW winds in the morning, with some variable winds later in the morning, ENE to SE in the early afternoon became E to NE, and then ENE to NE in the late afternoon and early evening and tended to mostly N to NE with some N to NW winds and E to NE winds later in the evening.
14/11/20: Mostly sunny with some Cu clouds. Slightly warm at the start of the day, that eased to near average later in the early hours as the temperature fell more quickly. A warm day with the temperature a little variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. In the afternoon, the temperature was generally stable after the maximum temperature was reached in the middle of the day. Warm early in the evening and eased to slightly warm later in the evening. Early the dew point fell, rose in the morning close to average, rose more slowly in the morning and afternoon and before becoming stable in the late afternoon and early evening moderately high. The dew point fell during the remainder of evening easing to slightly above average. Slightly below average relative humidity early in the day, eased to near average later in the early hours, fell quickly in the morning moderately low that eased from the mid-morning and became near average later in the morning. The relative humidity remained close to average in the afternoon while rising a little and was near average in the evening. Light N to NE winds at the start of the day that became calm, then N to NE in early morning became N to WNW which then backed in the late morning to E to NE. In the afternoon were SE to NE winds, E to NE in the late afternoon and early evening before calm winds.
15/11/20: Mostly sunny with some Cu clouds. Smoke haze. Early in the day it was slightly warm or warm before easing to slightly warm during the morning. In the afternoon, the temperature eased to near average after the maximum temperature was reached in the middle of the day and fell slowly in the afternoon. Slightly warm in the late afternoon and warm in the evening. Dew point was a little variable early in the day before rising in the morning, slightly above average or moderately high, then became stable later in the morning moderately high, rose a little in the early to mid-afternoon before stabilising later in the afternoon and early evening while remaining moderately high. Early in the day the relative humidity was close to average while being stable, fell quickly from the early morning and became slightly below average. From the mid-morning the relative humidity eased to slightly above average after the relative humidity briefly rose in the morning. Relative humidity was slightly above average and moderately high in the early to mid-afternoon before easing to near average in evening. Some light S to SW winds in the early morning with calm winds generally, then SSW to ESE winds early in the morning that became SE to NNE before ESE to NE winds later in the morning and early afternoon, then SE to ENE, E to SE later in the afternoon and early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
16/11/20: Partly cloudy becoming mostly sunny in the afternoon with Cu, Sc, and Ci clouds. Smoke haze. Warm to very warm early in the day while rising slowly. A slightly warm day and warm during the evening. The temperature was variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon, with the maximum temperature reached in the middle of the day. The dew point rose slowly in the early hours, moderately high before rising a little earlier in the morning, fell slowly during the rest of the morning, rose slightly in the late morning, became stable in the afternoon which then fell slowly before becoming stable in the evening while remaining moderately high. Relative humidity was near average early in the day, slightly above average from the morning which stopped falling in the late morning and rose slowly until the late afternoon. In the evening, the relative humidity was near average. Calm winds early before N to NE winds in the morning became E to NE from later in the morning with some N to NE and ESE winds in the morning and early afternoon. Light ENE to NE winds in early evening before N to ENE winds during the rest of the evening.
17/11/20: Partly cloudy with Cu, Sc and AC clouds and became cloudy from the late morning with Cu, Sc, Ci with Cb clouds in the afternoon. Smoke haze. The edge of two mild thunderstorms in the mid-afternoon, and thunder in the late afternoon from a distant thunderstorm. Warm early in the day with the temperature falling slowly, before warming very quickly during the morning and became hot later in the morning. The maximum temperature was reached in the late morning before falling sharply for a brief period and eased to slightly warm. In the early afternoon, the temperature fell a little slowly close to average, then fell with the thunderstorms and became cool in the mid-afternoon. While the temperature fell slowly late in the late afternoon and in the early evening the temperature eased to near average in the late afternoon, became slightly above average in the evening and warm later in the evening. Dew point slowly fell in the early hours, rose a little in the morning and became moderately high before easing to slightly above average as the dew point fell before rising sharply for a brief period later in the late morning and then rose more slowly returning to near average. The dew point fell a little in the early afternoon, rose a little with the thunderstorms and fell during the rest of the afternoon and in the evening, slightly above average. In the late evening, the dew point became stable and close to average in the late evening. Relative humidity was near average early in the day, fell quickly during the morning and became slightly below average, rose in the late morning, and became slightly above average before stabilising in the late morning and early afternoon. Relative humidity rose with the thunderstorms and became high, then fell from the mid-afternoon, eased to near average in the evening before the relative humidity stopped rising and started to rise in the late evening, slightly below average. Calm winds mostly early in the day, SE to NE winds in the morning with some N to NE winds, then N to WNW winds before E to SE winds in the late morning and in the afternoon. Winds of between SSE and ENE before and with the thunderstorm, then E winds, before an ESE to SE wind change at 4:50pm. SE winds early in the evening and tended S to SSE later in the evening.
18/11/20: Partly cloudy becoming cloudy with Cu, Sc and As clouds. Smoke haze. In the early hours, the temperature fell slowly and was warm. In the morning, the temperature eased to near average before becoming slightly cool from later in the morning and during the afternoon. The maximum temperature was reached in the late morning and broadly remained near the maximum temperature until the mid-afternoon. The temperature eased back to near average from the late afternoon before a slightly warm temperature during the evening as the temperature falls slowly. Dew point fell slowly in the early hours close to average, then rose in the morning, became stable from the mid-morning, fell a little in the afternoon, became stable late in the afternoon and in the early evening before slowly falling during the rest of the evening and remained near average over the entire day. Relative humidity was slightly below average early in the day, reduced to moderately low with generally stable relative humidity early in the day. In the morning, the relative humidity fell while remaining moderately low before the relative humidity stopped falling later in the morning and near average or slightly above until the mid-afternoon. In the late afternoon, the relative humidity was close to average before easing to slightly below average during the evening while rising quite slowly. Light S to SW winds in the early hours, S to SW in the early morning, light S to SE winds in the morning becoming SSE to SE in the afternoon and early evening before S to SE winds and SSW to SSE winds later in the evening.
19/11/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. Smoke haze. Warm early in the day with the temperature stable during the early hours, became near average in the morning and was slightly cool from the late afternoon becoming near average in the evening. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon and rose a little slowly later in the morning to the maximum temperature in the early afternoon. Early in the day the dew point fell slowly, rose slowly in the morning close to average before falling from the mid-afternoon, rose slowly in the early evening before falling later in the evening while remaining close to average. Relative humidity fell slowly early in the day slightly below average, fell from the early morning and returned to near average. Early in the evening the relative humidity became slightly below average before returning to near average later in the evening. Light S to SW winds in the early hours and early in the morning, backed during the morning to S to SE in the mid-afternoon, SSE to ESE later in the morning, followed by E to SE winds in the afternoon and early evening before calm winds later in the evening.
20/11/20: Mostly sunny with Cu and Sc clouds. The temperature was a little variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Dew point was near average over the entire day, which was stable early in the day, rose in the early morning became stable in the morning, slowly rose in the afternoon before falling slowly in the evening. Relative humidity was near average early in the day while slowly rising, fell quickly in the morning and became moderately low, then eased during the morning returning to near average in the late morning as the relative humidity fell more slowly before near average relative humidity during the remainder of the day. Calm winds early, then SSW to WSW winds in the early morning tended E to SE that became SE to NE from the mid-morning, ESE to ENE in the afternoon, E to NE later in the afternoon and early evening before calm winds during the rest of the evening.
21/11/20: Mostly sunny with some Ci and Cu clouds. Slightly above average temperature in the early to mid-morning as the temperature rose quickly. The temperature was a little variable from the mid-morning to the mid-morning. Slightly warm in the evening. The dew point was close to average over the entire day. The dew point was stable early in the day, rose in the morning generally stable but was a little variable from the mid-morning, rose a little later in the afternoon, became stable in the early evening before falling in the evening. Relative humidity was near average early in the day while slowly rising, fell quickly in the morning and became moderately low. The relative humidity was near average from the mid-morning as the relative humidity fell more slowly. Calm winds early, light WSW to SSW in the early morning, then SE to NE winds with some N to NE winds earlier in the morning and then ENE to SE in the late morning and in the afternoon. Light E to NE winds in the late afternoon and early evening, then ENE to NE winds before calm winds later in the evening.
22/11/20: Mostly sunny with Ci clouds and some Cu clouds. Variable temperature from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. Close to average dew point over the entire day that fell slowly in the early hours, rose in the early morning which then fell, nearly stable from the mid-morning, slowly rose in the afternoon before falling in the evening while remaining close to average. Relative humidity was near average in the early hours, fell quickly in the morning and became slightly below average before falling more slowly later in the morning while remaining slightly below average. From the late morning the relative humidity was close to average. Calm winds early before light N to ENE winds in the early morning, then ESE to NE with some N to NE winds, E to NE during the afternoon before N to NE winds in the evening became N to NNW in the late evening.
23/11/20: Mostly sunny with some Cu and Ci clouds in the afternoon. Smoke haze. Slightly warm in the morning, becoming warm during the day and eased to slightly warm in the mid to late afternoon after the maximum temperature was reached in the middle of the day. Warm in the evening. Close to average dew point in the early hours fell slowly, rose in the morning, became stable from the mid-morning, dropped a little later in the morning while remaining close to average and was quite variable, rose in the early afternoon and became stable and slightly above average in the afternoon and evening. Relative humidity was slightly below average early in the day, fell quite quickly in the morning becoming moderately low. In the afternoon, the relative humidity eased back to near average after briefly rising sharply in the early afternoon and then rose during the rest of the afternoon and in the evening. Light N to NNW winds in the first hour of the day was followed by calm winds during the rest of the early hours, before light NNW to ENE winds in the morning after some light variable winds in the early morning, shifting NE to ESE in the afternoon, then E to NE before NE to ENE winds in the late afternoon. Early in the evening were NE to ENE winds that became N to NE before mostly calm winds later in the evening.
24/11/20: Partly cloudy with Cu, Sc, and Ci in the morning and cloudy in the afternoon. Smoke haze. A brief light shower in the early evening. Very warm early in the day with the temperature stable during most of the early hours before rising later in the early hours. Warm during the morning before the maximum temperature was reached in the late morning, easing to near average in the early afternoon as the temperature fell and became slightly below average in the mid-afternoon. Slightly warm early in the evening becoming warm with the temperature mostly stable in the evening except for a brief fall in the temperature in the early evening. Stable dew point in the early hours, slightly above average, fell a little later in the early evening easing back to near average, then rose in the morning and early afternoon close to average becoming slightly above average in the afternoon, stabilised in the evening. Relative humidity eased from slightly below average at the start of the day to moderately low in early morning while falling slowly during most of the early hours and more quickly later in the early hours. In the morning as the relative humidity fell it became moderately low before easing back to near average in the late morning. As the relative humidity rose in the afternoon it was moderately high later in the afternoon, eased back to near average in the early evening before the relative humidity eased to slightly below average in the evening due to the relative humidity being stable. Calm winds in the early hours with mostly NE to NW winds at times before E to NE tending to NE to SSE winds from the mid-morning. Winds became E to SE until the mid-afternoon before SSE to SE winds later in the afternoon, following a wind change at 4:10pm before S to SE winds later in the evening.
25/11/20: Cloudy with Cu clouds. Warm to very warm early in the day with the temperature stable during most of the early hours before rising a little later in the early hours. Slightly warm in the morning becoming cool during the day, with the temperature rising a little slowly during the day. The temperature was a little variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. From the late afternoon the temperature was close to average before becoming slightly warm in the evening after the temperature temporarily rose and then fell more quickly later in the evening. Stable dew point in the early hours, fell a little later in the early hours, then rose slowly early in the morning and became stable from the mid-morning close to average. In the afternoon, the dew point was a little variable whilst generally stable and remained close to average and stable through to the evening. Generally stable relative humidity in the early hours, dropped a little later in the early hours, moderately low before easing to slightly below average in the morning as the relative humidity stabilised. Slightly below average relative humidity during the rest of the morning and in the afternoon, returning to near average from the late afternoon and became slightly below average in the evening. Light S to SE winds became SSE to ESE from the mid-morning, that became E to SE in the afternoon and SSE to ESE late in the afternoon and during the evening with calm winds at times before becoming calm later in the evening.
26/11/20: Mostly sunny with some Cu clouds. Slightly above average temperature from later in the early afternoon after the temperature stabilised before rising quite quickly during the morning. Close to average temperature in the afternoon becoming slightly warm in the evening as the temperature fell a little slowly. Dew point was stable in the early hours, rose a little from later in the early hours, slowly rose in the morning and afternoon, became stable from the mid-afternoon, fell slowly early in the evening before stable dew point during the rest of the evening while remaining close to average. Slightly below average relative humidity in the early hours became moderately low in the morning as the relative humidity fell quite quickly, then eased during the morning to near average from the late morning as the relative humidity fell more slowly form the mid-morning. Relative humidity was close to average in the afternoon and evening. Calm winds early were followed by mostly WSW to SSW winds early in the morning, then generally NNE to E winds before SE to ESE winds in the mid-morning tended SE to NE later in the morning, mostly ESE to ENE in the afternoon, followed by E to NE winds during the rest of the afternoon and ENE to NNE winds in the evening. Later in the evening the wind became calm.
27/11/20: Partly cloudy with Cu and Sc clouds. Slightly warm from early in the day as the minimum temperature was reached quite early in the day before rising later in the early hours and returned to near average from later in the morning. The temperature was rather variable from the mid-morning to the mid-afternoon. The dew point fell slowly in the early hours, rose a little from later in the early hours, slightly above average before becoming stable from the mid-morning close to average. From the mid-afternoon the dew point slowly fell while remaining close to average. Relative humidity was slightly below average from early in the day, returned to near average from the mid-morning before temporarily becoming slightly below average early in the evening before returning to near average in the rest of the evening. Calm winds early became SE to NE and then SE to ENE winds from the mid-morning with some SSE winds. ESE to ENE in the afternoon and during the evening before calm winds later in the evening.
28/11/20: Mostly sunny with some Cu and Ci clouds. Slightly warm in the early to mid-morning as the temperature rose quickly. The temperature was a little variable from the late morning to the mid-afternoon. Slightly warm in the evening. In the early hours, the dew point fell slowly, rose a little from early in the morning close to average, rose from later in the morning, fell a little from the mid-afternoon before rising slowly later in the afternoon and early in the evening and fell slowly later in the evening while remaining close to average. Relative humidity was near average from early, was slightly below average in the morning and briefly moderately low as the relative humidity falls quickly, then stopped falling quickly in the mid-morning and returned to near average from the late morning. The relative humidity rose a little slowly from the late afternoon, slightly above average. Calm winds early became SE to NE in the morning with some N to NE winds, E to NE in the afternoon, ENE to NE later in the afternoon, and N to NE winds in the evening with some calm winds late in the evening.
29/11/20: Mostly sunny with some Ci clouds. The temperature rose quickly in the morning and became warm from the mid-morning. In the mid to late afternoon the temperature eased to slightly warm before returning to warm in the evening. Close to average dew point early in the day fell slowly, rose early in the morning, then fell slowly from the mid-morning while remaining close to average and rose a little later in the morning. In the early afternoon, the dew point briefly rose a little more quickly, became slightly above average, then rose slowly before falling slowly from the late afternoon while remaining close to average. Slightly below average relative humidity early in the day, eased to near average later in the early hours, then fell quickly in the morning and became slightly below average or moderately low. In the afternoon, the relative humidity returned to near average and remained close to average in the evening except for some slightly below average relative humidity in the early evening. Calm winds early, light NNE to WNW winds tended N to NE in the early morning, then NNW to NE winds during the rest of the morning with some variable winds. Light N to ENE winds later in the morning, E to NE winds in the afternoon and in the early evening before N to NE winds before calm winds later in the evening.
30/11/20: A slightly warm start to the day, became warm from later in the early hours before easing during the morning to near average from the late morning as the temperature rose more slowly later in the morning. In the early hours, the dew point fell slowly, rose in the morning, became stable from the mid-morning, fell slightly in the afternoon before stabilising in the evening. The dew point was slightly above average during the entire day. Near average relative humidity from early, before dropped back to slightly below average in the morning, slightly above average during the day before easing back to near average in the evening. Calm winds early before WSW to SSW winds early in the morning tended to SE in the morning, E to SE from the mid-morning and to ESE to ENE later in the morning and in the early afternoon. During the rest of the afternoon the wind backed to E to SE in the late afternoon and was S to SE in the evening.

Station records for spring 2020

NOTE: This is a summary of the aforementioned monthly and seasonal records exceeded over a monthly basis. Additionally, it lists records that are the lowest or highest in at least 5 years. See end notes for more information about record periods.

Record high spring mean daily minimum temperature
Observed [C]	Old record	Years of record	Seasonal average
15.1	15.6 in 2010	10	14.7

Record high September mean daily minimum temperature in at least 5 years
Observed [C]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Monthly average
13.3	14.1 in 2010	11	12


Record low April mean temperature in at least 5 years
Observed [C]	Most recent lower	Years of record	Monthly average
23.9	23.8 in 2014	10	23.9


Record high spring daily minimum temperature in at least 5 years
Observed [C]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Seasonal average
8 on 27th September at 5:56 AM	8.7 in 2013 on 6th September at 6:20 AM	11	14.7

Record high October daily minimum temperature
Observed [C]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
11.6 on 10th at 4:15 AM	10.9 in 2017 on 22nd at 5:25 AM	11	14.5

Record high November daily minimum temperature in at least 5 years
Observed [C]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Monthly average
12.8 on 10th at 4:45 AM	13.9 in 2015 on 18th at 4:40 AM	11	17.6


Record high October daily lowest maximum temperature in at least 5 years
Observed [C]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Monthly average
23.8 on 14th at 11:31 AM	24 in 2014 on 89th at 2:45 PM	11	26.8


Record high September daily minimum temperature in at least 5 years
Observed [C]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Monthly average
20.6 on 23rd at 5:17 AM	19 in 2009 on 22nd	11	12


Record high spring mean daily minimum MSL pressure in at least 5 years
Observed [hPa]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Seasonal average
1015.5	1013.5 in 2015	10	1014.3

Record high September mean daily minimum MSL pressure
Observed [hPa]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
1018.9	1017.2 in 2015	11	1015.5


Record high spring mean daily maximum MSL pressure in at least 5 years
Observed [hPa]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Seasonal average
1020.6	1021.8 in 2015	10	1019.3

Record high September mean daily maximum MSL pressure
Observed [hPa]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
1024	1022.9 in 2015	11	1021

Record low October mean daily maximum MSL pressure in at least 5 years
Observed [hPa]	Most recent lower	Years of record	Monthly average
1019	1019.3 in 2009	11	1025.5

Record high November mean daily maximum MSL pressure
Observed [hPa]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
1019	1018.9 in 2009	11	1017.1


Record high spring mean MSL pressure in at least 5 years
Observed [hPa]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Seasonal average
1018.1	1019.2 in 2015	10	1016.8

Record low September mean MSL pressure
Observed [hPa]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
1021.4	1020.1 in 2015	11	1018.2


Record high spring maximum MSL pressure in at least 5 years
Observed [hPa]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Seasonal average
1030.4 on 8th September at 8:30 AM	1031.8 in 2015 on 8th October at 8:55 AM	10	1019.3

Record high September maximum MSL pressure in at least 5 years
Observed [hPa]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Monthly average
1030.4 on 8th at 8:30 AM	1030.7 in 2015 on 11th at 9:10 AM	11	1021


Record high spring mean daily maximum relative humidity in at least 5 years
Observed [%]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Seasonal average
91.7	92.2 in 2015	10	89


Record high October daily minimum relative humidity in at least 5 years
Observed [%]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Monthly average
28 on 30th at 1:49 PM	27 in 2019 on 20th 12:02 PM	11	47.2


Record low spring mean maximum dew point in at least 5 years
Observed [C]	Most recent lower	Years of record	Seasonal average
17.9	17.9 in 2012	10	18.3

Record high September mean daily maximum dew point in at least 5 years
Observed [C]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Monthly average
16.2	16.7 in 2013	11	14.2


Record high October daily minimum dew point
Observed [C]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
8.4 on 10th at 4:58 AM	7.4 in 2018 on 26th at 5:45 PM	11	13.2


Record high September maximum dew point in at least 5 years
Observed [C]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Monthly average
21.6	22.1 in 2013 on 26th at 2:15 PM	11	14.2


Record low spring maximum wind gust in at least 5 years
Observed [km/hr]	Most recent lower	Years of record	Seasonal average
62 on 28h October at 3:01 PM	58.3 in 2013 on 25th October at 8:43 AM	9	24.8

Record high September highest wind gust in at least 5 years
Observed [km/hr]	Most recent higher	Years of record	Monthly average
50 on 26th at 11:15 AM	54 in 2019 on 9th at 11:22 AM	10	24.8

Record low November highest wind gust
Observed [km/hr]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
35 on 24th at 5:42 PM	45 in 2010 on 13th at 1:06 PM	10	24.9


Record low spring maximum wind speed
Observed [km/hr]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
27 on 31st October at 6:18 PM	33 in 2019 on 5th at 1:45 PM	9	10.3

Record low November highest wind speed
Observed [km/hr]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
22 on 24th at 4:45 AM	22.7 in 2011 on 22nd at 5:00 PM	11	10.2


Record low spring mean daily maximum wind gust in at least 5 years
Observed [km/hr]	Most recent lower	Years of record	Seasonal average
27.3	26 in 2012	9	24.8

Record low September mean daily maximum wind gust in at least 5 years
Observed [km/hr]	Most recent lower	Years of record	Monthly average
27.6	26.2 in 2011	9	24.8

Record low November mean daily maximum wind gust in at least 5 years
Observed [km/hr]	Most recent lower	Years of record	Monthly average
26.2	24.5 in 2012	11	25.3


Record low spring daily mean wind speed in at least 5 years
Observed [km/hr]	Most recent lower	Years of record	Seasonal average
14.2	14.4 in 2018	9	10.3

Record low September mean daily maximum wind speed in at least 5 years
Observed [km/hr]	Most recent lower	Years of record	Monthly average
14.1	27.7 in 2012	9	10.3

Record low November mean daily maximum wind speed in at least 5 years
Observed [km/hr]	Most recent lower	Years of record	Monthly average
14.4	12 in 2011	11	10.7


Record low November total rainfall total
Observed [mm]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
4.7	14.2 in 2019	33	95.9


Record low November highest daily rainfall total
Observed [mm]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
4 on 18th	6.7 on 2nd in 2019	33	34.7


Record high spring and October maximum rainfall rate
Observed [mm/hr]	Old record	Years of record	Seasonal/ Monthly average
261.8 on 25th October at 2:14PM	261.3 in 2018 on 21st October at 4:24 PM	11	155.4/85.4

Record low November maximum rainfall rate in at least 5 years
Observed [mm/hr]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
49.8 on 17th at 2:48 PM	9.6 in 2011 on 26th at 6:40 PM	9	103.7


Record low November maximum rainfall rate
Observed [mm/hr]	Most recent lower	Years of record	Monthly average
49.8 on 17th at 2:48 PM	9.6 in 2011 on 26th at 6:40 PM	9	103.7


Record low November highest hourly rainfall
Observed [mm]	Old record	Years of record	Monthly average
4 on 17th at 3:10 PM	9.6 in 2011 on 26th at 6:40 PM	9	20.4

New key records

NOTE: These records are drawn from automatic data record for this site. See end notes for more information.

All time records

No records

Monthly records

September

Highest Minimum Temperature: 20.6 °C on 23 Sep 2020 at 5:17 am

October

Maximum Rainfall Intensity: 261.8 mm on 25 Oct 2020 at 2:14 pm

November

No records

Data for spring 2020

Summary of Averages and Extremes for spring 2020 for Ferny Grove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
	Min Temp	Max Temp	Mean Temp	Temp Range	Min Grass Temp	Min Grass Temp Depression	Min Relative Humidity	Max Relative Humidity	Mean Relative Humidity	Min MSL pressure	Max MSL Pressure	Mean MSL Pressure	Dew Point	Max Wind Gust	Max Wind Speed	Daily rain
September
Average	13.3	25.9	19.6	12.6	11.2	2.1	44.5	91.8	68.2	1018.9	1024.0	1021.4	12.7	27.6	14.1	0.5
Min	8.0	20.4	16.1	8.5	4.6	1.3	12	70	41.0	1006.8	1015.3	1011.1	-5.3	19.0	10.0
Max	20.6	32.6	25.9	18.7	18.0	3.4	66	98	80.0	1026.5	1030.4	1028.4	21.6	50.0	27.0	7.2
Total																14.2
October
Average	15.0	27.8	21.4	12.9	12.9	2.1	45.4	93.7	69.5	1014.3	1019.0	1016.6	15.5	28.0	14.4	3.9
Min	11.6	23.8	19.0	5.4	9.1	0.8	28	82	60.0	1004.5	1011.5	1008.3	8.4	19.0	10.0
Max	20.1	32.6	25.7	17.7	17.9	3.5	72	98	84.5	1024.0	1027.7	1025.8	23.5	62.0	27.0	35.0
Total																119.5
November
Average	17.0	29.7	23.4	12.6	14.7	2.4	44.7	89.6	66.9	1013.2	1018.9	1016.1	16.4	26.3	14.1	0.2
Min	12.8	22.6	19.3	4.8	9.8	0.6	23	70	50.5	1003.3	1011.6	1007.9	5.2	21.0	10.0
Max	21.9	35.3	27.9	18.4	20.7	3.9	55	96	75.5	1021.5	1025.5	1023.4	24.1	35.0	22.0	4.0
Total																4.7
Season
Average	15.1	27.8	21.4	12.7	12.9	2.2	44.9	91.7	68.2	1015.5	1020.6	1018.0	14.9	27.3	14.2	1.5
Min	8.0	20.4	16.1	4.8	4.6	0.6	12	70	41.0	1003.3	1011.5	1007.9	-5.3	19.0	10.0
Max	21.9	35.3	27.9	18.7	20.7	3.9	72	98	84.5	1026.5	1030.4	1028.4	24.1	62.0	27.0	35.0
Total																138.4

Summary for spring 2020 from long term average for Ferny Grove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
	Temperature	Relative Humidity	MSL Pressure	Dew Point	Wind Gust	Wind Speed	Rainfall	Rainfall as Fraction of long-term average (%)
September
Average	+0.9	+2.1	+3.2	1.0	+2.8	+3.8	-19.0	42.7
Min	+1.3	+1.8		0.2
Max	+0.5	+2.5		1.8			-2.3
October
Average	+0.7	+0.8	-0.7	+0.8	+3.6	+4.4	55.0	185.4
Min	+0.4	-1.8		+0.5
Max	+1.0	+3.4		+1.1			+92.7
November
Average	-0.1	-0.2	+1.4	-0.5	+0.9	+3.7	-91.2	4.9
Min	-0.5	-2.4		-1.1
Max	+0.4	+2.1		+0.1			-30.0
Season
Average	+0.5	+0.9	+1.3	+0.4	+2.5	+3.9	-55.1	71.5
Min	+0.4	-0.8	-	-0.1	-	-	-	-
Max	+0.6	+2.7	-	+1.0	-	-	-	-

Monthly averages and extremes for spring 2020 for Ferny Grove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
	Temperature					Temperature from Long Term Avg.			Rain total	Rain Anomaly	Rain days
	Avg Min	Avg Max	Low Min	High Max	Average	Min	Max	Average
Sep-20	13.3	25.9	8.0	32.6	19.6	+1.3	+0.5	+0.9	14.2	- 19.0	3
Oct-20	15.0	27.8	11.6	32.6	21.4	+0.5	+1.1	+0.8	119.5	55.0	12
Nov-20	17.0	29.7	12.8	35.3	23.4	-0.5	+0.4	-0.1	4.7	-91.2	4
Season	15.1	27.8	8.0	35.3	21.4	+0.4	+0.6	+0.5	138.4	-55.1	19

Notes:

Based on Bureau of Meteorology Climate summaries (Copyright) of which some data was obtained from. From September 2017 the Bureau of Meteorology Climate summaries were expanded to provide data from official stations in and near the Greater Brisbane “Greater capital city Statistical Area” (GCCSA).

Data Copyright Ferny Grove Weather 2019, Produced 3/4/21. Data Checking has been carried out but errors may still be present and therefore there is no assurance of correctness. Corrections may be made at a later data if errors or deficiencies are found and/or improvements in data handling techniques are made, though data with major improvements may not be updated in this summary. Data measured with professional moderate accuracy equipment. This replaced non professional equipment of low accuracy with differences in the measured data. The new equipment measures the daily average wind speed and wind run about 40 % higher. Daily rainfall and grass minimum temperature is measured using non-professional equipment of moderate accuracy.

Site Commencement data is April 15 2009 except for daily rainfall which commenced on January 1 1987. Not all variables have been measured over the entire station record. Most variables are measured over a 24 hour period ending in the evening and over a 24 hour period from midnight effective October 5 2018. Maximum temperatures are measured over the 24 hours from 9 am on the day of measurement. Minimum temperatures are measured over the 24 hours to 9 am of the day of measurement. Rainfall is measured over 24 hours to 9am and recorded on that day. This is the same as the official time standard. Some rainfall measurements are not made at 9am and is adjusted based on the automatic record. Minimum Grass Temperature is measured over an approx. 12 hour period ending in the early morning. MSL refers to Mean Sea Level, which is the standard meteorological method of measuring air pressure reduced to sea level based on both elevation and temperature. Grass Minimum Depression is the difference of the grass minimum temperature from the air temperatures and is a positive value when the grass temperature is below the air temperature.

Up until March 9 2019 automatic records as Dew Point, Average Wind Speed, Dominant Wind Direction, Wind Run, Rain Rate and Hourly Rain are measured over a 24 hour period starting at midnight and recorded for that day. This started on the 6 October 2011. The automatic record is used for some data and also may be used if data is not available/ not suitable. From March 9 2019 the automatic record became the official record instead, simplifying this process. Until replaced on 5 October 2018 the temperature and humidity sensor is under exposed so minimum temperature and maximum humidity are incorrect and low accuracy rain gauge is used which are not used as the site’s official record. This data limitation does not apply to other measurements of temperatures, air pressure and humidity, wind gust, daily and monthly rainfall and rain days elsewhere in this summary which are recorded separately and form the official record for this site. The replacement equipment is sited in more exposed locations and therefore the limitations don’t apply, though the automatic daily rainfall doesn’t form the official data for the site.

Long term averages are based on all available long period past measurements from October 2019 whilst for non automatic rainfall is based on 1987 to 2017 average from the station record, while. Prior to this the long term average for Temperature, Relative Humidity and Air pressure is based on 2009 to 2015 average from the station record and wind speed is based on the 2010 to 2018 average from station record. Wind Run is 2011 to 2018 and Rain Rate and High Hourly Rain is 2011 to 2017.

The Fraction of monthly average expresses how much has fallen in respect to the long term average listed as a percentage. The decile ranking compares the rainfall total to the historical record for the site where the record is divided into 10 equal groups. Decile 1 is the lowest 10% of the record (10th percentile) and Decile 10 (90th percentile) is the highest 10% of the record. Decile 1 is considered “very low”, decile 2 and 3 “low”, decile 4 to 7 “average”, decile 8 and 9 “high” and decile 10 “very high”.

Seasonal Meteorological Report for Ferny Grove, Brisbane in spring 2020 – warm days and average rainfall

Temperature – near average overnight and above average daytime temperatures

Contents

Spring heatwaves:

September

October

November

MSL pressure – above average air pressure

Relative Humidity – close to average mean minimum humidity and mean humidity and above average mean maximum humidity

Dew point – near average mean minimum dew point and mean dew point and above average mean maximum dew point

Wind Speed - above average wind speed

Rainfall – Near average rainfall

Seasonal rainfall summary

Spring 2020 weather of note:

September weather remarks

September weather influences

September weather notes

October weather remarks

October weather influences

October weather notes

November weather remarks

November weather influences

November weather notes

Station records for spring 2020

New key records

Data for spring 2020