Long-term Historical Rainfall Data for Australia
d482001
Australian Bureau of Meteorology assembled this dataset of 191 Australian rainfall stations for the purpose of climate change monitoring and assessment. These stations were selected because they are believed to be the highest quality and most reliable long-term rainfall stations in Australia. The longest period of record is August 1840 to December 1990, but the actual periods vary by individual station. Each data record in the dataset contains at least a monthly precipitation total, and most records also have daily data as well.
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2014-10-16
WEATHER STATIONS > WEATHER STATIONS
FIXED OBSERVATION STATIONS > FIXED OBSERVATION STATIONS
GROUND STATIONS > GROUND STATIONS
METEOROLOGICAL STATIONS > METEOROLOGICAL STATIONS
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2025-09-19
EARTH SCIENCE > ATMOSPHERE > PRECIPITATION > PRECIPITATION AMOUNT
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2025-09-19
113
154
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2015-03-26
Continent > Australia/new Zealand > Australia
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2015-03-26
Continent > Australia/new Zealand > Tasmania
1840-08-01
1990-12-31
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1992-08-18
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