Perth experienced one of its hottest and driest Januarys in recent memory. Source: PerthNow
PERTH has recorded its driest January in three years and higher than average minimum temperatures.
The metropolitan area recorded 7.2mm of rainfall over five days this month, close to the long-term average of 9.7 mm.
The most rain was recorded on January 7, with 4.8mm, and it was the driest January since 2010, when no measurable rain fell.
According to the Bureau of Meteorology, this month was also had above average minimum temperatures.
Perth's average daily minimum in January 2013 was 19.3 °C, which was well above the long-term mean of 18°C.
The first two days of 2013 saw warm overnight conditions for most sites, with temperatures in the low-to-mid twenties, whilst consecutive warm to hot nights were experienced between January 6 and 9, and 13 and 16.
Perth Airport recorded its hottest January night in 69 years of record with a daily minimum temperature of 27.8 °C on January 15 - its previous high of 27.3 °C was set in 1989.
The highest minimum temperature in the metropolitan area went to Gosnells, which had a 29°C night this month.
The hottest day in Perth this month was recorded on January 8 at the Pearce RAAF Airbase, with 41.1°C.
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