What will happen in 2012? Keep abreast of the local rainfall figures here...
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2012 Rainfall Challenge (1 Jan to 11 Feb 2012) |
2011 Rainfall Challenge Result * 2010 totals in ( ) |
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1. Monash |
144.2mm |
1. Tuggeranong |
898.9mm (1,119.4mm) |
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2. Tuggeranong |
129.2mm |
2. Monash |
824.1mm (1,092.3mm) |
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3. Canberra AP |
93.0mm |
3. Canberra AP |
563.2mm (958.4mm) |
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4. Gungahlin |
68.0mm |
4. Gungahlin |
516.6mm (699.6mm) |
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5. Melba |
112.5mm |
5. Melba |
721.7mm (1,083.6mm) |
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2012 'Month by Month' Rainfall Totals
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1. Monash |
99.8mm | ||||||||||
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2. Tuggeranong |
85.0mm | ||||||||||
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3. Canberra AP |
46.8mm | ||||||||||
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4. Melba |
43.5mm | ||||||||||
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5. Gungahlin |
30.0mm | ||||||||||
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| May 2012 | June 2012 | July 2012 | August 2012 | ||||||||
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| September 2012 | October 2012 | November 2012 | December 2012 | ||||||||
If you have any comments or questions, or would like to join the Local Rainfall Challenge*, please e-mail me at Gungahlin Weather Centre.
* To join the Local Rainfall Challenge you would need to be able to supply regular rainfall updates to us.
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