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About the Tenterfield Rain Radar

NSW Agriculture Research Station, Grafton

The Grafton radar has a very good view in all directions and is the primary weather radar for the North East of NSW. It should provide useful weather information as far west as Glen Innes, south to Kempsey and north to the Gold Coast. There is a tendency to observe areas of false echoes within approximately 100 kilometres of the radar over the sea. These are normally easy to recognise because they are usually the lowest intensity level and randomly scattered with erratic movement from one radar scan to the next. True rain echoes normally have a consistent direction of movement from one scan to the next. Due to its location, this radar is often unable to detect light showers or drizzle beyond a range of 100 kilometres. Although largely removed from the display, anyone to the south west of the radar (50 kilometres or more from Grafton) may find an occasional false echo generated by the mountains in this region. There is a small blind spot within a few kilometres of the radar. <a
Warnings
No warnings within 100 km.
State Wide
Marine Agricultural
Temperature
Tenterfield
2 °C -2 °C 7am 14 °C 2pm
↑ Warming
Now: 2 °C
Weather Now for Tenterfield
Observations not available
Nearby Wind
50 km radius
Wind Observations Offline
Recent Locations
Tenterfield -
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Sun
6:37am rise 5:19pm set
10 h 42 m of daylight
Now: 7:45am
72 seconds more than yesterday
Moon
5:48pm rise 6:57am set
100% illuminated
Full Moon
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