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News ArchivesTHE Bureau of Meteorology recorded the following rainfalls throughout the Upper Hunter in the past 24 hours until 9am this morning:
- Aberdeen: 13mm
- Blandford: 11mm
- Bunnan: 8mm
- Cassilis: 5mm
- Ellerston: 4.6mm
- Glenbawn Dam: 19mm
- Merriwa: 6mm
- Moonan Flat: 18mm
- Murrurundi: 8mm
- Parkville: 13mm
- Rouchel Brook: 24mm
- Scone: 11mm
- Wingen: 16mm
THE wet cool conditions will slowly ease over the next few days as the low pressure system from the Tasman Sea weakens.
FROSTY conditions in the morning are set to continue tomorrow morning, with sunny days, until Wednesday as a weak front moves through the region.
FROSTY mornings have arrived for the season with only 4 degrees expected tomorrow morning.
The high pressure ridge which has delivered the colder weather will hang around for a few days,
YESTERDAY there were light showers throughout the Upper Hunter area, following more steady rain on Friday.
THE Bureau of Meteorology recorded the following recent rainfalls in the Upper Hunter for yesterday:
- Aberdeen: 18.8mm
- Merriwa:
THE first frost of the year often coincides with ANZAC Day and a cold front moving across the state this week may bring frosty conditions.
GOOD Friday was especially good in the Upper Hunter with some rainfall, but the Bureau of Meteorology does not see further rain on the horizon this week.
THE Bureau of Meteorology recorded the following recent rainfalls in the Upper Hunter:
Rainfalls before 9am on Saturday:
- Aberdeen: 1.6mm
- Merriwa:
ON Saturday the Pages River near Murrurundi was flowing and is slowly making its way towards Blandford.