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lonronmnceed Nacenertinana | nae: A SS ns SOOT SOOO 0001: ee oe ee Bushfire Management Plan Lot 27 RP 89506 Table 1 — Annual Temperature Range for Tewantin PARAMETER MEAN DAILY MAXIMUM MEAN DAILY MINIMUM TERMPERATURE (°C) TEMPERATURE (°C) January 28.7 214 February 28.5 21.2 March 27.6 20.2 April 26.1 17.6 May 23.5 14.4 June 21.5 11.4 July 21.0 10.2 August 22.0 10.4 September 23.9 12.9 October 25.7 16.0 November 27.3 18.3 December 28.5 20.0 ANNUAL 25.4 16.1 Rainfall isohyets in the region are roughly parallel to the coastline with values decreasing gradually to the west. Detailed rainfall data for Tewantin, including rainfall and number of rain days per month, are presented in Table 2. Average annual rainfall for the area, as described from climatic averages for Tewantin, is approximately 1695mm (Bureau of Meteorology 1997). THE CONSULTANCY BUREAU 03-099 Bushfire Management Plan Commercial In Confidence Page 8
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