Morning Weather - July 19
- Jul 19, 2023
- 3 min read
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Pandanus Park Golf Centre is located at 2 Tompkins Road, Shaw (opposite the RSPCA) and is Townsville’s only day and night driving range.
The concept behind Pandanus Park was to provide a facility to cater for all capabilities of golfers, including first-time golfers. The attractive watercourse and natural bushland setting provide a relaxing background. Entry from the car park crosses a bridge over a small creek lined with striking natural vegetation including some very picturesque stands of pandanus and melaleucas.
Intended to be much more than a golf practice centre, Pandanus Park Golf Centre offers a tranquil place to relax and enjoy all that the sport of golf has to offer.
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National
A strong high pressure system is forming over the Tasman Sea and will bring stable weather conditions to most of the state. A weaker trough will cause some unsettled weather in southern Queensland, but it will quickly pass. Another high pressure system will move in from Western Australia, bringing cooler and drier conditions to the state. Toward the end of the weekend, there is a possibility of an upper trough moving over southeastern Queensland, which may result in a low pressure system developing in the Coral Sea or near the east coast next week.
State
Scattered showers on east coast, partly cloudy in northwest. Mostly sunny elsewhere. Morning frost and fog in southeast. Above average temperatures. Light to moderate east-southeasterly winds, fresh at times on east coast. Winds turning south-southeasterly in southeast Queensland.
4-day
Thursday: Isolated to scattered showers north of Ingham. Partly cloudy in western Queensland. Mostly sunny everywhere else. Morning frost inland in southern and central Queensland. Above average temperatures. Slightly below average minimum temperatures in southeast interior.
Friday: Some showers on east coast, fog and frost in parts, above average temperatures.
Saturday: Isolated showers on east coast north of Ingham. Mostly sunny in west and south Queensland, partly cloudy elsewhere. Morning frost inland in south Queensland. Temperatures near average in south Queensland, above average elsewhere.
Sunday to Monday: Isolated showers in southern Queensland on Sunday, moving to southeast Queensland on Monday, and spreading to eastern districts on Tuesday. Showers in northern Cape York Peninsula on Sunday and Monday. Mostly sunny in western Queensland, partly cloudy elsewhere. Morning frost inland in southern Queensland on Sunday. Below average temperatures, becoming near average in southern Queensland on Tuesday.
Townsville
Max 27°C, 10% rain chance. Sunny. Light winds becoming E 15-20 km/h in early afternoon, then light in the evening.
Herbert and Lower Burdekin
Max 27°C, 5% rain chance. Mostly sunny. S-SSE winds 15-20 km/h, shifting to E-SE midday, then light in the evening. Daytime max temperatures in the mid to high 20s.
North Tropical Coast and Tablelands
Max 26°C, 20% rain chance. Partly cloudy. Medium chance of coastal showers, slight chance elsewhere. E to SE winds 20-30 km/h. Daytime max temperatures 21-27°C.
Cairns
Max 27°C, 30% rain chance. Partly cloudy. Slight chance of a shower. S-SSE winds 20-30 km/h.
Mackay
Max 24°C, 10% rain chance. Sunny. S winds 15-25 km/h, shifting to SE 20-30 km/h in the morning, then light in the late evening.
Mt Isa
Max 26°C, 0% rain chance. Partly cloudy. SE winds 20-30 km/h, shifting to E midday, then becoming light early afternoon.
National maps by Weatherzone (weatherzone.com.au)
State maps by Windy (Windy.com)
Weather forecast supplemented by Bureau of Meteorology (bom.gov.au)
Rainfall daily totals (https://meteologix.com/ )
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