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 on: Yesterday at 07:05:45 PM 
Started by Harley Pearman - Last post by Harley Pearman
40C Temperatures for Sydney 22/11/09

For the second time in 3 days, 40C maximum temperatures reached into the Sydney basin. Following on from Fridays heat as well as 32C to 37C on 21/11/09 across Western Sydney, today 22/11/09 saw 40C temperatures spread across most of Sydney. The peak temperatures that occurred were well above the November average.

Maximum temperatures for the day is sourced from the Bureau of Meteorology weather station data bases and include:-

Campbelltown - 41C.
Penrith 42.1C (Second 42C day in 3 days here).
Richmond - 41.4C.
Sydney Airport - 42.5C.
Sydney Observatory Hill - 40.4C.
Sydney Olympic Park - 42.4C.

In addition I took the photograph of the sky from where I live looking North East mid afternoon. It shows the colour of the sky during the hottest part of the day. In particular the sky over Western Sydney is a white colour. While some high cirrus cloud is evident, smoke from bushfires, dust and heat haze created a situation where the sky turned white, even a light brown colour for much of the afternoon. It made for unpleasant conditions. I did note that towards evening the winds turned to a more westerly direction which cleared away some of the bushfire smoke hanging across the region.

Harley Pearman

 22 
 on: Yesterday at 07:00:11 PM 
Started by australiasevereweather - Last post by australiasevereweather
Another textbook Argentina supercell on November 17, 2009!
         


<p>Check out these higher resolution radar images of a tornadic supercell in Argentina on November 17,emailed to me by Luciano Vidal, a PhD student in meteorology from the University of Buenos Aires.  He updates this blog that focuses on South American severe weather: [url]http://severestormargentina.<wbr />blogspot.com/[/url]</p>
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<p>This supercell clearly exhibited a very strong couplet on radar with a classic hook echo.  I bet this storm had a photogenic tornado with baseball or larger hail at the time of this image!</p>
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<p>Images courtesy of the National Institute of Agricultural Technology (NITA)</p>
<p><img style="margin: 5px; float: left;" alt="argentina_supercellradar" src="http://www.tornadovideos.net/images/stories/2009/november/argentina_supercellradar.jpg" width="600" height="300" /></p>
         

http://www.tornadovideos.net/component/content/article/1-latest-news/1074-another-textbook-argentina-supercell-on-november-17-2009
         

 23 
 on: Yesterday at 05:00:09 PM 
Started by australiasevereweather - Last post by australiasevereweather
Scorched state awaits winds of change


Fire crews across much of NSW are awaiting a change in wind direction, after a strenuous day of battling heat and strong winds.


http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/11/22/2749928.htm

 24 
 on: Yesterday at 04:00:11 PM 
Started by australiasevereweather - Last post by australiasevereweather
Fire jumps lines as NSW scorches


Fire authorities have issued their highest level of alert in four areas of New South Wales.


http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/11/22/2749892.htm

 25 
 on: Yesterday at 02:04:13 PM 
Started by Kristy Norman - Last post by John Allen
Had terrific falls overnight. 52mm from around 6pm yesterday to 9am, from all indications another 16mm this morning in some very heavy rain, the atmosphere yesterday afternoon was unreal, and similar to singapore....very warm and incredibly humid, laden skies and just looking like it might rain at any moment. And rain it did.

 26 
 on: Yesterday at 02:00:16 PM 
Started by australiasevereweather - Last post by australiasevereweather
Fire jumps lines as NSW scorches


A bushfire emergency warning has been issued for residents in three townships in central-west New South Wales.


http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/11/22/2749892.htm

 27 
 on: Yesterday at 01:00:08 PM 
Started by australiasevereweather - Last post by australiasevereweather
Heavy rains drench Vic, SA - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
     



     The weather bureau says there is a risk of flash flooding in Melbourne this morning, with more heavy rain expected.
   

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/11/22/2749758.htm
     

 28 
 on: Yesterday at 01:00:07 PM 
Started by australiasevereweather - Last post by australiasevereweather
Deluge damages homes in Victoria - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
     


More than 300 homes have been damaged by heavy rain across Victoria in the past 24 hours.
   

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/11/22/2749873.htm
     

 29 
 on: Yesterday at 01:00:06 PM 
Started by australiasevereweather - Last post by australiasevereweather
Brown visits British flood victims - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
     


In what has been described as a one-in-a-thousand-year event, heavy rains in Britain have destroyed four bridges and flooded 1,000 homes and businesses.
   

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/11/22/2749752.htm
     

 30 
 on: Yesterday at 01:00:04 PM 
Started by australiasevereweather - Last post by australiasevereweather
Deluge damages homes in Victoria


More than 300 homes have been damaged by heavy rain across the state in the past 24 hours.


http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/11/22/2749873.htm

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