It happens every year, the work experience kids run the BOM in Jan as all the seniors are on holiday at the beach.JasmineStorm wrote: ↑Thu Jan 24, 2019 4:12 pm Access C 12z run picked the Melbourne Metro PM temp spike into the 40's for today very well this morning. Strangely the BoM ignored it and went with 36c even though they had that info before the 5.20am forecast![]()
Access C 00Z for tomorrow is going for 45c for Melbourne, Avalon....endless mid 40's through the state. Gusty wind which eases as the day goes until the squally SW change. The SW change looks rather dangerous for north of the divide.
Forecast of 45 for Cranbourne tomorrow, you're lucky you're down there
Still chugging along at 25 degrees here, will need the doona tonight.
EC temps also bounced up again. 44C western burbs, 42-44C for eastern burbs. Probably about 40C here which will be second only to Black Saturday.JasmineStorm wrote: ↑Thu Jan 24, 2019 6:19 pm Fell just short of 40c.
nice stats everyone.... incredible observation day.
I think that 49.5c will be max for the day for the AWS's but .... correct if I'm wrong...there are also the non Auto sites (S.A has about a dozen of them) that report for the 9am max. 50c could still have been passed but I guess we have to wait for those sites to report in the next 12 to 18 hours.
EC just did an upgrade on it's 900 hPa wind speeds from 11am to 2pm in central areas tomorrow, especially south of the divide into Melbourne. EC, Access C and R 00Z runs all have possible gusts 70km/h + in the late morning to early afternoon off the dividing range. IMO, based on the data I'm looking at, central district should be upgraded to an extreme fire danger rating.
JasmineStorm wrote: ↑Thu Jan 24, 2019 6:19 pm Fell just short of 40c.
nice stats everyone.... incredible observation day.
I think that 49.5c will be max for the day for the AWS's but .... correct if I'm wrong...there are also the non Auto sites (S.A has about a dozen of them) that report for the 9am max. 50c could still have been passed but I guess we have to wait for those sites to report in the next 12 to 18 hours.
EC just did an upgrade on it's 900 hPa wind speeds from 11am to 2pm in central areas tomorrow, especially south of the divide into Melbourne. EC, Access C and R 00Z runs all have possible gusts 70km/h + in the late morning to early afternoon off the dividing range. IMO, based on the data I'm looking at, central district should be upgraded to an extreme fire danger rating.