An example of an archived seasonal forecast.

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SUMMER TEMPERATURE FORECAST 

La Nina sees big wet ForecastCompared to a typical summer, experts predict:

Cooler temperatures, in comparison to maximum average temperatures. More rain is expected to fall. In turn, more Low Pressure Systems are expected over the east coast.

La Niña is commonly associated with unusually high levels of rainfall over eastern areas of Australia. The rain is a non-issue, although Deep Lows (e.g. pressures below 976 hectopascals) tend to create extreme cooling. These may disturb existing tropo ducts that have formed. 
Tropo Outlook: neutral

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The forecasts below were issued on the 25th of October by the Bureau of Meteorology. These are only forecasts, of course, and subject to the Disclaimer. 


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Probability of exceeding the average maxima for Nov 2010 to Jan 2011
The average maximum temperature for the South East coast of QLD has a 20-25% percentage chance of exceeding the average maximum temperatures.

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Probability of exceeding the average minima for Nov 2010 to Jan 2011
The average minimum temperature for the South East coast of Queensland has a 50-55% percentage chance of exceeding the average minimum temperatures.  

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