THE Bureau of Meteorology released their latest Climate Outlooks on Thursday 17 August, reinforcing earlier long-range forecasts that the coming spring is likely to be warmer and drier than average.
The Coonamble Times took a look at the weather we experienced locally in July this year to see how it compares with 2022 and long term records in the Coonamble township.
TemperaturesThe Daily maximum air temperature is nominally recorded at 9 am local clock time measuring the highest temperature for the 24 hours leading up to the observation, and is recorded . . .
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