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National - Warnings - 4 Day - State - Min-Max-Rain - Regional Round-Up
National
A low-pressure system is set to deliver showers and thunderstorms to southwest WA. Meanwhile, a lively westerly flow will bring gusty showers to southern SA, VIC, TAS, and NSW, with some of those showers even turning into snow on the Alps. High pressure will keep things interesting in Queensland, bringing onshore showers to the northern coast while letting dry heat take over the interior.
Synoptic | Temp/Rain | Wind | Sea Surface Temp
National Warnings
VIC: Strong Wind Warning for West and Central coasts; cancelled for Central Gippsland and East Gippsland coasts
SA: Cancellation of Wind Warning for Lower South East Coast
QLD: Strong Wind Warning for Torres Strait & Peninsula and Cooktown coasts
TAS: Strong Wind Warning for Banks St & Franklin Sound, East of Flinders Is, Far North West, Central North, Upper East, South East, South West, and Central West coasts
NSW/ACT: Strong Wind Warning for Byron, Coffs, and Macquarie coasts
NSW/ACT: Gale Warning for Southern, Western, and Southeastern areas
NSW/ACT: Minor Flood Warning for the Lachlan River
WA: Strong Wind Warning for Thursday for Local & Gascoyne, Geraldton, Lancelin, Perth, Bunbury Geographe, Leeuwin, Albany, and Esperance coasts
QLD: Cancelled Road Weather Alert for Brisbane
WINDY.COM Extreme Weather
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National 4 Day Forecast
Windy.com ACCESS 4 Day 2PM Rain and Synoptic
Thursday: We've got some isolated showers hanging around the east coast north of Hervey Bay and over northern Cape York Peninsula today. Everywhere else is looking mostly clear for now. Keep an eye out for light to moderate winds coming from the northeast to southeasterly direction, with a switch to northwest to northeasterly winds inland south of Emerald and along the southeast coast. In southwestern Queensland, expect those winds to change up to southeast to southwesterly later on. Stay weather-wise and enjoy your day!"
Friday: Sure thing! Here's a more light-hearted and simplified version of the weather forecast:
Friday: A mix of isolated showers along the east coast, in the southeast, and over northern Cape York Peninsula. Showers may become more scattered to widespread north of Ingham. The rest of the regions will be mostly sunny, with a chance of morning fog in some places south of Ingham. Temperatures will be well above average in the southwest, and highs will also be above average, especially farther inland. So, don't forget your umbrella if you're in the east, but otherwise, enjoy the sunshine!
Saturday: Eastern areas north of Brisbane might see a few isolated showers, especially over northern Cape York Peninsula. These showers could become a bit more scattered at times north of Ingham. The southwest is expected to be mostly sunny, while the rest of the region will experience plenty of sunshine. Overnight temperatures in the southwest will be higher than usual, and daytime temperatures will be above average, especially inland where it might even feel toasty!
Sunday: Expect a few isolated showers in the east near Gladstone and over northern Cape York Peninsula. They might come and go around Ingham. The southwest will have plenty of sunshine, while other areas will be sunny too. It's going to be quite warm in the southern interior overnight, with temperatures soaring above average during the day—especially inland!
State
Windy.com ACCESS (Values are rainfall over 3 hours)
A big high is strolling through New Zealand, spreading a ridge over most of our beautiful state. Meanwhile, a dainty trough will skip across southeastern Queensland on Thursday, then take off to the southeast coast on Friday morning. On Friday, a fresh high will saunter into the Tasman Sea, throwing a ridge party over the state. This high will casually drift east over the weekend, keeping that ridge vibe going strong. Come Monday, a new trough could swing by southern Queensland, but it'll lose steam by Tuesday. And hey, looking ahead, another trough might pop by late next week. Stay tuned for the weather adventures ahead!
Min - Max - Rain
Regional Round-Up
North Tropical Coast and Tablelands:
Tomorrow's forecast: Daytime temperatures will reach 23 to 29, with overnight temperatures dropping to a cool 12 to 19, possible light showers, breezy conditions with winds from the east to southeasterly at 20 to 30 km/h.
Herbert and Lower Burdekin:
Expect a mixed bag of weather with sun peeking through, potential fog down south at dawn, slim rain chances by the coast, barely any elsewhere, gentle breezes turning as indecisive as a teenager, and temperatures dipping at night but heating up during the day, giving you a rollercoaster of conditions.
Central Coast and Whitsundays:
Expect some fluffy clouds, possible morning mist, slim chances of showers, gentle breezes shifting eastward at 15 to 20 km/h in the AM before calming down at night, with nightly temps dipping to 11-16°C and daily highs hitting the pleasant mid to high 20s.
Peninsula:
Temperatures will range from 14 to 36 degrees, with a slight chance of a shower on the east coast, negligible rainfall elsewhere, and winds humorously blowing easterly at 15 to 30 km/h.
Gulf Country:
Expect a scorching day with temperatures soaring into the mid 30s, gentle breezes from the east to southeasterly direction, and overnight lows dropping to a relatively cool 16-20 range.
Northern Goldfields and Upper Flinders:
Expect a sunny day with a slight chance of fog in the southeast early morning, transitioning to increasingly spirited winds from east to northeasterly at 15-25 km/h, before embracing a gentler easterly flow at 20-30 km/h in the morning, resulting in temperatures dropping overnight to a cozy 12-15°C and peaking during the day at a toasty 29-35°C.
Capricornia:
Morning fog possible, giving way to mostly sunny skies and light winds, with temperatures dropping overnight to 11-14°C and then climbing to the mid to high 20s during the day.
Central Highlands and Coalfields:
Expect some fog in the morning, followed by a sunny afternoon with light winds, overnight cooling to about 11°C and daytime warmth up to 30°C.
Central West:
Expect a hot day with temperatures in the low to mid 30s, light to moderate east to northeasterly winds becoming east to southeasterly later on, and overnight temperatures dropping to a cool 11-14 degrees.
North West:
Tomorrow will be scorching hot, with temperatures soaring to the mid-30s during the day and dropping to a relatively cool 13-17 overnight, complemented by a gentle breeze shifting to an easterly direction at 15-25 km/h.
Channel Country:
Temperatures will swing from mild to hot, with breezy winds shifting from northeast to southeasterly becoming light by early afternoon, and then easing to east to southeasterly by late afternoon, while nighttime temperatures drop to a cozy range of 9-14 degrees and daytime temperatures soar to a scorching 27-35 degrees, making it a perfect day for both sun-lovers and wind-chasers alike.
Maranoa and Warrego:
Expect a classic Aussie day of reaching around 30 degrees with light winds shifting direction throughout the day and night, making for a pleasant and versatile weather experience with temperatures dropping to a cozy 9-12 degrees overnight.
Darling Downs and Granite Belt:
Partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers over the Granite Belt during late morning and afternoon, while rest of the region can enjoy dry weather with light northwesterly winds, daytime temps in the pleasant mid to high 20s and overnight lows around 11, promising a delightful day ahead.
Wide Bay and Burnett:
Partly sunny with a touch of morning mist; slight possibility of a coastal sprinkle but practically nada elsewhere; gentle breezes gently carrying temperatures from balmy nights to toasty days in the mid to high 20s.
Southeast Coast:
Expect mostly sunny skies with a risk of fog early on and a slim possibility of rain in the Lockyer Valley, but near-zero chances elsewhere; light breezes will shift to a north to northeasterly direction, reaching 15 to 20 km/h in the later part of the afternoon before calming down in the evening; overnight temperatures will drop to 11-14°C, while daytime highs will reach the mid to high 20s, making for a pleasant day peppered with weather surprises.
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