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Article #213Aus Weather Patterns
From: The Runner
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 04:14
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 04:14
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Hi All Can someone please explain to me why the centres of the pressure systems crossing the Australian continent have shifted South over the last couple of years and the mechanics behind the shift ? Usually at this time of year the centres of the pressure systems are located at a latitude level with the SA/NT border, now they have shifted down into the The Bight and are centred almost at the latitude of Bass Straight. This was formally the normal winter pattern. I also notice the summer monsoon trough seems to be coming further South too. Regards The Runner
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