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Old Aug 20th 2004, 10:06 am
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Hi all

My folks are thinking of visiting me in Brisbane during April of next year.

Whats the weather like at that time?
Average temp?
Average rainfall?
etc etc etc.

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Originally Posted by TrickyTree
Hi all

My folks are thinking of visiting me in Brisbane during April of next year.

Whats the weather like at that time?
Average temp?
Average rainfall?
etc etc etc.

cheers

TT
BBC site is ok, gives the general stats you were asking for:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/world/c...ml?tt=TT002970

I have a hard copy of a spreadsheet with really detailed stats, but I can't for the life of me figure out the website I got it from.

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A couple of website links that may help you...

http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/climat..._new.cgi?40223

http://www.about-australia.com/qldweat.htm
 
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Originally Posted by TrickyTree
Hi all

My folks are thinking of visiting me in Brisbane during April of next year.

Whats the weather like at that time?
Average temp?
Average rainfall?
etc etc etc.

cheers

TT
oh right, found it now,

http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/averag...w_040223.shtml

Stick that in Excel and have hours of fun producing rainfall, windspeed , sunshine charts.


Or is that just me

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oh right, found it now,

http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/averag...w_040223.shtml

Stick that in Excel and have hours of fun producing rainfall, windspeed , sunshine charts.


Or is that just me

Cheers,
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That site even gives the "Mean 9am Wet-bulb Temp " anyone know what that is ?
 
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This year April was still warm with temps in the very high 20's, and it was about the same until June!

Roll on the heat, low 20's is freezing for me now, I think my blood has thinned to water
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cheers for the links folks!!!

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Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
That site even gives the "Mean 9am Wet-bulb Temp " anyone know what that is ?
That would be the temperature of your bulbs, if they're wet at 9am.

Don't ya just live stats

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Okay, the sad proper answer is:
Wet bulb temperature is the lowest temperature that can be obtained by evaporating water into the air. The difference between the wet bulb and the regular temperature is used to determine both relative humidity and the dew point.


But you knew that already
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