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Four Day Forecast | QLD Region and City Round-Up

National Synoptic Situation

Synoptic Situation for

QLD:

Hold onto your hats, Queenslanders! A ridge is dominating the state and showing no signs of budging from the northeast anytime soon. As if that wasn't enough excitement, a trough is making its way through the southwest and heading east across the southern part of the state. It's expected to weaken by the time it reaches the southeast on Friday, but hey, a weak trough near the coast is always a good time, right? But wait, there's more! Another trough is hanging out in the west and planning to stick around for a while. And just when you thought things couldn't get any better, deeper moisture is on its way to the southeast, which means more rainfall is in store for Monday. So, in the midst of all this weather shenanigans, remember to stay safe out there, folks. Whether you're dodging storms or heatwaves, make sure to take the necessary precautions and keep an eye on those weather updates. Mother Nature may be unpredictable, but your safety should always be a top priority.

NSW and ACT:

Hold onto your hats, folks! A trough and its cold front are making their way across New South Wales today, causing some stormy weather in the southwest. Meanwhile, a lingering trough in the northeast is keeping things interesting. As Thursday rolls around, brace yourself for a gusty southerly change as the cold front reaches the northeast. But don't let your guard down just yet - a trough will stick around in the far northeast. As we head into the weekend, a high pressure system is expected to swoop in and hang out for a bit. Stay safe out there and watch out for those stormy surprises!

VIC:

Well, it seems like Victoria is in for a rollercoaster of weather events this week. From low pressure troughs to high pressure ridges, it's like Mother Nature can't make up her mind. And let's not forget about those pesky cold fronts trying to sneak in on Friday. With all these weather systems converging, it's important to stay safe and be prepared for whatever comes our way. Whether it's storms or heatwaves, make sure to keep an eye on the forecast and take necessary precautions. Remember, it's better to be safe than sorry when it comes to unpredictable weather patterns. So stay cool, stay dry, and most importantly, stay safe out there, Victoria!

SA:

Well, it seems we've got a little trough hanging out up in the far north of the state, but don't worry, it's making its way out to the northeast by Thursday afternoon. Meanwhile, a fancy ridge is coming in from the west to take its place. Keep an eye out for a couple of cold fronts sneaking their way through the southeast later this week, thanks to the southwesterly flow around that high pressure ridge. And just when you thought it couldn't get any more exciting, another trough of low pressure is set to roll into the far west by Saturday. Remember, folks, storms and heatwaves can be a bit unpredictable, so it's always best to stay safe and prepared. So, keep an eye on the weather updates and make sure you're ready for whatever Mother Nature decides to throw our way.

WA:

Well, it seems like Mother Nature is feeling a bit moody with a trough extending from the eastern Pilbara into the North Interior. And let's not forget the ridge building to the south, bringing those fresh southwesterly winds to the western Pilbara. With all this weather shenanigans going on, it's important to stay safe and prepared for any storms or heatwaves that may come our way. So buckle up, folks, and let's ride out this weather rollercoaster together!

TAS:

It appears Tasmania will be playing host to a series of weather guests in the coming days. First up, we have a cold front strutting in from the west this afternoon, followed by a ridge sauntering in on Thursday morning. Then, a northwesterly airstream will be breezing through on Friday, just in time for a cold front to crash the party on Friday morning. This will be followed by a cool and gusty westerly airstream, which will hopefully have the decency to calm down by Saturday as a high pressure ridge decides to grace us with its presence from the north, making an appearance on Sunday. With all these weather shenanigans going on, it's important to stay safe and prepared. So, buckle up and hold on tight, because it looks like we're in for a wild ride of storms and heatwaves. Stay safe out there, folks!

NT:

Buckle up, folks! It's another scorcher in the Top End, where heatwave conditions persist like a stubborn rash. Showers and thunderstorms are playing hard to get, so don't count on them to cool you down. Down south, a thick cloud band is looming, ready to unleash its watery wrath in the form of showers and thunderstorms. Stay safe out there, and remember to hydrate like your life depends on it - because it just might.

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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.

Thursday, 7th November

Hold onto your hats, folks! The Maranoa and Warrego District is in for some locally extreme weather, while the rest of the state is facing high temperatures. It's hotter than a jalapeño in a heatwave out there! Remember to stay safe and hydrated in these stormy conditions.

Friday, 8th November

Watch out for some scattered showers and thunderstorms in the southeast, with a chance of some severe thunderstorms causing a bit of a ruckus. Keep an eye out for isolated showers and thunderstorms in western and southern Queensland, as well as in central Queensland below Emerald. Up north, expect some isolated to scattered showers over the North Tropical Coast and up in northern Cape York Peninsula. The rest of the state will mostly be sunny, with temperatures reaching near average in the far southwest and northern Cape York Peninsula, but soaring well above average southeast of Longreach. Oh, and don't forget about the severe heatwave conditions in parts of southern, central, and northern Queensland. Stay safe out there, folks!

Saturday, 9th November

Prepare yourselves for a day of mostly sunny skies in the northeast interior and the southern interior near the NSW border. Keep an eye out for isolated showers and thunderstorms lingering around, with showers possibly becoming more scattered at times in the southeast. In the North Tropical Coast and northern Cape York Peninsula, expect isolated to scattered showers to make an appearance. As temperatures reach near average levels over northern Cape York Peninsula and above average elsewhere, it's worth noting that things could get well above average southeast of Longreach. Severe heatwave conditions are set to hit parts of southern, central, and northern Queensland, so it's important to stay safe and hydrated during this time. Remember, it's better to be safe than sorry when dealing with storms and heatwaves!

Sunday, 10th November

Prepare yourself for a day of sunshine in the northeast interior, with a side of isolated showers and the potential for a thunderstorm in other areas. Don't be surprised if you find yourself caught in a rain shower over the North Tropical Coast or northern Cape York Peninsula. Temperatures will be hovering around average in the far southwest and northern Cape York Peninsula, but expect things to heat up elsewhere. Be warned, severe heatwave conditions are looming in parts of northern and central Queensland. Stay safe and hydrated as you navigate through the stormy showers and scorching heat. Remember, it's all fun and games until someone gets sunburnt!

Region Round-up - BOM

North Tropical Coast and Tablelands

Region Forecast: Looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit feisty today, with some sunny skies and easterly winds blowing at a brisk 15 to 25 km/h. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a relatively mild 15 to 21 degrees, but don't let that fool you - daytime temperatures are set to soar to a scorching 29 to 36 degrees. So, if you find yourself caught in the middle of this storm of heatwaves, remember to stay safe and hydrated. And maybe invest in some extra sunscreen while you're at it.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Cairns	☀️	21	32	Sunny.
Atherton	☀️	15	30	Sunny.
Cooktown	⛅	24	32	Mostly sunny.
Innisfail	⛅	20	30	Mostly sunny.
Mareeba	☀️	17	33	Sunny.

Herbert and Lower Burdekin

Region Forecast: Looks like we're in for some scorching heat today, folks! Expect light winds in the morning, followed by a northeasterly breeze that could rival a mini cyclone by midday. Don't be fooled by the calm evening - it's just the calm before the storm (or heatwave, in this case). Overnight temperatures will give you a taste of what it's like to sleep in a sauna, dropping to a balmy 17 to 21 degrees. Daytime temperatures will have you feeling like you're walking on the surface of the sun, reaching a blistering 31 to 37 degrees. Stay safe out there, and don't forget to hydrate!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Townsville	☀️	23	32	Sunny.
Ayr	⛅	20	32	Mostly sunny.
Ingham	⛅	19	33	Mostly sunny.

Central Coast and Whitsundays

Region Forecast: Well, brace yourselves for some scorching temperatures today, folks! It seems like Mother Nature is turning up the heat with light winds becoming northeasterly at 15 to 25 km/h in the morning. Overnight, things will cool down slightly with temperatures dropping to a balmy 17 to 20 degrees. Daytime temperatures are set to soar between 31 to 37 degrees, so make sure to stay hydrated and seek shade when the sun is at its fiercest. Keep safe and cool during these sizzling conditions!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Mackay	☀️	20	31	Sunny.
Bowen	☀️	21	31	Sunny.

Peninsula

Region Forecast: Get ready to sweat it out folks, as the sun is shining bright with just a tiny chance of a shower near the east coast - but don't hold your breath elsewhere. Winds will be blowing in from the east at a leisurely 15 to 20 km/h, taking a nap before dawn and then picking up to 15 to 25 km/h in the morning. Overnight temperatures will be dropping to a balmy 19 to 23 degrees, while daytime temperatures will be soaring to a scorching 34 to 40 degrees. Remember to stay safe in the heat and keep hydrated, unless you want to feel like you've been caught in a storm without an umbrella!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Weipa	⛅	22	38	Mostly sunny.
Coen	⛅	23	33	Mostly sunny.
Palmerville	☀️	18	39	Sunny.
Thursday Island	⛅	26	32	Mostly sunny.

Gulf Country

Region Forecast: Well, brace yourselves for some potentially scorching temperatures today. The wind will be playing a bit of a guessing game, starting from the north to northeasterly direction before deciding to switch things up and head east to northeasterly. By the late evening, it might even throw a curveball and go northwest to northeasterly. Overnight, temperatures will cool down to the low to mid 20s, but during the day, it's looking like a toasty 40 degrees. So, remember to stay hydrated, find some shade, and avoid any spontaneous barbecues on the pavement. Stay safe out there!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Normanton	☀️	25	39	Sunny.
Burketown	☀️	23	36	Sunny.
Doomadgee	☀️	25	41	Sunny.
Kowanyama	☀️	23	38	Sunny.

Northern Goldfields and Upper Flinders

Region Forecast: Well, get ready to sweat it out as the sun shines brightly today. Winds will be blowing from the north to northeasterly direction at 20 to 30 km/h, then shifting to east to northeasterly at 15 to 25 km/h later in the day. Overnight temperatures will drop to a balmy 17 to 25 degrees, while daytime temperatures will soar to a scorching 37 to 43 degrees. So, stay safe out there and make sure to keep cool during this heatwave.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Charters Towers	☀️	17	37	Sunny.
Georgetown	☀️	21	41	Sunny.

Capricornia

Region Forecast: Looks like we're in for a scorcher today, with the sun shining and light winds turning into a breezy northerly direction. Overnight, it'll cool down to a balmy 16-20 degrees, but during the day, get ready for temperatures to soar between 32-38 degrees. Remember, when the heatwave hits, it's important to stay safe and hydrated. Keep cool, folks, and watch out for any storms that might be brewing in the horizon. Mother Nature can be unpredictable, so always be prepared for whatever she throws your way!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Gladstone	☀️	21	32	Sunny.
Rockhampton	☀️	19	36	Sunny.
Biloela	☀️	17	37	Sunny.
Yeppoon	☀️	21	31	Sunny.

Central Highlands and Coalfields

Region Forecast: Well, well, well, looks like we're in for a classic summer day today. A little sunshine in the morning, maybe even enough to blind you if you forget your sunglasses. But don't get too comfortable, as there's a chance of a thunderstorm lurking down south in the afternoon and evening. Now, brace yourselves for some windy conditions, starting off with a gentle north to northeasterly breeze at 15 to 20 km/h. It might even calm down completely before dawn, just to keep you on your toes. But don't get too relaxed, because those winds will pick up again early in the morning, reaching speeds of 15 to 25 km/h. As for temperatures, overnight you can expect a cool 18 to 21 degrees, perfect for snuggling up in bed with a fan or air conditioning. But come daytime, those temperatures will soar to the high 30s, turning your humble abode into a sauna faster than you can say "heatwave". So, as always, stay safe out there, folks. Keep an eye on the skies for any incoming storms and make sure to stay hydrated in this scorching heat. Mother nature may be unpredictable, but your safety should always be a top priority.

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

Central West

Region Forecast: Bask in the sun this morning, but beware of thunderstorms looming near Longreach later on. Winds will be all over the place, starting from the northwest to the northeasterly, then shifting to the northwest to southwesterly, and finally settling on the southeast to southwesterly. Temperatures will be hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk, reaching a scorching 40 degrees during the day. Overnight, temperatures will cool down to a balmy 21 to 27 degrees. Remember to stay safe amidst the stormy weather and extreme heat.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Longreach	⛅	26	43	Mostly sunny.
Barcaldine	⛅	26	41	Mostly sunny.
Winton	⛅	25	43	Mostly sunny.

North West

Region Forecast: Hold onto your hats, folks! It's going to be a scorcher out there with a slight chance of a shower in the southwest - but let's be real, that rain is about as likely as finding a unicorn. And if you're south of Mt Isa, watch out for those thunderstorms, they'll be crashing the party in the late morning. Winds will be playing a game of Twister, starting off northwest to northeasterly before doing a 180 and becoming southeast to southwesterly by the evening. Overnight temperatures will dip down to the low to high 20s, so you might need to crack open a window or two to cool off. Daytime temperatures will be hitting the low 40s, so grab your sunscreen and stay hydrated - you don't want to end up looking like a lobster. Remember, safety first! Stay cool, stay safe, and maybe invest in a portable fan or two. Mother Nature is out to play, and she's not messing around.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Mount Isa	⛅	23	42	Partly cloudy.

Channel Country

Region Forecast: Looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit moody today, with a medium chance of showers in the southeast and a slight chance elsewhere. Oh, and don't forget about the possibility of a thunderstorm - wouldn't want to miss out on all that excitement, would we? Winds will be all over the place, starting off as north to northwesterly before doing a little dance and becoming southeast to southwesterly. Just to keep you on your toes, of course. And don't worry, they'll calm down to a breezy 15 to 25 km/h in the evening. Overnight temperatures will drop to the mid to high 20s, so keep those windows open if you dare. Daytime temperatures, on the other hand, will be reaching a scorching 34 to 41 degrees. Looks like we're in for a heatwave, folks! Remember to stay safe out there, especially during storms and heatwaves. Maybe invest in a good umbrella and some sunscreen. Or just stay inside and binge-watch your favorite show. Your call.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Birdsville	🌧	27	38	Possible morning storm. Showers.
Thargomindah	🌧	29	35	Shower or two. Wind easing.

Maranoa and Warrego

Region Forecast: Looks like we might be in for a bit of a wet and wild day, with a medium chance of showers and the possibility of a thunderstorm. Hold onto your hats (literally, with those strong winds) as they shift direction throughout the day. Overnight temperatures will provide a little relief, but don't get too comfortable as daytime temperatures are set to soar up to around 40 degrees. Remember to stay safe in the stormy conditions and keep cool in the heatwave.

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Charleville	🌩	26	41	Wind easing. Partly cloudy.
Roma	🌧	23	41	Possible storm.
St George	🌧	24	41	Shower or two. Possible storm.
Cunnamulla	🌧	27	39	Shower or two. Windy.

Darling Downs and Granite Belt

Region Forecast: Looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit moody today, with a high chance of showers in the Granite Belt and a medium chance elsewhere. Don't be surprised if she throws in a thunderstorm in the afternoon and evening just to keep things interesting. The winds will be doing their own little dance, starting off north to northeasterly before switching to north to northwesterly and then finally calming down in the late evening. With overnight temperatures dropping to a chilly 18 to 25 degrees, it's best to stay indoors and snuggle up. But don't get too comfortable, because daytime temperatures are expected to soar to around 40 degrees. Make sure to stay hydrated and wear sunscreen if you have to venture outside. Stay safe out there, folks!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Dalby	🌧	19	39	Sunny day. Late shower or two.
Goondiwindi	🌧	23	41	Shower or two. Possible storm.
Toowoomba	🌧	19	35	Late shower or two.
Warwick	🌧	18	37	Shower or two. Possible storm.
Stanthorpe	🌧	18	34	Shower or two. Possible storm.

Wide Bay and Burnett

Region Forecast: Prepare yourself for a day of sunshine and potential shower surprises in the southern regions. Thunderstorms may also make an appearance in the afternoon and evening, adding a bit of drama to your day. Don't be fooled by the light winds in the morning, as they will pick up to a breezy northerly 15 to 25 km/h before calming down in the late evening. Keep an eye on the thermometer, as temperatures will be soaring between 33 to 38 degrees during the day, with overnight lows between 17 and 20 degrees. Remember to stay safe during potential storms and heatwaves, folks!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Bundaberg	☀️	20	31	Sunny.
Gympie	☀️	19	37	Sunny.
Hervey Bay	⛅	23	29	Mostly sunny.
Kingaroy	☀️	17	35	Sunny.
Maryborough	☀️	20	32	Sunny.
Gayndah	☀️	19	38	Sunny.

Southeast Coast

Region Forecast: Get ready for a rollercoaster of weather today, folks! We're starting off with a sunny morning, but don't be fooled - there's a chance of fog in the south early on. As the day goes on, we might see a slight shower in the evening, followed by the potential for a thunderstorm in the afternoon and evening. Make sure to hold onto your hats, because those light winds will be picking up to northerly speeds of 20 to 30 km/h in the morning, before calming down late in the evening. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a balmy 18 to 21 degrees, while daytime temperatures could soar to a scorching 31 to 38 degrees. So, stay safe out there and be prepared for whatever Mother Nature has in store - whether it's storm clouds or heatwaves, it's always better to be safe than sorry!

Location	Icon	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)	Description
Beaudesert	⛅	19	35	Mostly sunny.
Brisbane	☀️	21	33	Sunny.
Gatton	🌧	19	40	Possible shower developing.
Ipswich	⛅	19	38	Mostly sunny.
Logan Central	☀️	20	33	Sunny.
Maroochydore	☀️	20	32	Sunny.
Redcliffe	☀️	21	31	Sunny.
Surfers Paradise	☀️	19	31	Sunny.

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