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Post by paddy234 on Mar 1, 2024 22:13:53 GMT -5
Perth, Western Australia February Climate Summary (Late Summer) 31.9514° S, Max monthly temp: 42.9C Min monthly temp: 15.1C Average Max temp: 34.6C (+2.8C) Average Low temp: 19.3C (+0.9C) Rainy days >1mm: 2 days (+1 days) Rainfall mm: 5.mm (-8.4mm) Sunshine hours: 317.1 hours (-1.9 hours) Average afternoon humidity: 31% (-7%) This month in Perth was significantly hotter than Normal especially in terms of afternoon high temperatures. There were 7 days of the month with temperatures above 40C and inland suburbs seen even more than this. In terms of sunshine and rainfall it was almost bang on average with it being mostly dry and sunny. I have to say bring on Autumn after that summer month lol www.bom.gov.au/climate/dwo/202402/html/IDCJDW6111.202402.shtml |
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Post by caspase8 on Mar 2, 2024 5:01:21 GMT -5
Average February conditions (1991-2020) Average high: 25.9°C | Daily mean: 20.3°C | Average low: 14.7°C Average precipitation: 38.2mm | Average precipitation days (>0.2mm): 7.0 | Average relative humidity: 50%
A warmer and much drier than average February. Aside from one single storm, it was practically rainless. We did see a return to our typical bipolar summer conditions, with highs in the high 30s being immediately proceeded by highs in the low 20s on several occasions. We almost had out first 40+ degree day since Feb last year, but we didn't quite get there. Overall this February was quite decent in terms of temperatures and sunshine, but it could've definitely done with more rain and thunderstorms.
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Post by Morningrise on Mar 2, 2024 10:06:14 GMT -5
February ended up being well above average and was the first February with above average precipitation since 2015. Average high: -3.3C (normal: -7.2C) Average low: -14.2C (normal: -17.8C) Mean temperature: -8.8C (normal: -12.5C) Warmest high: 8.0C (Feb 1st) Warmest low: -0.8C (Feb 2nd) Coldest high: -20.6C (Feb 27th) Coldest low: -32.3C (Feb 27th) Precipitation total: 11.8mm (normal: 8.8mm) Precipitation days: 7 (normal: 7.1)  |
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Post by longaotian on Mar 2, 2024 19:27:26 GMT -5
February was a pleasant month in Auckland. Unusual in that it was cooler than January. There was a strong westerly weather pattern this month, and fairly big difference in temperature anomalies across the relatively small Auckland region. The south-west of the region was 1c below averge, and the far north-east & gulf islands were over 2.0c above average.  My other locations for the month:  I always forget just how crappy the coastal climates of the south like Oamaru are until I get there and have to wear a jacket during the day in february. Although now that I think about it, i've had to do the same thing in Melbourne before lol   |
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Post by jetshnl on Mar 2, 2024 22:27:18 GMT -5
It was tied third warmest February since 1872, behind 1998 and 1878. Snowfall was average. A few daily records were broken for highest max, highest min, and snow depth. Av. max: -2.4C (+6.4C) Av. min: -10.5C (+8.8C) Mean: -6.4C (+7.7C) Highest min: 0.3C (6 & 7) Lowest high: -15.6C (28) Snow depth at month end: 6cm  Downtown:  Other airport:  |
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Post by cawfeefan on Mar 3, 2024 2:34:55 GMT -5
February 2024 SummaryAvg max: 27.7c (+0.7c)* Avg mean: 20.8c (+0.2c)* Avg min: 13.8c (-0.3c)* *Estimated since the 12th and 29th had missing data High max: 36.9c (4th) High min: 22.8c (22nd) Low max: 20.0c (5th) Low min: 6.7c (15th) Precipitation: 18.4mm (32.7% of mean) Days with precipitation (>=0.2mm): 7 Days with precipitation (>=1mm): 5 Sunshine: 264.5 hours (highest!) Unlike the previous few months, this month was much drier and sunnier. Even though it felt quite warm with several days in the mid to high thirties, it was surprisingly only slightly warmer than normal. This was due to the lack of extreme heat earlier on in summer causing this month to feel comparatively hot, as well as the lows being on the cooler side. Rainfall was minimal, though we scored a few storms in the eastern suburbs. In fact, the storm on the 13th caused substantial wind damage and knocked out power to half a million people. Overall, a decent month temperature and sunshine wise, but I would have liked more rain. Summer turned out to be backloaded this year. 
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Post by tommyFL on Mar 3, 2024 2:57:33 GMT -5
tommyFL I will get around to posting my data, so don't do it this time Meh, I gave you plenty of time last month and it was quite clear you weren't going to do it. I think I'll do whatever I want since it's on my server. |
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Post by cawfeefan on Mar 3, 2024 3:41:08 GMT -5
Other summariesSydney  Brisbane  Perth  Adelaide  Damn ... so many blowtorch Feb summaries posted by people
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Post by greysrigging on Mar 3, 2024 4:03:11 GMT -5
Weatherzone has a FB page now and they post up their capital city summaries as well as the seasonal ( as in Summer AU wide summaries )
The 3rd warmest Summer AU wide since 1910....
Well... hasn't it brought out the Karens and the Cookers from the woodwork, especially in Victoria ! As in, "B/S, cool and wet here in VIC... "
"Those BoM bastards fudging/modifying the data to suit their global warming agenda...." etc etc.
Well, see Karen ( and you Cooker numpties ), the State of Victoria is actually only 3% of the Australian landmass and there are 112 ACCORN Sites AU wide where the data and stats are taken from, so your insignificant part of the Continent has SFA bearing on means and averages for the season nationwide....
I have a bit of fun engaging with the dumb pricks on these social media pages, but it does get tiring after a while....
I mean, I'm not naturally a hard confrontational prick like AA is, but hell yeah, I'm learning to be..... lol.
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Post by jgtheone on Mar 3, 2024 5:01:07 GMT -5
Weatherzone has a FB page now and they post up their capital city summaries as well as the seasonal ( as in Summer AU wide summaries ) The 3rd warmest Summer AU wide since 1910.... Well... hasn't it brought out the Karens and the Cookers from the woodwork, especially in Victoria ! As in, "B/S, cool and wet here in VIC... " "Those BoM bastards fudging/modifying the data to suit their global warming agenda...." etc etc. Well, see Karen ( and you Cooker numpties ), the State of Victoria is actually only 3% of the Australian landmass and there are 112 ACCORN Sites AU wide where the data and stats are taken from, so your insignificant part of the Continent has SFA bearing on means and averages for the season nationwide.... I have a bit of fun engaging with the dumb pricks on these social media pages, but it does get tiring after a while.... I mean, I'm not naturally a hard confrontational prick like AA is, but hell yeah, I'm learning to be..... lol. you need a new hobby mate that sounds frustrating lol |
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Post by Ethereal on Mar 3, 2024 8:09:54 GMT -5
Ulladulla 2024 February Summary:Similar to January: slightly warm, and unfortunately dry + cloudy. Started off warm and sunny, until an East Coast low resulted in the warmest +coolest nights and coolest day of the month; with like half the monthly precipitation in one day. After a streak of mildly warm, partly sunny days comes a few cloudy days, before having one day with a max above 30ºC. The end of the month gradually became warmer and cloudier thanks to northeasterly winds. A pretty dull month, both figuratively and literally. *Sunshine data unavailable from the 28th to 29th. Overall Stats:
Mean Max: 24.4ºC (+0.2ºC)
Mean Min: 18.5ºC (+0.9ºC, Tied 4th warmest)
Rainfall: 77.8 mm (-38.8 mm, Tied 8th driest)
Rain days (≥ 1.0 mm): 12 (+2.0 days)
Mean humidity (averaging 9 am and 3 pm): 80.5% (+4%)
Mean dew point (calculated from humidity): 18.0ºC (+1.0ºC)
Sunshine (with a calculator): 157.9 hours (-20.3 hours, 7th dullest)
Percent Sun: 42.5% (-5.4%, 7th dullest)
Wind speed (averaging 9 am and 3 pm): 12 km/h (-4.5 km/h) Specific Stats:
Highest Max Temp: 32.9ºC on the 23rd (SSE to N wind)
Lowest Max Temp: 20.2ºC on the 6th (WSW to SSW wind)
Highest Min Temp: 22.4ºC on the 5th (WNW to SSE wind)
Lowest Min Temp: 14.6ºC on the 19th (SW to SSW wind)
Wettest day: 36.0 mm on the 6th (WSW to SSW wind)
Highest humidity (averaging 9 am and 3 pm): 92.5% on the 22nd (N to NE wind)
Lowest humidity ('' ''): 60.5% on the 8th (SSE to SE wind)
Sunniest day: 28.2 MJ/m2 on the 1st (N to NE wind, WTF, but ok)
Cloudiest day: 4.9 MJ/m2 on the 19th (SSW to S wind)
Calmest day (averaging 9 am and 3 pm): 3 km/h on the 27th (mild, overcast with some drizzle)
Windiest day ('' ''): 28 km/h on the 6th (cool, wet change)
Max Pressure ('' ''): 1026.1 hPa on the 10th (mostly cloudy with several partly cloudy breaks)
Min Pressure ('' ''): 1004.9 hPa on the 23th (hottest day of the month yet cloudy)
Highest diurnal: 12.6ºC on the 23rd (SSE to N wind)
Lowest diurnal: 1.0ºC on the 14th (Decreased 2ºC temp from 9 am to 3 pm) Month summary: Note that Dew points and sunshine were calculated with a calculator.  Daily summary: Includes solar exposure (MJ/m2) on the right: Note that February mean sunshine is around 178.2 hours (47.9%).  Maybe I missed something, but how did you get the sunshine hours stats for Ulladulla? None of the south coast cities record sunshine hours (unfortunately). |
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Post by Ethereal on Mar 3, 2024 8:16:45 GMT -5
Other summariesSydney Brisbane Perth Adelaide Damn ... so many blowtorch Feb summaries posted by people Sydney is that generally pretty sister who looked ugly and embarrassing in that one photo. Sydney this summer has been shameful with its feeble sunshine hours! Fuck, even Brisbane with all that rain managed to hit 200+ hrs of sunshine. But then I realised that Sydney is generally mostly cloudy in the summer (with some sunny breaks). It is like Melbourne winter when it comes to cloud cover. So y'all who get off it for its "stormzz" and shit, you better be prepared for cloudy British-level of sunshine in the summer. 🤣 |
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Post by paddy234 on Mar 3, 2024 9:26:55 GMT -5
Other summariesSydney Brisbane Perth Adelaide Damn ... so many blowtorch Feb summaries posted by people Sydney is that generally pretty sister who looked ugly and embarrassing in that one photo. Sydney this summer has been shameful with its feeble sunshine hours! Fuck, even Brisbane with all that rain managed to hit 200+ hrs of sunshine. But then I realised that Sydney is generally mostly cloudy in the summer (with some sunny breaks). It is like Melbourne winter when it comes to cloud cover. So y'all who get off it for its "stormzz" and shit, you better be prepared for cloudy British-level of sunshine in the summer. 🤣 Those Sunshine hours for Sydney ard insanely low. Like the UK and Ireland in summer though the UK and Ireland does recieve more daylight hours so percentage wise it's probably more similar to the likes of Southern England. I have noticed the east coast of Australia is one of the few places where winters are sunnier than summer. South Africa is believe is the same. |
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Post by ral31 on Mar 3, 2024 10:40:53 GMT -5
 3.9F warmer than normal and 1.72" wetter than normal. Much of the rainfall fell the 1st two weekends of the month. The 2nd half was nearly completely dry. Days were mild to warm for the most part and only two freezes. Spring-like and windy the last part of the month. Avoided the summer-like temps that Texas got.  Data for my PWS:  |
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Post by CRISPR on Mar 3, 2024 14:30:43 GMT -5
Ulladulla 2024 February Summary:Similar to January: slightly warm, and unfortunately dry + cloudy. Started off warm and sunny, until an East Coast low resulted in the warmest +coolest nights and coolest day of the month; with like half the monthly precipitation in one day. After a streak of mildly warm, partly sunny days comes a few cloudy days, before having one day with a max above 30ºC. The end of the month gradually became warmer and cloudier thanks to northeasterly winds. A pretty dull month, both figuratively and literally. *Sunshine data unavailable from the 28th to 29th. Overall Stats:
Mean Max: 24.4ºC (+0.2ºC)
Mean Min: 18.5ºC (+0.9ºC, Tied 4th warmest)
Rainfall: 77.8 mm (-38.8 mm, Tied 8th driest)
Rain days (≥ 1.0 mm): 12 (+2.0 days)
Mean humidity (averaging 9 am and 3 pm): 80.5% (+4%)
Mean dew point (calculated from humidity): 18.0ºC (+1.0ºC)
Sunshine (with a calculator): 157.9 hours (-20.3 hours, 7th dullest)
Percent Sun: 42.5% (-5.4%, 7th dullest)
Wind speed (averaging 9 am and 3 pm): 12 km/h (-4.5 km/h) Specific Stats:
Highest Max Temp: 32.9ºC on the 23rd (SSE to N wind)
Lowest Max Temp: 20.2ºC on the 6th (WSW to SSW wind)
Highest Min Temp: 22.4ºC on the 5th (WNW to SSE wind)
Lowest Min Temp: 14.6ºC on the 19th (SW to SSW wind)
Wettest day: 36.0 mm on the 6th (WSW to SSW wind)
Highest humidity (averaging 9 am and 3 pm): 92.5% on the 22nd (N to NE wind)
Lowest humidity ('' ''): 60.5% on the 8th (SSE to SE wind)
Sunniest day: 28.2 MJ/m2 on the 1st (N to NE wind, WTF, but ok)
Cloudiest day: 4.9 MJ/m2 on the 19th (SSW to S wind)
Calmest day (averaging 9 am and 3 pm): 3 km/h on the 27th (mild, overcast with some drizzle)
Windiest day ('' ''): 28 km/h on the 6th (cool, wet change)
Max Pressure ('' ''): 1026.1 hPa on the 10th (mostly cloudy with several partly cloudy breaks)
Min Pressure ('' ''): 1004.9 hPa on the 23th (hottest day of the month yet cloudy)
Highest diurnal: 12.6ºC on the 23rd (SSE to N wind)
Lowest diurnal: 1.0ºC on the 14th (Decreased 2ºC temp from 9 am to 3 pm) Month summary: Note that Dew points and sunshine were calculated with a calculator. Daily summary: Includes solar exposure (MJ/m2) on the right: Note that February mean sunshine is around 178.2 hours (47.9%). Maybe I missed something, but how did you get the sunshine hours stats for Ulladulla? None of the south coast cities record sunshine hours (unfortunately). True, I wish sunshine recorders were used in more places in Australia. However, I utilised this calculator made by tommyFL in 2021. It is an Excel file, where you can translate solar radiation values into sunshine hours. Not entirely accurate (underestimates the sunshine here by ~ 5%, but close enough). |
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Post by cuntle, fæglèr, antares, VODKÆ on Mar 4, 2024 8:25:12 GMT -5
A bad month but better than January overall mostly because of the 2-day blizzard on Feb 4th/5th. Much warmer compared to normal though.  |
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Post by AJ1013 on Mar 5, 2024 8:29:48 GMT -5
Slightly cooler and wetter than normal February here. Data from the official NWS station on Key Biscayne. Average High: 76.1F (+1.3F) Mean: 68.3F (-0.7F) Average Low: 60.6F (-2.7F) Precipitation: 3.27" (144%) Precipitation days: 5 (-0.3)  |
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Post by cuntle, fæglèr, antares, VODKÆ on Mar 6, 2024 15:30:42 GMT -5
Slightly cooler and wetter than normal February here. Data from the official NWS station on Key Biscayne. Average High: 76.1F (+1.3F) Mean: 68.3F (-0.7F) Average Low: 60.6F (-2.7F) Precipitation: 3.27" (144%) Precipitation days: 5 (-0.3) Both these months could easily be July/August here. |
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Post by Beercules on Mar 6, 2024 18:04:10 GMT -5
Other summariesSydney Damn ... so many blowtorch Feb summaries posted by people Sydney is that generally pretty sister who looked ugly and embarrassing in that one photo. Sydney this summer has been shameful with its feeble sunshine hours! Fuck, even Brisbane with all that rain managed to hit 200+ hrs of sunshine. But then I realised that Sydney is generally mostly cloudy in the summer (with some sunny breaks). It is like Melbourne winter when it comes to cloud cover. So y'all who get off it for its "stormzz" and shit, you better be prepared for cloudy British-level of sunshine in the summer. 🤣 Yeah but Melbourne is still far cloudier in an avg winter than Sydney is in an avg summer, and Sydney gets more summer storms. This is a significant anomoly, normally in summer Sydney is nowhere near "British" levels of summer sunshine. |
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Post by Ethereal on Mar 6, 2024 22:01:25 GMT -5
Sydney is that generally pretty sister who looked ugly and embarrassing in that one photo. Sydney this summer has been shameful with its feeble sunshine hours! Fuck, even Brisbane with all that rain managed to hit 200+ hrs of sunshine. But then I realised that Sydney is generally mostly cloudy in the summer (with some sunny breaks). It is like Melbourne winter when it comes to cloud cover. So y'all who get off it for its "stormzz" and shit, you better be prepared for cloudy British-level of sunshine in the summer. 🤣 Yeah but Melbourne is still far cloudier in an avg winter than Sydney is in an avg summer, and Sydney gets more summer storms. This is a significant anomoly, normally in summer Sydney is nowhere near "British" levels of summer sunshine. Yeah I guess I exaggerated because I was pissed at this February's embarrassing sunshine hours. Lol. Feb sunshine hours are usually in the 190s-early 200s at lowest. The heat and pervasive humidity does compensate the cloudiness. |
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