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About the Kingswood Rain Radar

Captain's Flat

The Captain's Flat radar has a very good view in all directions and is the primary weather radar for the A.C.T., the Southern Tablelands and the New South Wales south coast, with coverage extending across the Monaro region through to the Victorian border. The radar dish is situated on a 22.35m cylindrical tower atop Mt Cowangerong, at a height of 1,381.6 metres above sea level. An area of false echoes is sometimes evident about 20km off the coast between Batemans Bay and Moruya (East to East South East) and extending a further 80km out to sea. This anamolous propagation is easily identified and displays as a mass of low intensity echoes, constantly changing shape but with no apparent direction of movement. True rain echoes normally have a consistent direction of movement from one scan to the next. Wind farms are sometimes visible as stationary echoes between Goulburn and Gunning and around Lake George. <a
Warnings
No warnings within 100 km.
State Wide
Marine Surf Road
Temperature
Kingswood
9 °C 24 °C 1pm 7 °C 6am
↓ Cooling
Now: 9 °C
Tides
Tathra
12:32am 0.45m 6:38am 1.35m
↑ Rising
Current: 0.94m
Weather Now for Kingswood
Observations not available
Nearby Wind
50 km radius
N S W E
Kingswood
Recent Locations
Kingswood -
East Kangaloon
Calm
10°
Coffin Bay Entrance Beacon
3 kn ENE
16°
Brisbane Grove
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Lady Musgrave Island -
Byrrill Creek -
Yankees Creek -
Sun
5:47am rise 5:58pm set
12 h 10 m of daylight
Now: 3:45am
140 seconds more than yesterday
Moon
3:24pmrise 4:20amset
90% illuminated
Waxing Gibbous
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