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Temperature at typical stations in summer rain region 27
Temperature at typical stations in uniform rain region 35
Temperature at typical stations in winter rain region 38
Temperature drought years, departure of monthly mean from normal
Adelaide 43
Alice Springs 44
Melbourne 42
Temperature seasons and the march of—  8
Temperatures, humidity and wet bulb 22
Temperature mean monthly—and rainfall of the Australian Capitals 11
Topography and its effect on climate 24
Tornadoes 87
Trade winds, South-east 17
Tropical belt, effect of air flow from 49
Tropical depressions 48
Types of weather 75
Weather types:—
Antarctic cyclone passing inland 77
Antarctic cyclone passing through Bass Strait 75
Antarctic depressions favorable to good inland rains 75
Antarctic depressions unfavorable to good inland rains 75
Anticyclone forced southwards over Tasmania 79
Anticyclone Summer— 75
Anticyclone Winter— 75
Cold snap, South-eastern Australia 79
Cyclonic depression bringing general rain to Western Australia 76
Dust storms 84
East coast cyclone of Antarctic origin 82
East coast cyclone inland origin 82
East coast cyclone tropical oceanic origin 83
Fogs 85
Gales, Easterly in Bass Strait 79
Gales, Westerly in Bass Strait 78
Hot spells in Southern Australia 81
Inland winter rains of tropical origin 77
Monsoonal rains, summer— 76
Monsoonal trough 84
Tornadoes 87
Tropical cyclone, North Queensland 83
Tropical rainstorm moving southward into South Australia 77
Willy-willy affecting coastal districts 78
Willy- willy moving inland 78
Weather types, dry— 45
Western Australia, flood rains in 60
Western Australian Goldfields, direction of rain bearing winds 53
Western Australian Goldfields, frequency of rain storms 52
Western Australian Goldfields, pressure systems in relation to rainfall 53
Western Australian Goldfields, rainfall in— 52
Wilcannia, normal pressure and temperature 35
Wilcannia, normal rainfall 36
William Creek, normal rainfall 32
William Creek, normal temperature 31
Willy-willies (Western Australian hurricanes) 61, 78
Winds, direction of rain-bearing—Western Australian Goldfields 53
Winds, dominant— 15
Winds, dominant—on Australian coast 16
Winds, land and sea breezes 18
Winds, South-east Trade— 17

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