Temperature anomalies this week For the week ending 2017, maximum temperatures were between 2°C and 6°C below average in some areas of southern Australia, the Northern Territory and Queensland and between 2 and 6 degrees above average in north-east New South Wales and south-east Queensland. Maximum temperatures were generally around average in most other parts of Australia (see map below). For the week ending 2017, minimum temperatures were between 2°C and 6°C below average in much of central and south eastern Australia. Minimum temperatures were generally average most other parts of Australia (see map below). Maximum temperature anomalies for the week ending 21 2017 ©Commonwealth of Australia 2017, Australian Bureau of Meteorology Issued: 02/2017 Minimum temperature anomalies for the week ending 21 2017 ©Commonwealth of Australia 2017, Australian Bureau of Meteorology Issued: 02/2017 Note: Spatial temperature analyses are based on historical weekly temperature data provided by the Bureau of Meteorology. These temperature anomaly maps show the departure of the maximum and minimum temperatures from their long-term averages. Temperature anomalies are calculated using high-resolution gridded datasets from 1911 onwards. For further information go to
Temperature anomalies this week For the week ending 2017, maximum temperatures were between 2°C and 6°C below average in some areas of southern Australia, the Northern Territory and Queensland and between 2 and 6 degrees above average in north-east New South Wales and south-east Queensland. Maximum temperatures were generally around average in most other parts of Australia (see map below). For the week ending 2017, minimum temperatures were between 2°C and 6°C below average in much of central and south eastern Australia. Minimum temperatures were generally average most other parts of Australia (see map below). Maximum temperature anomalies for the week ending 21 2017 ©Commonwealth of Australia 2017, Australian Bureau of Meteorology Issued: 02/2017 Minimum temperature anomalies for the week ending 21 2017 ©Commonwealth of Australia 2017, Australian Bureau of Meteorology Issued: 02/2017 Note: Spatial temperature analyses are based on historical weekly temperature data provided by the Bureau of Meteorology. These temperature anomaly maps show the departure of the maximum and minimum temperatures from their long-term averages. Temperature anomalies are calculated using high-resolution gridded datasets from 1911 onwards. For further information go to
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