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Cooler Daily Forecast - Nov 13 - Wally's Weather Australia

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Four Day Forecast | QLD Region and City Round-Up

National Synoptic Situation

Synoptic Situation for

QLD:

Hold on to your hats, folks! A feeble ridge is hanging out on the east coast for a bit, but watch out - it's getting stronger as the days go by, like a toddler learning to walk. Meanwhile, a trough is stretching from northwestern Queensland to the southern interior, just chilling there for a while. A scattered cloud band is loitering over southern and central Queensland, but don't worry, it will eventually shuffle off to the east and fizzle out. Keep an eye out for that inland trough though, it's sneaking its way northeast. Oh, and don't forget about that low lurking in the Tasman Sea, it's planning on making a grand entrance and heading southeast soon. The southern part of the trough will saunter over to the southeast coast on Thursday, but it'll lose its mojo by Friday as it heads north. The inland trough is also getting in on the action, drifting west and bringing some much-needed rain to the interior. Just be prepared for it to swing back east next week, like a boomerang coming back for more. So, stay safe out there, folks! Keep an eye out for any storms or heatwaves headed your way and make sure you're prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws at you.

NSW and ACT:

Watch out, folks! We've got a trough causing chaos in inland New South Wales today, with another sneaky trough lurking off the northeast coast. This inland troublemaker will be making its way northeast by Wednesday evening, only to swing back to the western inland by Thursday. And just when you thought it couldn't get any more exciting, a cold front will be making its way down south on Thursday, bringing along a southerly change up the coast. But fear not, for a high pressure system will be extending a ridge across eastern districts by Friday, giving us a well-deserved break from the stormy shenanigans. However, don't get too comfortable, as the next cold front is gearing up to sweep across the state on Sunday and into early next week. So, stay safe out there, folks, and keep an eye out for any stormy surprises heading your way!

VIC:

Watch out for some stormy weather ahead as a low pressure trough decides to make itself at home over NSW and Victoria. This trough is expected to move east and leave the State by Wednesday, allowing a ridge to take its place in southern Victoria. But don't get too comfortable, because a high pressure system lurking south of the Bight is making its way towards Tasmania on Thursday, before venturing over the southern Tasman Sea on Friday accompanied by a cold front and trough crossing the Bight. Brace yourself for more action on Saturday afternoon and evening as the trough makes its grand entrance back into the State. Stay safe and be prepared for whatever weather shenanigans come your way!

SA:

Prepare yourselves, dear residents of South Australia, for a delightful mix of low pressure and high pressure systems dancing their way through the state. As the trough of low pressure makes its grand exit to the northeast, a high pressure system from Perth will extend its reach towards us. And let's not forget about the weak front tagging along on the southeastern flank, ready to make an appearance early Wednesday. But fear not, for the high pressure system will come to our rescue, positioning itself south of the Bight by late Wednesday and slowly making its way east towards Tasmania by Friday. So, as these weather systems play their games, remember to stay safe and snug indoors, away from any potential storms or heatwaves that may come our way. Let's weather this storm together, folks!

WA:

Looks like Mother Nature is throwing a bit of a tantrum in the Kimberley and Pilbara regions. A trough is causing some stormy weather, so be sure to batten down the hatches and stay safe. The western edge of the trough will be heading east soon, with some fresh southwesterly winds in tow. So, keep an eye out for any heatwaves or storms coming your way and make sure you're prepared for whatever the weather throws at you. Stay safe out there!

TAS:

Get ready for a rollercoaster of weather in Tasmania this week! From an approaching cold front to a lingering trough, followed by a high over the Bight making its way towards us, things are going to be heating up and cooling down faster than you can say "hot potato". And just when you think you've caught your breath, a northerly stream will blow in ahead of yet another cold front on Saturday. So, make sure to stay safe and keep an eye out for any stormy weather or intense heatwaves headed our way. Mother Nature is not messing around this week, folks!

NT:

Watch out folks, Mother Nature is up to her usual tricks in the NT today. We've got a mix of scattered thunderstorms in the southwest, possibly severe, so best to keep an eye out for those. And let's not forget about that pesky trough hanging out in the Barkly - it's causing some trouble too. But wait, there's more! A ridge is coming in from the south, bringing with it some dry winds and elevated fire danger in the Simpson and Barkly Districts. So if you're planning on starting any campfires this week, maybe think twice about it. And up in the Top End, we've got some serious heatwave conditions going on. The sun is shining bright, but those temperatures are soaring. Stay hydrated and find some shade, because it's going to be a scorcher. Oh, and don't forget about those isolated showers and thunderstorms creeping their way into the western Top End. That trough in the Barkly is making its move, so keep an umbrella handy just in case. Stay safe out there, folks. Mother Nature doesn't mess around when she's in a mood.

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Four Day Forecasts

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Temperature and Rainfall Forecast - Access-G

Access G data may differ from Access R, they use different calculations, G is a Global Model, R is a Regional model.

Wednesday, 13th November

Hold onto your hats, my friends, as the temperatures are set to soar in the Northern Goldfields, Upper Flinders, Central Highlands, Coalfields, Central West, North West, Channel Country, Maranoa and Warrego, and Darling Downs and Granite Belt districts. It's going to be hotter than a cat on a tin roof out there, so be sure to stay safe and hydrated. And keep an eye out for any stormy weather brewing on the horizon. Stay cool, stay safe, and remember, it's better to be safe than sorry!

Thursday, 14th November

Hope you've got your sunscreen handy, because it's gonna be a scorcher out there in Queensland today! Western and interior areas might escape the worst of it, but watch out for those isolated thunderstorms creeping up on you. And if you're near the east coast, be prepared for some potentially severe weather - it's no joke! Don't let the heatwave catch you off guard, especially in the northwest and northern interior. Stay safe out there, folks, and remember to keep hydrated and seek shelter if those storms start rolling in. Let's all weather this wild ride with caution and a healthy dose of sunscreen!

Friday, 15th November

Get ready to sweat it out as the scorching heatwave continues to make its presence known in the northwest and northern interior regions. Meanwhile, brace yourself for some stormy weather as isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected in various areas. Keep an eye out for possible severe thunderstorms in central Queensland, as Mother Nature seems to be in a particularly feisty mood. Remember to stay safe and hydrated during these extreme weather conditions.

Saturday, 16th November

Looks like Mother Nature is playing a little game of hide and seek with the sun today. Showers and thunderstorms will be scattered around like lost socks in a laundry room, so keep an eye out for those pesky rain clouds. If you're out west of Longreach or south of Julia Creek, you might want to pack some sunscreen and a hat because it's going to be mostly sunny. But if you find yourself in the path of a thunderstorm, be sure to stay safe and seek shelter. And for those in central and southeast Queensland, temperatures will be near or slightly below average. But watch out for the severe heatwave conditions in the eastern Gulf and western Peninsula districts - it's going to be hotter than a jalapeno in a salsa contest out there. So folks, stay safe, stay hydrated, and don't let Mother Nature catch you off guard.

Region Round-up - BOM

North Tropical Coast and Tablelands

Region Forecast: Well, well, well, looks like we've got some easterly winds blowing at a moderate 15 to 25 km/h, but don't worry, they'll calm down by the late evening. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a mild 17 to 22 degrees, so you might want to grab an extra blanket. Daytime temperatures are set to soar between 31 to 38 degrees, so be sure to stay cool and hydrated. Remember, it's always best to stay safe during these stormy heatwaves.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Cairns	⛅	22	33	Mostly sunny.
Atherton	☀️	17	32	Sunny.
Cooktown	⛅	25	32	Mostly sunny.
Innisfail	⛅	21	31	Mostly sunny.
Mareeba	⛅	19	34	Mostly sunny.

Herbert and Lower Burdekin

Region Forecast: Prepare for a day of sunshine and mild breezes, gradually increasing to a gentle northeasterly wind by morning. Temperatures will drop to a comfortable 19-23°C overnight, but be prepared for a scorching 31-39°C during the day. Stay safe in the heat and keep an eye out for any unexpected storms that may arise.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Townsville	⛅	25	32	Partly cloudy.
Ayr	⛅	21	32	Mostly sunny.
Ingham	⛅	21	35	Mostly sunny.

Central Coast and Whitsundays

Region Forecast: Well, it seems like Mother Nature is feeling a bit indecisive today. There's a slight chance of a shower in the south, but don't hold your breath for any rain elsewhere. The winds will be playing a game of musical chairs, starting off from the north to northeasterly direction before deciding to become light and then changing their minds again to become north to northeasterly at 15 to 25 km/h in the morning. Overnight temperatures will be around 20 degrees, so make sure to snuggle up in bed with your trusty fan or air conditioning. Daytime temperatures will be scorching, reaching a balmy 31 to 37 degrees. So, if you're planning on going outside, remember to stay hydrated and slap on that sunscreen like your life depends on it. And remember, if a storm suddenly decides to crash the party or a heatwave hits with full force, stay safe and seek shelter. Mother Nature may be a little unpredictable, but that doesn't mean you can't be prepared.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Mackay	⛅	21	32	Mostly sunny.
Bowen	⛅	23	31	Mostly sunny.

Peninsula

Region Forecast: Get ready to bask in the sunshine, with a hint of a shower up north near Weipa - but don't hold your breath. Winds will be blowing from the east at a gentle 15 to 20 km/h, before deciding to mix things up by becoming light in the morning and then shifting to the east to northeasterly at 15 to 25 km/h. As the night falls, temperatures will drop to the low to mid 20s, giving you a chance to break out those light blankets. But don't get too comfortable, because daytime temperatures will be soaring to a scorching 34 to 41 degrees. Mother Nature is really turning up the heat! While it may seem like clear skies and sunshine, always be prepared for unexpected storms or heatwaves. Stay safe out there, folks!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Weipa	⛅	24	39	Partly cloudy.
Coen	⛅	24	33	Partly cloudy.
Palmerville	☀️	20	41	Sunny.
Thursday Island	🌧	27	33	Possible shower.

Gulf Country

Region Forecast: Well, it seems like we might have a little dance with some thunderstorms today, so grab your umbrellas and lightning rods! With winds changing direction like a fickle lover, you never know which way they'll blow next. Overnight, temperatures will drop to the mid to high 20s, giving us a chance to cool down before the scorching 40-degree heatwave hits us tomorrow. Remember to stay safe and hydrated in this wild weather!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Normanton	⛅	27	37	Partly cloudy.
Burketown	🌧	26	37	Possible storm.
Doomadgee	🌧	27	39	Possible storm.
Kowanyama	⛅	25	39	Mostly sunny.

Northern Goldfields and Upper Flinders

Region Forecast: Looks like we've got a mix of clouds and a possible shower in the Gregory Ranges today. Don't get too excited though, as the chance of rain everywhere else is pretty much zilch. Watch out for thunderstorms popping up later in the day, just to keep things interesting. Winds will be all over the place, starting off from the northwest and then doing a little dance to the southwesterly before settling back to the northeast. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a balmy 19-27 degrees, but be prepared for a scorching 40 degrees during the day. Remember to stay safe out there, especially if you're caught in a storm or a heatwave. Keep hydrated, find some shade, and don't underestimate the power of the weather. It may not always be predictable, but it's definitely worth respecting.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Charters Towers	⛅	20	39	Mostly sunny.
Georgetown	⛅	23	40	Mostly sunny.

Capricornia

Region Forecast: Prepare yourself for a day of sun and showers, with a dash of thunderstorm excitement in the south. Don't be fooled by the light northerly winds, as they may pick up to a brisk 20 to 30 km/h in the morning. Overnight temperatures will cool down to a comfortable 18 to 22 degrees, but be prepared for a scorching 32 to 37 degrees during the day. Remember to stay safe in the event of storms or heatwaves!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Gladstone	🌧	23	33	Late shower or two.
Rockhampton	🌧	22	37	Possible late shower.
Biloela	🌧	18	37	Showers. Possible late storm.
Yeppoon	⛅	23	31	Mostly sunny.

Central Highlands and Coalfields

Region Forecast: Prepare yourself for a rollercoaster of weather today! There's a high chance of showers in the south and a slight chance elsewhere. Don't be surprised if a thunderstorm rolls in, possibly even a severe one. The winds will be playing games, starting off strong but then becoming light by the late evening. Overnight temperatures will drop to a balmy 19-22 degrees, while daytime temperatures will soar to a scorching 33-40 degrees. Stay safe out there and don't get caught in any stormy shenanigans!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Emerald	🌧	22	39	Showers. Possible late storm.
Clermont	⛅	22	39	Mostly sunny.
Moranbah	⛅	20	39	Mostly sunny.

Central West

Region Forecast: Hold onto your hats, folks! We've got a mixed bag of weather coming our way. Expect a sprinkle or two in the southeast, but elsewhere, it's looking drier than a desert. Keep an eye out for thunderstorms creeping in from the late morning - they're the guests that never RSVP. Winds will be doing the hokey pokey, starting from the northwest and ending up in the southwesterly corner by evening. With overnight temperatures dropping to the low to mid 20s, it's going to be a hot one, with daytime temperatures soaring to a scorching 38 to 43 degrees. Remember, folks, stay safe out there in the stormy heatwave - it's a wild ride!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Longreach	⛅	25	42	Partly cloudy.
Barcaldine	🌧	26	40	Possible storm.
Winton	⛅	25	43	Partly cloudy.

North West

Region Forecast: Well, well, well, it seems like we've got a classic case of "mostly sunny with a side of slight chance of a shower" on our hands. But hold onto your hats, because there's also a slight chance of a thunderstorm thrown into the mix - just to keep things interesting. Now, when it comes to those winds, we're looking at a northwest to southwesterly situation at a casual 15 to 20 km/h. But don't get too comfortable, because they'll be light before dawn and then switch things up to a south to southeasterly 25 to 35 km/h in the early morning. It's like a weather rollercoaster out there! As for temperatures, well, let's just say things are heating up. Overnight temperatures are falling to the mid to high 20s, while daytime temperatures are reaching the low 40s. That's right, folks, we're talking sweat-inducing, heatwave territory. So, in conclusion, stay safe out there, folks. Keep an eye out for those showers, thunderstorms, and scorching temperatures. And remember, when Mother Nature decides to throw a curveball your way, it's always best to be prepared. Stay cool, stay safe, and may the weather odds be ever in your favor.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Mount Isa	⛅	23	41	Partly cloudy.

Channel Country

Region Forecast: Well, brace yourselves for a balmy day ahead, with a touch of a breeze to keep things interesting. The thermometer will be soaring into the mid to high 30s, so don't forget to keep hydrated and slap on that sunscreen. And watch out for those south to southwesterly winds gusting at 25 to 35 km/h – you might want to hold onto your hats! Overnight, things will cool down to the low to mid 20s, allowing for some relief from the scorching heat. Stay safe out there, folks, and be prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws our way.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Birdsville	⛅	24	36	Mostly sunny.
Thargomindah	☀️	23	37	Sunny.

Maranoa and Warrego

Region Forecast: There's a bit of cloud cover today, with showers likely in the east and a slight chance elsewhere. Be prepared for a thunderstorm later on, potentially a doozy. Winds will be all over the place, starting from the northwest to northeasterly, then switching to northwest to southwesterly before settling down to south to southwesterly. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a balmy 19-23 degrees, while daytime temperatures will soar to a scorching 33-38 degrees. Remember, it's important to stay safe during storms and heatwaves. So don't forget your sunscreen and umbrella!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Charleville	🌧	23	37	Shower or two. Possible storm.
Roma	🌧	20	34	Showers. Storm.
St George	🌧	21	33	Shower or two. Storm.
Cunnamulla	⛅	23	38	Cloud clearing.

Darling Downs and Granite Belt

Region Forecast: Bring out your umbrellas and hail-proof helmets, because we've got a high chance of showers and thunderstorms coming our way. And not just any thunderstorm - we're talking potentially severe with large hail, heavy falls, and damaging winds. So make sure to secure your belongings and batten down the hatches. Winds will be playing a little game of musical chairs, starting off northerly before switching to northwesterly and eventually becoming light by the evening. Overnight temperatures will dip down to the high teens to low twenties, while daytime temperatures will be soaring into the low to mid 30s. Stay safe out there, folks. And remember, it's better to be safe than sorry when it comes to Mother Nature's mood swings.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Dalby	🌧	18	32	Showers. Possible storm.
Goondiwindi	🌧	19	32	Showers. Storm.
Toowoomba	🌧	19	29	Showers increasing. Storm.
Warwick	🌧	17	31	Showers. Storm.
Stanthorpe	🌧	16	28	Showers. Storm.

Wide Bay and Burnett

Region Forecast: Looks like we've got a bit of a mixed bag on the weather front today, with a high chance of showers in the afternoon and evening. There's also a chance of a thunderstorm lurking around from late morning, so be sure to keep an eye out for any lightning strikes. Don't let the light winds fool you - they'll be picking up to a north to northwesterly breeze of 15 to 25 km/h in the morning, before calming down in the evening. Overnight temperatures will drop to a mild 18 to 21 degrees, but don't be fooled by the cooler night - daytime temperatures are set to soar to a scorching 31 to 36 degrees. So, if you find yourself caught in a storm or sweating it out in a heatwave, remember to stay safe and take precautions to protect yourself from the elements. Stay cool, stay dry, and most importantly, stay safe out there!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Bundaberg	🌧	22	33	Late shower or two.
Gympie	🌧	21	34	Showers. Possible storm.
Hervey Bay	🌧	23	30	Late shower or two.
Kingaroy	🌧	18	31	Showers. Possible storm.
Maryborough	🌧	21	33	Late showers.
Gayndah	🌧	21	36	Showers. Possible storm.

Southeast Coast

Region Forecast: Batten down the hatches, folks! There's a high chance of showers on the horizon, with a side of thunderstorms thrown in for good measure. If you're lucky, you might even get some large hail and damaging winds to spice things up. The winds will be light at first, but don't be fooled - they'll pick up speed as the day goes on. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a balmy 18-21 degrees, while daytime highs will reach a toasty 28-33 degrees. Stay safe out there and don't forget your umbrella - you'll need it!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Beaudesert	🌧	20	31	Showers increasing. Storm.
Brisbane	🌧	22	30	Showers developing. Storm.
Gatton	🌧	20	33	Showers increasing. Storm.
Ipswich	🌧	21	32	Showers increasing. Storm.
Logan Central	🌧	20	31	Showers developing. Storm.
Maroochydore	🌧	20	31	Showers increasing. Storm.
Redcliffe	🌧	23	29	Showers increasing. Storm.
Surfers Paradise	🌧	20	28	Showers increasing. Storm.

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