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National - Warnings - 4 Day - State - Min-Max-Rain - Regional Round-Up
National
Rain, storms, and gusty winds are gearing up to sweep across southwest WA as a low makes its way south. Meanwhile, showers and gusty winds will start to chill out over SA's southeast, VIC, and NSW as a front drifts into the Tasman. A high-pressure system will politely nudge showers away from most of SA, keeping the rest of the area nice and dry.
Synoptic | Temp/Rain | Wind | Sea Surface Temp
National Warnings
WA:
Strong Wind Warning for multiple coastal areas including Perth, Gascoyne, Geraldton, and others.
Severe Weather Warning for damaging winds in South Coastal, South West, and Great Southern districts.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for damaging winds in Goldfields, South East Coastal, Central Wheat Belt, Gascoyne, and Great Southern districts.
Sheep Graziers Warning for South West, South Coastal, and Great Southern.
Flood Warning for the South West District.
TAS:
Sheep Graziers Warning for South East.
Strong Wind Warning for several coastal areas.
NSW/ACT:
Sheep Graziers Warning for Northern Tablelands.
Strong Wind Warning for various coastal regions including Byron, Coffs, and Sydney.
Gale Warning for Southern, Southeastern, and Western areas.
Minor Flood Warning for the Lachlan River.
VIC:
Strong Wind Warning for Central Gippsland and East Gippsland coasts.
SA:
Strong Wind Warning for Far West and Upper West coasts.
QLD:
Strong Wind Warning for Gold Coast Waters.
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National 4 Day Forecast
Windy.com ACCESS 4 Day 2PM Rain and Synoptic
Sunday: A perfectly clear evening awaits in the east and north, bringing warmth and mild southeasterly breezes for our northern Queensland pals. Meanwhile, down south, things might get a bit wind-crazy with moderate to fresh west to southwesterly gusts, especially if you find yourself in the southeast. So hold onto your hats, folks!
Monday: Get ready for a sunshower dance in Torres Strait! There might be a sprinkle here and there along the coast, but don't worry, it's just nature's way of keeping things interesting. Watch out for some fog too - seems like Rockhampton wants to play hide-and-seek with us. And hey, the temperatures are just showing off a bit, flaunting their above-average style. Just another day in sunny Queensland!
Tuesday: You can expect the weather to be playing its own version of hide and seek - with some sneaky showers popping up around the coast north of Ingham and in southeastern Queensland. Don't be surprised if you spot those raindrops partying a bit more enthusiastically around the Cassowary Coast. As for the rest of us, the sun will be shining bright like a boss. Temperatures will be doing their own thing too, with some areas staying cool as cucumbers while others are turning up the heat like they're at a summer BBQ. And when it comes to overnight lows, well, let's just say Mother Nature's got her thermostat set a bit higher than usual.
Wednesday: Spotty showers hanging out on the east coast and Torres Strait, but everywhere else is soaking up the sunshine. Temps are winking at average near the coast, flirting with above average elsewhere, and totally showing off out west. Nighttime temps? Well, they're feeling a bit extra.
State
Windy.com ACCESS (Values are rainfall over 3 hours)
Picture this: A cheeky trough from the Tasman Sea is gallivanting east across southern Queensland, leaving westerly winds in its wake. Not to be outdone, a high in the Southern Ocean will sashay in on Sunday, graciously draping a delicate ridge over the state in the trough's wake. The high will then strut northeast into the Tasman Sea on Monday, stirring up those winds and reviving sporadic showers along the east coast for the rest of the week. As if that wasn't enough, a timid trough might make a cameo in southwestern Queensland on Tuesday, potentially scooting east by Thursday. Oh, the drama of the weather!
Min - Max - Rain
Regional Round-Up
North Tropical Coast and Tablelands:
Temperature will be hot, with a chance of light easterly winds later on, with overnight temperatures dropping to moderately cool levels, while daytime temperatures will be scorching.
Herbert and Lower Burdekin:
Expect a delightful day with sunny skies, gentle breezes, a pleasant range of 13 to 16 degrees overnight, and a high of around 30 during the day, making it a perfect opportunity for some Vitamin D soaking!
Central Coast and Whitsundays:
Expect a warm sunny day with gentle breezes, overnight lows in the pleasant range of 12 to 15, and daytime highs reaching near 30 - perfect for a touch of sun-kissed relaxation!
Peninsula:
Tomorrow's forecast: Temperatures will be toasty with a mix of breezy winds that dance from east to northeast, and a slim chance of rainfall—just enough to keep things interesting, with overnight lows of 13-18 and daytime highs of 32-37.
Gulf Country:
Tomorrow will be a scorcher with daytime temperatures in the low to mid 30s, calming winds from the south to southeasterly at 20 to 30 km/h becoming light later on, and overnight temperatures dropping to a pleasant 13 to 17 range.
Northern Goldfields and Upper Flinders:
Expect some swirly winds, balmy temps dropping to 11-15 at night and heating up to the low/mid 30s during the day with sunny skies and minimal rainfall.
Capricornia:
Tomorrow will be a cracking day with delightful weather -- expect sunny skies, gentle breezes, nighttime temperatures dropping to a cozy 9-14 degrees, and daytime highs peaking in the pleasant mid to high 20s.
Central Highlands and Coalfields:
Expect clear skies and gentle breezes, with nighttime temperatures settling at a cozy 5-12 while daytime temps soar to a toasty 23-29, making it a perfect day for both sunbathing and stargazing!
Central West:
Chilly night, warmer day with a touch of breeze; reaching highs of 25 to 30°C and lows of 6 to 11°C, with winds starting from the south at 15 to 20 km/h, shifting southeasterly, and eventually calming down by noon, all under sunny skies and no rain expected.
North West:
Expect a glorious day with temperatures ranging from a comfortable 7 to 30 degrees, with a slight breeze that will start strong but then chill out in the afternoon, so you can enjoy the sunshine without getting blown away!
Channel Country:
Expect clear skies, gentle breezes, nighttime temps dropping to 7, dailies climbing to 22-27, along with a sprinkle of rain and other weather surprises.
Maranoa and Warrego:
Expect low 20s during the day with overnight temp dropping to 4-7, light winds, and sunny skies with a touch of humour.
Darling Downs and Granite Belt:
Expect a pleasant day where temperatures will range from a comfortable 6 to a balmy 20 degrees, with gentle southwesterly breezes easing up by evening, ensuring a relaxing and rain-free day outdoors.
Wide Bay and Burnett:
Daytime temperatures will be in the pleasant low to mid 20s, with light winds starting off from the east but switching to the southwesterly at 15 to 20 km/h before calming down by midday; overnight lows will drop to between 6 and 12 degrees, promising a comfortable night ahead.
Southeast Coast:
Clear skies will bring a gentle breeze from the west, switching to the southwesterly direction in the small hours before playfully teasing back to the west later in the day, with thermometers dropping to cuddly temperatures of 8 to 12°C at night, while daytime highs snuggle into the low to mid 20s.
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