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Western Australia's spring weather was cool and wet, but Perth and the South West missed out on extra rainfall

Moisture-fuelled troughs in early September and October have helped deliver Western Australia's wettest spring in nearly 50 years, with cool temperatures dominating the state.

Figures from the Bureau of Meteorology show the average rainfall for the state was just over 90 millimetres for the season.

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