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Springsure Rain Radar - 200km

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About the Springsure Rain Radar

Emerald

Geographical Situation The radar is located on a gentle rise9kmeast of Emerald township on Foley rd, just off the Capricorn Highway.The radar is ideally sited to provide meteorological coverage for the surrounding area, with an almost unobstructed view in all directions. Meteorological Aspects The radar is well situated to monitor rain bearing weather systems that may affect the catchments and valleys of Lake Maraboon, the Nogoa river and Theresa Creek systems. Thunderstorms, rain bearing depressions, troughs and fronts will be able to be tracked and the distribution of rainfall produced by these systems can be monitored to provide valuable information for flood and severe weather warnings. Non-meteorological aspects In most cases the processing of the radar signal removes permanent echoes caused by obstructions such as hills, buildings and other solid objects. Occasionally, some permanent echoes will not be completely removed from the display. These echoes usually occur as isolated, stationary patches. In the Doppler wind product, road traffic on the Capricorn Highway may occasionally be noticeable near theradar. <a
Warnings
No warnings within 100 km.
State Wide
Temperature
Springsure
15 °C 8 °C 7am 23 °C 3pm
↑ Warming
Now: 15 °C
Weather Now for Springsure
Observations not available
Nearby Wind
50 km radius
Wind Observations Offline
Recent Locations
Springsure -
Broke
Calm
11°
Sun
6:50am rise 5:29pm set
10 h 38 m of daylight
Now: 8:44am
2 seconds more than yesterday
Moon
12:38pm rise 12:45am set
60% illuminated
First Quarter
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