Mt Seabrook Talc weather

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About Mt Seabrook Talc

Mt Seabrook Talc is an operating industrial minerals mine in Western Australia, 135 km north-west of Meekatharra. The forecast above is for the mine itself, at -25.60, 117.72.

Meekatharra is the nearest town with 30-year climate averages. January is its hottest month, with an average high of 39°, and February its wettest, with 44 mm on average. Month-by-month climate for Meekatharra

Rain a year
247 mm
Days reaching 35°
108
Days reaching 40°
35
Heat-stress days
114
Heat-stress stop days
30

Regional guide: Goldfields and Murchison weather for site work

Averages for 1995–2024. Rain days have 1 mm or more. Heat-stress days are when the estimated wet bulb globe temperature (WBGT) at the day’s peak reaches 28°, the caution level Lumen Sites starts with (stop days reach 32°). It uses the Bureau of Meteorology’s simplified formula, which assumes moderate sun and light wind: how heat stress is estimated. Climate averages: SILO (Queensland Government, CC BY 4.0), interpolated from Bureau of Meteorology observations.

Lightning alerts for Mt Seabrook Talc

Map of Mt Seabrook Talc with Lumen Sites’ default lightning rings at 10 and 30 km, 0 towns and 2 other operating mines within about 90 km.Mt Seabrook TalcTownsOther operating minesStop, 10 kmWarning, 30 kmLumen Sites’ default distances, in a straight line; you set your own for each site.

Lumen Sites checks for lightning within 100 km of Mt Seabrook Talc every 5 minutes while storms are forecast or strikes are nearby. Strikes inside your warning and stop distances, 30 and 10 km by default, set the site to Caution or Stop until a 30-minute all-clear. It also forecasts heat stress (WBGT), gusts, rain and blasting conditions hour by hour against your own limits.

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Mines near Mt Seabrook Talc

Other operating mines within 100 km, measured in a straight line. Mine locations: MINEDEX © Government of Western Australia (DEMIRS) and Australian Operating Mines © Geoscience Australia, CC BY 4.0.