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Gympie CBD Conditions: Temp:
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Humidity:
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Veteran,
Queensland, Australia
Station Details:
ID:
IQUEENSL48
Name: Veteran Lat:
S26 7'37''
Lon: E152 42'8"
Elevation: 157 Metres
Electronically updated at 19:42
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Temperature
19.6
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Barometer
1019 mb
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Humidity
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High:26.5 at
13:30
Low:13.2 at
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Barometer
High:1019
at 19:32
Low:1016 at 14:29 |
Hygrometer
High:56% at
14:23
Low:1% at
0:09 |
Wind Gust
27km
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GYMPIE and REGION:
IDQ10240
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Queensland
Updated Wide Bay and Burnett District Forecast
Issued at 5:49 pm EST on Sunday 26 September 2021
for the period until midnight EST Thursday 30 September 2021.
Warning Information
For latest warnings go to www.bom.gov.au, subscribe to RSS feeds, call 1300 659
210* or listen for warnings on relevant TV and radio broadcasts.
Weather Situation
A high pressure system near Tasmania extends a weak ridge across much of the
state, in the wake of a trough that has moved offshore of the southeast coast
today. The trough will move back westward across the interior early next week
as the high drifts into the Tasman Sea, drawing moisture further inland. The
trough is expected to strengthen over west on Wednesday as an upper trough
amplifies over southern states, then move slowly eastward through the end of
the week.
Forecast for the rest of Sunday 26 September
Partly cloudy. Medium (50%) chance of showers about Fraser Island, slight (20%)
chance elsewhere. The chance of a thunderstorm. Winds east to southeasterly 25
to 35 km/h.
Forecast for Monday 27 September
Cloudy. Medium (40%) chance of showers, most likely in the morning and
afternoon. The chance of a thunderstorm inland in the afternoon and evening.
Winds easterly 20 to 30 km/h. Overnight temperatures falling to between 10 and
15 with daytime temperatures reaching 20 to 25.
Bundaberg Shower or two clearing. Min 15 Max 23
Gayndah Cloudy. Min 14 Max 25
Gympie Cloudy. Min 13 Max 22
Hervey Bay Possible morning shower. Min 14 Max 23
Kingaroy Cloudy. Min 9 Max 20
Maryborough Possible morning shower. Min 15 Max 23
Fire Danger:
High
Sun protection 8:20am to 3:00pm, UV Index predicted to reach 9 [Very High]
Forecast for Tuesday 28 September
Partly cloudy. Winds easterly 15 to 20 km/h becoming light before dawn then
becoming east to northeasterly 15 to 25 km/h early in the morning. Overnight
temperatures falling to between 7 and 14 with daytime temperatures reaching the
low to mid 20s.
Bundaberg Partly cloudy. Min 14 Max 24
Gayndah Partly cloudy. Min 12 Max 25
Gympie Partly cloudy. Min 11 Max 23
Hervey Bay Partly cloudy. Min 13 Max 23
Kingaroy Partly cloudy. Min 6 Max 22
Maryborough Partly cloudy. Min 13 Max 23
Forecast for Wednesday 29 September
Partly cloudy. Slight (20%) chance of a shower inland, near zero chance
elsewhere. Light winds becoming northeasterly 15 to 25 km/h during the morning.
Overnight temperatures falling to between 7 and 13 with daytime temperatures
reaching the mid to high 20s.
Bundaberg Partly cloudy. Min 13 Max 25
Gayndah Partly cloudy. Min 11 Max 27
Gympie Partly cloudy. Min 9 Max 25
Hervey Bay Partly cloudy. Min 13 Max 25
Kingaroy Partly cloudy. Min 6 Max 25
Maryborough Partly cloudy. Min 11 Max 25
Forecast for Thursday 30 September
Partly cloudy. Medium (60%) chance of showers, most likely in the evening. The
chance of a thunderstorm inland in the afternoon and evening. Winds north to
northeasterly 15 to 25 km/h becoming light during the evening. Overnight
temperatures falling to between 10 and 15 with daytime temperatures reaching 24
to 29.
Bundaberg Late shower or two. Min 16 Max 26
Gayndah Shower or two. Min 13 Max 27
Gympie Shower or two. Min 12 Max 25
Hervey Bay Late shower or two. Min 14 Max 25
Kingaroy Shower or two. Min 9 Max 24
Maryborough Late shower or two. Min 14 Max 25
The next routine forecast will be issued at 5:00 am EST Monday.
* Calls to 1300 numbers cost around 27.5c incl. GST, higher from mobiles or
public phones.
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STATE FORECAST:
IDQ10700
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Queensland
Queensland State Forecast
Issued at 4:43 pm EST on Sunday 26 September 2021
for the period until midnight EST Sunday 3 October 2021.
Warning Information
For latest warnings go to www.bom.gov.au, subscribe to RSS feeds, call 1300 659
210* or listen for warnings on relevant TV and radio broadcasts.
Weather Situation
A high pressure system near Tasmania extends a weak ridge across much of the
state, in the wake of a trough that has moved offshore of the southeast coast
today. The trough will move back westward across the interior early next week
as the high drifts into the Tasman Sea, drawing moisture further inland. The
trough is expected to strengthen over west on Wednesday as an upper trough
amplifies over southern states, then move slowly eastward through the end of
the week.
Forecast for the rest of Sunday 26 September
A slight to medium chance of showers about the east coast and adjacent inland
south of about Gladstone. A slight chance of showers about the western Cape
York Peninsula. The chance of a thunderstorm inland in the Wide Bay and Burnett
and southern Central Highlands and Coalfields districts this afternoon and
evening. Isolated thunderstorms over inland parts of the Southeast Coast
district, clearing by the evening. Mostly clear elsewhere. Light to moderate
east to southeasterly winds, fresh at times about southeastern Queensland.
Forecast for Monday 27 September
A slight to medium chance of showers about the North Tropical Coast and the
southeast quarter of the state, increasing to a high chance about the Carnarvon
Ranges. The chance of an afternoon thunderstorm in a band from the inland
Capricornia into the Maranoa and Warrego district. Mostly sunny elsewhere.
Light to moderate east to northeasterly winds over eastern parts of the state,
fresh at times during the day. Light to moderate and variable winds over
western parts of the state. Temperatures near or above average in the west and
far north, with below average daytime temperatures in the southeast.
Fire Danger:
Very high for the Peninsula and the Northern Goldfields and Upper Flinders
districts.
Forecast for Tuesday 28 September
A high in the Tasman Sea will maintain a ridge over eastern districts with a
southeasterly wind surge expected to reach the North Tropical Coast. A trough
will lie over western parts of the state. A slight to medium chance of showers
across the southern interior and along the east coast north of about Gladstone,
increasing to a high to very high chance about the North Tropical Coast, and a
medium to high chance about the far southern interior. The chance of a
thunderstorm over the southern interior. Mostly sunny elsewhere. Temperatures
above average across the west and north of the state, tending near or below
average about the central and southeast coast.
Forecast for Wednesday 29 September
A high moving slowly eastward across the Tasman Sea will maintain a ridge over
northern districts and the east coast. A trough over western Queensland will
strengthen and start to move eastwards across the interior. A slight to medium
chance of showers about the southern half of Queensland and the northeast
coast, increasing to a high to very high chance about the Maranoa and Warrego
district. Isolated thunderstorms are expected across the southern and central
interior, possibly severe. Mostly sunny elsewhere. Temperatures near or above
average, tending slightly below average in the southeast.
Forecast for Thursday 30 September
A high moving slowly eastward across the Tasman Sea will maintain a ridge over
northern districts and the east coast. A trough over central districts will
move slowly eastwards.A slight to medium chance of showers about much of
Queensland, increasing to a high chance about the southeastern quarter of the
state. Mostly sunny in the far west Gulf Country and the western Peninsula.
Severe thunderstorms are possible about the southeast, but the exact location
is dependent on the development and progression of an upper level trough
system. Temperatures near or above average.
Outlook for Friday 1 October to Sunday 3 October
A high moving slowly eastward across the Tasman Sea will maintain a ridge over
northern districts and east coast. A trough over central districts will move
slowly eastward, possibly moving offshore over the weekend. A slight to medium
chance of showers about the east coast and southeastern districts, along and
east of the trough. A medium to high chance of showers and thunderstorms across
the far southeast on Friday, possibly lingering across southeast coastal
districts into Saturday before clearing offshore. Severe thunderstorms are
possible on Friday, but the exact location is dependent on the development and
progression of an upper level trough system. Another trough may enter the
southwest on Sunday, with possible showers. Mostly sunny elsewhere.
Temperatures near or above average.
The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:30 am EST Monday.
* Calls to 1300 numbers cost around 27.5c incl. GST, higher from mobiles or
public phones.
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532). Users of these web pages are deemed to have read and accepted the
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Ted's Comment... Wednesday, 08 September 2021 17:26
I am continuing to work through some of the mechanics of the Gympie
Weather web site at this point in time, it may take a little while to get there
along with some changes to the web page but it is progressing OK at the
moment...
Ted
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