DustWatch report February 2017

Despite extremely hot, dry and windy conditions, groundcover remained exceptionally good and almost no dust was recorded across the network.

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Date

2 May 2017

Publisher

Office of Environment and Heritage

Type

Publication, Newsletter

Cost

Free

Language

English

Tags

ISSN 2206-3161
ID OEH20170002

File PDF 1.3MB
Pages 5

Name dustwatch-report-february-2017-170002.pdf

February 2017 was one of the driest and hottest Februarys on record. Menindee for example broke the temperature record from 1923 with a staggering 47.5 degrees on the 11 February 2017.

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