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21/9°C - sunny intervals and a slight breeze
22/10°C - mostly sunny with little wind
25/12°C - sunny with a slight breeze, thundery showers possible later
21/13°C - sunny start, becoming wet and windy by the evening
17/10°C - overcast, very wet and windy. Up to 25mm of rain, gusts up to 50mph
18/11°C - overcast, up to 15mm of rain
19/11°C - mostly cloudy, some breaks later, possible showers.
Saturday: Severe blizzards. New snow accumulation 50-60 cm.
Min: -11, Max: -10
Sunday: Severe blizzards. New snow accumulation 30-40 cm.
Min: -10, Max: -8
Trend: A low pressure system may weaken on Monday 25th of June, leading to a general clearance. Lingering snow is expected about the peaks until the 27th.
And some weather news:
Record low temperatures for the Azure Mountains (Friday 15th June 2012)
Cover bands across New Oregon rejoiced as they adopted AC/DC to suit the prevailing weather. It was certainly true that everyone had "blue balls" on Friday as the first polar high of the winter chattered the teeth of the states' subjects.
The small hamlet of Kipp, in the Bloodylong Valley adjacent to the Azure Mountains, recorded a numbing -50C. This is the first such instance of -50C in the town, and not far off the New Oregon record of -56.7C, set at Penguin Point in the south of the state.
For those already winter-weary, there's plenty to fear at the end of the week as a bombing low pressure system forms off the central coast. Those planning weekend activities in Emerald City are likely to be disappointed, as up to 200 mm of precipitation is forecast for the eastern suburbs. It's uncertain whether this will fall as rain, snow, ice or a little of all three. It will be all snow in the Azure Mountains though as a colder airmass inland interacts with the relatively warm ocean air, a boon for winter sports enthusiasts in the region.
Friday, June 15th: 81/64 - Clear skies
Saturday: 80/70 - Clear skies
Sunday: 78/71 - Light rain up 0.50"
Monday: 79/67 - Partly cloudy
Tuesday: 79/66 - Clear skies
Wednesday: 83/61 - Thunderstorms for most of the day, 1" of rain expected
Thursday: 82/70 - Clear morning, mostly cloudy during day with 0.5" of rain at night.
Friday, June 22: 80/68 - Light rain up to 0.30"
Saturday: 74/62 - Heavy rain up to 1.5"
Sunday: 73/57 - Mostly cloudy
Monday: 71/52 - Clear and windy
Tuesday: 78/55 - Clear and windy
Wednesday: 86/63 - Clear and windy
Thursday: 83/65 - Clear and windy, turning overcast late with overnight thunderstorms. 1" of rain.
Friday, June 30: 80/74 - Heavy rain, 3"
Candleville June stats:
Avg high: 76F / 24.4C
Avg low: 63F / 17.2C
Total rain: 30.8" / 782 mm
Rain days: 14
T-storm days: 4
Max high: 86F / 30C
Min high: 68F / 20C
Max low: 74F / 23.3C
Min low: 43F / 6.1C
Sunshine hours: 210
June 23th: 22/8°C (72/46°F). Partly cloudy.
June 24th: 27/10°C (81/50°F). Sunny.
June 25th: 28/14°C (82/57°F). Fair.
June 26th: 29/15°C (84/59°F). Sunny.
June 27th: 27/15°C (81/59°F). Couple showers.
June 28th: 26/13°C (79/55°F). Blue dome, windy (N).
June 29th: 28/16°C (82/61°F). Fair and breezy (E).
My computer broke and I'm not sure if I'll be able to recover my files. But I'm pretty sure the first summery days of the season were this week with sun and highs in the 70s.
This one is an "everyweather" climate which will feature loads of every single kind of weather imaginable. Can't wait until I've done all the years of it so I put the averages together. Done the year 1980 so far, going to go all the way up to 2011. Like snow? You'll like it here. Like heat and humidity? You'll like it here. It gets a lot of weather which is why it is aptly named "Magner City".
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