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Maquinchao had the lowest reading of the country today, with -11.2ºC. Meanwhile most ski resorts of the country looking very ready after today's snowfalls:
Las Leñas (35ºS, 2200m)
Caviahue (37ºS, 1600m)
Penitentes (32ºS, 2500m)
Chapelco (40ºS, 1500m)
All credits to foro.gustfront.com.ar
Young has only reached 5.2° C upon 9:00 AM, so now its record lowest maximum reading for May has officially been broken; 6.5° C, down from its previous record of 6.9° C at the old Young Post Office station, dating back to May 1977—remember, the old post office station was also notably higher at 440 m as opposed to 380 m AMSL of the modern Young AP station, which makes it all the more impressive.
Cowra has only reached 5.7° C, too; 7.5° C yesterday afternoon. If we look back to May 1960 at Cowra Post Office (1885-1966), 7.8° C was recorded then—another record broken. However, Cowra Research Centre (Evans St. [1943-2011]) recorded a maximum reading of just 6.4° C in May 2000; Cowra AP Comparison (1966-2011) recorded 6.7° C in May 2000, so the records still stand in those particular stations.
Meanwhilst, here in Anglers Reach (1,290 m AMSL; 35° 59' 52.08" S), maxima failed to surpass –1° C on some days; exceptionally cold for May, but not quite the 12° C-below-average record-breakers of Young and Cowra.
Another, even more extreme record broken: Dalby, QLD, plummeted to –3.6° C this morning, thereby shattering its old minimum record of –2.2° C held on May 1911; 118-year record shattered.
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Another, even more extreme record broken: Dalby, QLD, plummeted to –3.6° C this morning, thereby shattering its old minimum record of –2.2° C held on May 1911; 118-year record shattered.
Any maps of radar, pressure, upper heights or 850mb temp airmass zoomed out?
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