| SEPTEMBER | 2004 | ||||||||
| Weather Report, Climatic conditions Recorded from Raymond Terrace | |||||||||
| Using a WM-918 Electronic Weather Station, and Nylex Rain Gauge 1000. | |||||||||
| © 2004 | by: Grant Burgess | Circulation: | 27 + | Frequency: Monthly | Issue #: | 105 | |||
| My Daily Min/Max Air Temperatures & Rainfall Readings can be Found Weekly | |||||||||
| in the Port Stephens Examiner. Circulation: 27 235 | |||||||||
| The Average Max Temp was | 23.24 | °C | The Avg Max Wind Gust was | 27.65 | km/h | ||||
| (which is 0.37 °C Below average) | (which is 0.50 km/h Below average) | ||||||||
| The Highest Max Temp was | 34.0 | °C | The Prevailing Wind Direction was | SE | |||||
| (recorded on the 29th at 1450) | (the average wind direction is NW) | ||||||||
| The Lowest Max Temp was | 17.4 | °C | The Max Wind Gust was | 50.4 | km/h | ||||
| (recorded on the 2nd at 1111) | (recorded from the S on the 20th at 2038p) | ||||||||
| The Average Min Temp was | 9.13 | °C | The Avg Daily Wind Run was | 122.00 | km | ||||
| (which is 0.55 °C Below average) | The Max Daily Wind Run was | 237.7 | km | ||||||
| The Highest Min Temp was | 17.0 | °C | (recorded on the 12th) | ||||||
| (An Equal Record For Sep) | The Min Daily Wind Run was | 45.8 | km | ||||||
| (recorded on the 28th at 0613) | (recorded on the 22th) | ||||||||
| The Lowest Min Temp was | 4.8 | °C | |||||||
| (recorded on the 6th at 0627) | The Avg Min Wind Chill was | 6.90 | °C | ||||||
| (which is 0.29 °C Below average) | |||||||||
| The Avg Max Relative Humidity was | 95.47 | % | The Min Wind Chill was | -1 | °C | ||||
| (A Record High For Sep) | (An Equal Record For Sep) | ||||||||
| (which is 6.67 % Above average) | (recorded on the 13th at 0617) | ||||||||
| The Avg Min Relative Humidity was | 39.63 | % | |||||||
| (A Record High For Sep) | The Total Monthly Rainfall was | 105.2 | mm | ||||||
| (which is 6.03 % Above average) | (A Record High For Sep) | ||||||||
| (which is 58.39 mm Above average) | |||||||||
| The Avg Max Dew-Point was | 13.14 | °C | The Median Monthly Rainfall is | 50.10 | mm | ||||
| (A Record High For Sep) | The Number of Rain Days was | 9 | days | ||||||
| (which is 1.60 °C Above average) | (which is 1.71 days Above average) | ||||||||
| The High Max Dew-Point was | 19.5 | °C | The Cumulative Yearly Rainfall is | 706.9 | mm | ||||
| (recorded on the 30th at 1123p) | (which is 175.1 mm Below average) | ||||||||
| The Avg Min Dew-Point was | 6.25 | °C | The Highest Daily Rainfall was | 81.6 | mm | ||||
| (A Record High For Sep) | (A Record For Sep) | ||||||||
| (which is 2.47 °C Above average) | (recorded on the 20th) | ||||||||
| The Low Min Dew-Point was | -1.9 | °C | |||||||
| (recorded on the 12th at 0111n) | PHENOMENA: (Number of Days with) | ||||||||
| Thunderstorms | 4 | Avg = | 1.29 | ||||||
| The Avg Max Heat Index was | 25.44 | °C | Distant Ts’s | 11 | Avg = | 3.60 | |||
| The High Max Heat Index was | 33.5 | °C | Hail | 1 | Avg = | 0.25 | |||
| (recorded on the 29th at 1450) | Dew | 17 | Avg = | 21.50 | |||||
| Fog | 6 | Avg = | 7.67 | ||||||
| The Avg Min Grass Temp was | 4.78 | °C | Frost | 0 | Avg = | 0.33 | |||
| (A Record High For Sep) | |||||||||
| (which is 0.48 °C Above average) | |||||||||
| The Min Grass Temp was | -1.1 | °C | |||||||
| (recorded on the 13th) | |||||||||
| Hail Reports | |||||||||
| ~ Sun 19 Sep - I observed a major hail storm at my home in Raymond Terrace with hail recorded up to 5.5cm in diameter. | |||||||||
| The most common size was 3cm in a heavy amount (enough to completely cover the lawn & even pile up on concrete. | |||||||||
| The storm come from the South at 8.30pm (2030) bringing 41.6mm of rain in 60mins. A total of 81.6mm was recorded | |||||||||
| in 24hrs. | |||||||||
| Hail was also reported from other parts of Raymond Terrace & even parts of western Newcastle, but at a much smaller | |||||||||
| size, with similar amounts to us. | |||||||||
| Other hail reported on this day was a small hail storm near Maitland at around 1pm (1300). | |||||||||
| See http://raymondterrace.hunterweather.com for a full report of the event by going to the "Data" link on the left hand | |||||||||
| side. Now go to the "Extreme Weather" link on the right hand side. Note that this particular extreme weather event will | |||||||||
| only last until our next occurs. | |||||||||