The Bureau of Meteorology has confirmed what everyone in the city was thinking this month - that it was much colder than usual for this time of year.

At Perth Airport, where records stretch back decades, overnight temperatures haven't been this cold in September since 1944.

And there was very little relief.

The mercury rose above 20C just four times this month, reaching a maximum of 23.1C on only one day.

Snow has been forecast for the Stirling Range National Park this weekend and frosts has devastated crops in parts of the Wheatbelt.

Farms around Bruce Rock and Hyden are among the hardest hit.
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