Interchange of Weather Reports Aids Queensland Coast
The Commonwealth Meteorologist explains a 1914 scheme linking major towns from Caledonia to Townsville to share weather and sea data. Coastal stations will post storm indicators every three hours, aiding early warnings and tracking tropical disturbances across the Queensland coast.
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