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Cooler Daily Forecast - Nov 6 - Wally's Weather Australia

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Four Day Forecast | QLD Region and City Round-Up

National Synoptic Situation

Synoptic Situation for

QLD:

Well, it seems like New Zealand has kindly extended a high over most of the state, creating a lovely ridge. This high will eventually drift east over the next couple of days, while a persistent ridge will be hanging out over northeast Queensland for a while. Watch out for a trough making its way into the southwest on Thursday, moving east across southern Queensland and weakening as it reaches the southeast on Friday. And just when you thought it was safe to go outside, a weak trough may decide to linger in the west over the weekend, deepening on Sunday and sticking around early next week. Keep an eye out for the southern portion of the trough possibly moving across the southeast early next week, maybe even lingering near the southeast coast. Stay safe out there, folks - storms and heatwaves are no joke!

NSW and ACT:

Hold onto your hats, folks! A big ol' high pressure ridge is sprawled over western and southern New South Wales today, with a pesky trough hanging out in the northeast until Wednesday. But wait, there's more! On Wednesday, brace yourselves for a strong cold front marching in from the southwest. It'll sweep across the state on Wednesday and Thursday, leaving a lingering trough in the northeast on Friday. So, stay safe out there and be prepared for some stormy weather and scorching heatwaves!

VIC:

Hold onto your hats, Victorians! A front and associated trough are making their way towards us from the west, while a high chills out over the Tasman Sea. This dynamic duo is set to bring some stormy weather to our fair State on Wednesday. But fear not, a high pressure ridge will swoop in on Thursday to give us a breather. Just when you thought it was safe to go outside, a cold front is expected to give the far south a little taste of winter on Friday. But don't worry, another ridge is on its way to save the day over the weekend. So, stay safe out there and remember to batten down the hatches during any storms or heatwaves that come our way. Education is key, folks!

SA:

Well, it seems like we're in for some fun with a weakening low pressure system and its trusty sidekick, the trough, making their way over to central and eastern areas. Hold on to your hats because a couple of cold fronts will be crashing the party in the southeast later this week, courtesy of the southwesterly flow around a high pressure ridge. And just when you thought it couldn't get any better, another trough of low pressure will be sauntering into the far west by Saturday. So, buckle up and stay safe out there because who knows what kind of storms or heatwaves these weather shenanigans might bring!

WA:

Watch out for some stormy weather in the eastern Pilbara and North Interior, courtesy of a trough that's decided to make an appearance. Meanwhile, in the western Pilbara, prepare for a gust of fresh southwesterly winds thanks to a ridge building down south. Stay safe out there and remember to hold onto your hats!

TAS:

Buckle up, Tasmania! Mother Nature is feeling a bit temperamental this week, with a high pressure centre causing warm northwesterly winds to sweep over the state. But don't get too comfortable, as a cold front is set to crash the party on Wednesday, bringing a shift to cooler westerly winds. And just when you thought it was safe to go outside, another cold front is lurking on the horizon for Friday morning, with a brief visit from yet another cold front on Saturday. It's like a stormy soap opera out there! So, make sure to stay safe and keep an eye on the weather forecast. You never know when Mother Nature might decide to throw a heatwave or storm your way. Stay cool, Tasmania!

NT:

Beware, dear residents of the Northern Territory, for the hot winds from the northeast to northwest are sweeping across our land. As the cloud band thickens in the south and a southeasterly change approaches, cooler temperatures will soon grace us. However, do not be fooled by the Top End's ridge, which is causing isolated showers and thunderstorms amidst the scorching daytime heat. Stay safe in the midst of these storms and heatwaves, for Nature's wrath knows no mercy.

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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, 6th November

Buckle up, outback explorers! The Channel Country District is in for an extreme weather rollercoaster, with high temperatures causing a stir inland. Keep an eye out for storms in the Gulf Country and Central Coast and Whitsundays Districts - it's a wild ride out there! Stay safe and hydrated, folks - Mother Nature isn't messing around.

Thursday, 7th November

Watch out for some surprise showers and thunderstorms in certain parts of Queensland today, so keep an eye out for those pesky storms playing hide and seek. Isolated showers might pop up in the North Tropical Coast and northern Cape York Peninsula, but elsewhere it's looking mostly sunny - just like your favorite weatherman predicted. But hold onto your hats, because those hot and gusty northwesterly winds are blowing in, creating some Extreme fire danger ratings in the Maranoa and Warrego District. So maybe hold off on that backyard barbecue for now. Temperatures are heating up, with some areas reaching well above average in the southeastern interior. It's so hot, it's like Mother Nature turned the thermostat up a few notches. Make sure to stay cool and hydrated to avoid becoming a literal hot mess. And speaking of hot, there's a severe heatwave warning in parts of southern, central, and northern Queensland. So maybe take a break from sunbathing and crank up the air conditioning instead. Stay safe out there, folks. And remember, when it rains, it pours - both in terms of weather and Dad jokes.

Friday, 8th November

Watch out for some isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms in the southeast, possibly severe - because who doesn't love a little drama in their weather forecast? If you're in western or southern Queensland, keep an eye out for some isolated showers and the chance of a thunderstorm. Up in central Queensland, to the south of Emerald, you might also see some isolated showers. Over in the North Tropical Coast and northern Cape York Peninsula, expect some scattered showers. Everywhere else, it's mostly sunny - just the way we like it. Now, don't get too comfortable with those sunny skies because we've got some maximum temperatures near average in the far southwest and over northern Cape York Peninsula, but above average everywhere else. In fact, we're looking at severe heatwave conditions in parts of southern, central, and northern Queensland. So, make sure to stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay safe out there. And if you happen to come across a thunderstorm, well, just remember - it's all part of the fun of living in this unpredictable land of weather wonders.

Saturday, 9th November

Expect some isolated showers in parts of Queensland today, with a chance of thunderstorms in certain areas. The heatwave is in full swing, so be sure to stay safe and hydrated. Remember, it's better to be cool than sorry!

Region Round-up - BOM

North Tropical Coast and Tablelands

Region Forecast: Get ready to bask in the glorious sun, with a slight chance of a shower creeping in near the coast - but don't hold your breath elsewhere. Grab your hats and sunscreen as the easterly winds blow at 15 to 25 km/h. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a mild 14 to 21 degrees, while daytime temperatures soar to a sweltering 29 to 35 degrees. Stay safe out there and remember to hydrate during this storm of heatwaves!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Cairns	⛅	21	32	Mostly sunny.
Atherton	⛅	15	29	Mostly sunny.
Cooktown	⛅	24	31	Partly cloudy.
Innisfail	⛅	20	30	Partly cloudy.
Mareeba	☀️	16	33	Sunny.

Herbert and Lower Burdekin

Region Forecast: Another typical day in paradise, folks! Expect some light winds in the morning, shifting to a northeasterly direction by midday, before calming down in the evening. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a balmy 16 to 21 degrees, while daytime temperatures will soar to a scorching 31 to 37 degrees. Remember to stay safe and hydrated out there, as storms and heatwaves may be on the horizon!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Townsville	⛅	22	32	Mostly sunny.
Ayr	☀️	19	32	Sunny.
Ingham	⛅	19	33	Mostly sunny.

Central Coast and Whitsundays

Region Forecast: Prepare yourself for some scorching temperatures folks! Light breezes will turn into northeasterly winds at a speed of 15 to 25 km/h. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a somewhat chilly 16 to 19 degrees, while daytime temperatures will soar to a sweltering 30 to 37 degrees. Stay safe out there and watch out for any unexpected storms or heatwaves!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Mackay	☀️	19	31	Sunny.
Bowen	☀️	21	31	Sunny.

Peninsula

Region Forecast: Ah, another day of potential sunshine interrupted by a sneaky shower up north. Keep an eye out for those rare raindrops, especially if you happen to be in the vicinity of Weipa. The rest of us can continue to bask in the near zero chance of rain, as per usual. Don't be fooled by the light easterly winds in the early hours of the morning - they'll pick up speed as the day progresses. So hold onto your hats, or umbrellas if you're feeling optimistic about that slight chance of a shower. As for temperatures, brace yourselves for the overnight lows of 18 to 25 degrees. It's a veritable rollercoaster of warmth and slightly less warmth. Daytime temperatures will peak at a scorching 33 to 40 degrees, so be sure to hydrate, seek shade, and maybe invest in a portable fan or ten. In conclusion, remember to stay safe in the face of potential storms or heatwaves. And always be prepared for the unpredictable nature of our dear old weather.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Weipa	⛅	24	38	Partly cloudy.
Coen	🌧	24	32	Possible shower.
Palmerville	☀️	18	39	Sunny.
Thursday Island	⛅	26	33	Partly cloudy.

Gulf Country

Region Forecast: Looks like we've got some delightful weather ahead, with a touch of whimsical winds dancing around at 15 to 25 km/h. Just when you think they're settling down for the evening, they switch directions and keep things interesting at 15 to 20 km/h. Overnight, temperatures will dip down to the low to mid 20s, giving us a chance to cozy up in our beds. But don't get too comfortable, because during the day temperatures are expected to soar to around 40 degrees. It's like Mother Nature decided to turn up the heat and throw us a little challenge. So, stay safe out there and remember to stay hydrated and seek shade when needed. And who knows, maybe a storm or heatwave will come along to shake things up even more. Just remember to keep an eye out and be prepared for whatever weather whims come our way.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Normanton	☀️	25	40	Sunny.
Burketown	☀️	23	37	Sunny.
Doomadgee	☀️	24	41	Sunny.
Kowanyama	☀️	24	38	Sunny.

Northern Goldfields and Upper Flinders

Region Forecast: Well, it seems we're in for a delightful day of sunshine and shifting winds, starting off from the east and gradually making their way to the north. Brace yourselves for a slight breeze picking up throughout the morning, reaching speeds of 20 to 30 km/h. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a relatively mild 17 to 23 degrees, but don't be fooled - daytime temperatures are set to soar to a scorching 37 to 43 degrees. With such extreme heat on the horizon, it's important to take precautions and stay safe. Keep hydrated, seek shade, and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun. And if you happen to see any storm clouds looming in the distance, it's best to take cover and wait for the weather to pass. Stay safe out there!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Charters Towers	☀️	17	37	Sunny.
Georgetown	☀️	19	41	Sunny.

Capricornia

Region Forecast: Get ready to bask in the scorching heat as light winds switch to a northerly direction. Temperatures will soar to a sweltering 37 degrees, so be sure to stay hydrated and seek shelter from the blazing sun. Overnight won't bring much relief, with temperatures dropping to a balmy 16 degrees. Keep cool and stay safe during this heatwave!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Gladstone	☀️	21	31	Sunny.
Rockhampton	☀️	19	35	Sunny.
Biloela	☀️	16	36	Sunny.
Yeppoon	☀️	21	29	Sunny.

Central Highlands and Coalfields

Region Forecast: Looks like another scorcher out there, folks! Keep an eye out for those sneaky showers around the Carnarvon Ranges - it's like playing hide and seek with rain. And watch out for those thunderstorms in the south, they're just looking for an excuse to crash the party. Make sure to stay hydrated and slap on that sunscreen, because we're in for some serious heat. Overnight temps will drop to a balmy 17-20 degrees, but daytime temps are set to soar into the mid to high 30s. It's like walking into an oven out there, so be sure to take care and stay safe in this stormy, sweltering weather.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Emerald	☀️	20	38	Sunny.
Clermont	☀️	19	39	Sunny.
Moranbah	☀️	17	38	Sunny.

Central West

Region Forecast: Well, well, well, looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit moody today. We've got a smidge of a chance for a thunderstorm in the southeast later on, so hold onto your hats - or they might just blow away in those 25 to 35 km/h winds coming from the north to northeast. And don't even think about getting too comfortable at night, with temperatures dropping to a balmy 20 to 26 degrees. Daytime is no picnic either, with highs reaching a scorching 40 degrees. So stay safe out there, folks, and maybe invest in some extra sunscreen and a sturdy umbrella. You never know when Mother Nature might decide to turn up the heat - or the storm.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Longreach	☀️	25	42	Sunny.
Barcaldine	☀️	25	41	Sunny.
Winton	☀️	24	43	Sunny.

North West

Region Forecast: Well, it seems like we're in for a bit of a rollercoaster with those winds changing direction faster than a politician's stance on a controversial issue. Overnight temperatures will drop to the low to mid 20s, so you might want to snuggle up with an ice pack or two. Daytime temperatures will soar to the low 40s, so you might want to invest in some SPF 1000 sunscreen and a portable air conditioning unit. Stay safe out there, folks, and try not to get blown away or fried to a crisp in this stormy heatwave.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Mount Isa	☀️	22	41	Sunny.

Channel Country

Region Forecast: Get ready to bask in some sweltering heat, with a side of potential stormy drama near the Northern Territory border. Other areas can expect near-zero chance of rain, but keep an eye out for those thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Winds will be picking up speed, so hold onto your hats! Overnight temperatures will provide little relief, dropping to the high 20s, while daytime temperatures soar into the low to mid 40s. Remember to stay safe and hydrated during this weather rollercoaster!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Birdsville	🌧	29	45	Possible late storm.
Thargomindah	⛅	27	44	Partly cloudy.

Maranoa and Warrego

Region Forecast: Looks like we've got a classic case of sunny in the morning, with a side of thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Winds will be playing a little game of twister, starting out from the north to northeasterly at a leisurely 15 to 20 km/h, then switching things up to north to northwesterly at a more brisk 25 to 40 km/h in the morning. By midday, they'll calm down to a more modest 20 to 30 km/h. Overnight, temperatures will be dropping to a balmy 19 to 26 degrees, while during the day, things will be heating up to the low to mid 40s. So, stay safe out there, folks, and make sure to stay hydrated and cool during this wild ride of a forecast!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Charleville	⛅	24	42	Partly cloudy.
Roma	⛅	20	41	Partly cloudy.
St George	⛅	20	41	Partly cloudy.
Cunnamulla	⛅	24	43	Partly cloudy.

Darling Downs and Granite Belt

Region Forecast: Looks like there might be a bit of a shower in the east later on, but don't hold your breath for rain anywhere else. Keep an eye out for those thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening - they can be quite the spectacle. Winds will be playing a game of musical chairs, so be prepared for a bit of a breeze. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a mild 17-21 degrees, but during the day, we're looking at a toasty 35-41 degrees. Stay safe out there and make sure to stay hydrated in this heatwave!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Dalby	⛅	18	37	Partly cloudy.
Goondiwindi	⛅	20	40	Partly cloudy.
Toowoomba	⛅	18	33	Partly cloudy.
Warwick	⛅	16	35	Partly cloudy.
Stanthorpe	⛅	15	33	Partly cloudy.

Wide Bay and Burnett

Region Forecast: Expect a touch of rain down south, but don't hold your breath for anywhere else. The south might get a little electric in the afternoon and evening with some thunderstorms popping up. Winds will be light in the morning, picking up to 15-25 km/h from the north, then calming down again at night. Keep cool overnight with temperatures dropping to 16-19 degrees, and brace yourself for a scorching 32-37 degrees during the day. Stay safe out there, folks!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Bundaberg	☀️	19	31	Sunny.
Gympie	☀️	19	35	Sunny.
Hervey Bay	⛅	22	29	Mostly sunny.
Kingaroy	⛅	16	34	Partly cloudy.
Maryborough	☀️	19	32	Sunny.
Gayndah	☀️	18	37	Sunny.

Southeast Coast

Region Forecast: Prepare for a day of sunshine with a sprinkle of rain possible in the Lockyer Valley later on. The rest of the region can expect dry conditions, but don't rule out a thunderstorm popping up inland during the day. Winds will be light, shifting from the north to northeasterly before calming down in the evening. Temperatures will range from 17 to 20 overnight and a scorching 30 to 36 during the day. Stay cool and safe in the heat and keep an eye out for any stormy surprises!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Beaudesert	⛅	18	33	Partly cloudy.
Brisbane	☀️	21	31	Sunny.
Gatton	⛅	18	37	Partly cloudy.
Ipswich	⛅	18	35	Partly cloudy.
Logan Central	☀️	19	31	Sunny.
Maroochydore	☀️	19	31	Sunny.
Redcliffe	☀️	21	29	Sunny.
Surfers Paradise	☀️	19	30	Sunny.

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