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About the Riordanvale Rain Radar

Abbot Point

The radar is situated at the top of the hill at the Northern tip of Abbot Point, approximately 25km North West of the Bowen Township. The radar has good coverage over the ocean from North West, through the North, East and South East. Inland, the radar's view is partially obscured by some hills (approx. 700m high) about 10 to 20 km to the SSE and by an isolated hill (approx. 250m high) about 6km to the WSW. These obstructions may hamper the detection of rainfall in these directions. The radar is well sited for detecting tropical cyclones out over the Coral Sea and for tracking thunderstorms over land. During the winter months when the South East trades winds are active, the radar will be able to detect developing showers. However, it can also be affected by sea clutt er during windy conditions when the rough sea surface reflects the radar signal possibly masking light inshore showers. <a
Warnings
No warnings within 100 km.
State Wide
Temperature
Riordanvale
25 °C 27 °C 12pm 16 °C 4am
↓ Cooling
Now: 25 °C
Tides
Woodwark
9:23am 2.98m 3:14pm 0.19m
↓ Falling
Current: 0.51m
Weather Now for Riordanvale
Shower or two. Becoming windy.
25 °C
Feels like 20 °C
Wind
17 kn ESE
Humidity
51%
Pressure
1022 hPa
At Proserpine
Nearby Wind
50 km radius
N S W E 24 kn Hamilton Island
Riordanvale
17 kn ESE
Recent Locations
Riordanvale
17 kn ESE
25°
Sun
6:06am rise 5:59pm set
11 h 52 m of daylight
Now: 1:57pm
67 seconds more than yesterday
Moon
5:20amrise 5:16pmset
1% illuminated
New Moon
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