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12-07-2026 - Updated the NASA Epic Imagery webpage, back online
11-07-2026 - Station high temperture record broken again, new record 32.9 C at 13:50
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25-06-2026 - Station high temperture record broken, new record 32.6 C at 15:53 (old record 32.4 C on 12-08-2022)
METRIC |
IMPERIAL
Updated:
29/09/2026 @ 22:45
(0 sec ago)
Temperature
Current Conditions
Forecast / Rain Radar
Currently Outside:
17.4°C
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High Today 21.3°C
16:12
Low Today 13.6°C
00:03
Yest High 20.9°C
14:58
Yest Low 9.9°C
03:13
Sta* High 32.9°C
11/07/2026
Sta* Low -4.5°C
03/02/2012
* This Station's Records Since 5/2007
Night time, Overcast
Wind:
SSE
14.4 Gusting to: 16.0 mph
Rain: 12.4 mm
Tuesday night Mostly Cloudy, Scattered Showers
Wednesday Mostly Cloudy, Showers
Wednesday night Mostly Cloudy, Showers and Chance Storms
16.7°C
17.8°C
14.1°C
Dew Point
Liquid Precipitation
Wind Speed
Sun/Moon
Current:
15.2°C
Last Hour:
-0.3°C
High 15:59:
17.0°C
Low 00:03:
10.2°C
Record High:
23.1°C on
25-Jun-2026
Record Low:
-34.9°C on
30-Apr-2022
Wetbulb:
16.1°C
Rain Today
Today:
12.40 mm
Rate (/hr):
1.78 mm
Storm Rain:
12.4 mm
Yesterday:
0.00 mm
Last 7 Days:
0.20 mm
Sep Rain:
47.80 mm
Sep to Date Avg:10
65.80 mm
Sep to Date Diff from Avg:10
18.00 mm
Sep Avg:
68.40 mm
Diff from Avg:
20.60 mm
Season:1
628.0 mm
YTD Avg:11
581.40 mm
YTD Diff from Avg:11
46.60 mm
134 rain days in 2026
14 days in September
0 days since last rain
Current:
SSE
14.4 mph
1Hr Average:
14.2 mph
Wind Run:
255.84 miles
Wind Gust
Current:
16.0 mph
Today:
31.1 mph 09:20
Month:
32.0 mph
8-Sep
Year:
78.0 mph
8-Jan
Record Gust:
78.0 mph
8-Jan-2026
Sunlight:
11 hrs 49 min 17 sec of Sunlight Today
Which is 3 min 46 sec shorter than yesterday (Noon ?>)(Midnight
# WIND - Sheltered position when wind blows from SE through S to SW.
1 Rain season: Jan 1st to Dec 31st.
2 Snow season July 1st to June 30th.
3 Snow manually measured usually around 7AM and 7PM.
5 Estimated amount of water needed to replace the water used by plants and evaporation from the past week. (Negative numbers mean amount of water needed, positive numbers mean excess water is present).
6 Sun Spots - Data from WDC-SILSO, Royal Observatory of Belgium, Brussels.
10 Historical average only to day 29 of just the month of September for this station since 2008.
11 Historical average rain this season to day 29 of September for this station since 2008.
Aerisweather Weather Forecast -
Outlook Tuesday night & Wednesday
Tuesday night Mostly Cloudy, Scattered Showers 16.7°C
Aerisweather forecast: Mostly Cloudy, Scattered Showers. Chance of precipitation 100%. Low: 16.7°C. Wind S 25->47 mph. rain ≈ 15.6mm. Local station forecast:Mostly cloudy and cooler, precipitation possible within 12 hours, possibly heavy at times, windy.
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Weather Definitions, Weather and Earth Facts
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As the visible light rays of the sun pass through our turbulent atmosphere they lose a significant amount of their blue wavelength. Due to minute particles of matter and molecules of air within the atmosphere a larger portion of blue is scattered more than any other colour. This is because the blue waves are the shortest. The scattering process makes the sky take on its characteristic blue colour.
Todays low barometer of 1000.8 hPa surpassed the monthly low of 1007.5 hPa set on 08/09/2026 by -6.7 hPa