Seasonal Climate Outlook August 2024
The current rainfall outlook for the South West Land Division (SWLD) from August to October indicates neutral chances of exceeding median rainfall, with an equal likelihood of below or above median rainfall. Near-normal maximum temperatures, and warmer than normal minimum temperatures are...
The inaugural Western Australian Craft Beer Strategy is a 10-year roadmap to grow the State’s craft beer sector. The industry-led strategy aims to boost production, with the ambitious goal of tripling either the volume or value of locally produced beer over ten years.
Seasonal Climate Outlook July 2024
The current rainfall outlook for the South West Land Division (SWLD) for the next three months, July to September, indicates mixed chances of exceeding median rainfall.
Warmer temperatures than usual are anticipated to persist.
Wine Industry News, vol. 151
Volume 151 features a summary of climatic data of the current growing season compared to the previous seasons across WA’s 9 wine regions, information on the mysterious Pinot Noir clone 'Droopy', available programs and grants, tribute to Dr John Gladstones AO and future events.
Seasonal Climate Outlook June 2024
The current rainfall outlook for the South West Land Division (SWLD) from winter (June to August) through to spring (September to November) indicates neutral chances of exceeding median rainfall, with an equal likelihood of below or above median rainfall. Warmer temperatures than usual are...
Seasonal Climate Outlook May 2024
The current model rainfall outlook for the South West Land Division (SWLD) from May to July, extending to August to October, indicates neutral chances of exceeding median rainfall, with an equal likelihood of below or above median rainfall. Warmer temperatures than usual are anticipated to...
Seasonal Climate Outlook April 2024
The South West Land Division (SWLD) has an equal chance of receiving neutral to below median rainfall for April to June 2024, according to the current model rainfall outlook.
Warmer temperatures than normal are expected to continue.