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Start of spring in Australia brings stark divides between east and west
Australia’s first month of spring brought a strong east-west divide in solar irradiance and precipitation, while temperatures were above average across most of the country, according to analysis using the Solcast API .
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Australia’s first month of spring showed a pronounced east‑west split in solar conditions, with analysis of Solcast data indicating above‑average irradiance and unusually dry weather across eastern states, while western mining regions faced irradiance deficits due to cloudier, wetter systems. September irradiance in the east averaged 5 % above normal, with inland utility‑scale sites seeing roughly 10 % gains, whereas coastal areas stayed near average. Tasmania recorded near‑record levels, about 10 % above normal, as rainfall deficits of over 30 mm hit much of New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania.
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