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This document provides a 512 km composite radar loop of the Mildura region in Australia. It displays radar imagery and precipitation data from multiple radar sites over a large area. Additional details are shown like location coordinates, wind speed and direction, and recent rainfall amounts for nearby weather stations. Users can navigate the loop, zoom in/out, and view other radar sites and maps within Australia.

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Frame: 4
Time 12:47 EDT 21/3/2011

Pointer data
Pointer
4 km East Map Features
210 km South Weather observations
210 km Away
Locations
179 Degrees

Map Coordinates Range
32 deg 59 min S Topography
144 deg 29 min E
Lakes & major rivers
Degrees & Minutes
River catchments
Decimal Degrees
Weather forecast districts
Origin Roads
220 km East

348 km North
Railways

Reset Nearby Radars
Pointer data is relative to Origin. Click To display additional map features,
anywhere on radar image, to set a new select listed options
origin.
clear all select all

Weather Observations
Station: 49000 IVANHOE AIRPORT
Observation recorded at: 12:00 PM Mon Mar 21 2011 EDT
Dew Wind
Temperature Relative Wind Rainfall since
Point Speed
°C Humidity % Direction 9 am mm
°C km/h
22.9 22.9 100 W 11 0.0

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