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WA’s Wild August Weather Shift | Adelaide News
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Western Australia’s winter finale was a wild ride—August flipped from scorching days to bone-chilling nights, with Perth swinging between 25°C and just 2.5°C. After a brutally dry July, rain finally arrived, dousing the normally arid Pilbara and Gascoyne—and then sweeping south to deliver much-needed moisture across the southwest and Goldfields. Snow flurries even dusted Bluff Knoll, while hail and stormy clouds added to the chaos. Perth got nearly 100mm of rain—a welcome boost after July’s drought—and farmers hailed the final downpours as “season-saving.” It was a month of extremes, where you might need a sweater one minute and sunglasses the next.
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