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"Perth clocks the most winter rainy days in 28 years"
Which is a bit funny given that Makuru (winter) didn't show up until June and Djeran (Autumn) just didn't show up at all this year due to that massive high-pressure system that sat over the NW for so many weeks. Djilba (Late Winter/Spring) seemed really quick to warm up as well, which really doesn't make me dread how the hot half of the year* is going to work out any less either.
(*) Being Kambarang (Late Spring/Early Summer), Birak (First Summer) and Bunuru (High Summer) See http://www.bom.gov.au/iwk/calendars/nyoongar.shtml for more Indigenous Weather information.
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Perth clocks the most winter rainy days in 28 years, as hail hits southern suburbs By Tabarak Al Jrood While some places have seen record winter rainfall, another sets a new all-time state and national temperature record for the coldest season. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-09-05/western-australia-weather-wrap-winter-spring-perth-weather/104310520 #Weather #WeatherPhenomena #ExtremeWeatherEvents #WeatherStatistics #TabarakAlJrood