
Showers Incoming for us, rain for inland Qld
We’ve had some showers and storms move through late yesterday, and that heralds a change in the weather. The oceans warm more slowly than the
Conditions at local time 17:29 on 14 March 2025
Latitude S 30° 30' 00" | Longitude E 152° 52' 59" | Elevation 15 m
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The air monitoring station is located at Kombu Wholefoods in Bellingen and uses the Australian Air Quality Index. More information on the Air Quality Index – and actions you should take at different levels can be found here
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