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National - Warnings - 4 Day - State - Min-Max-Rain - Regional Round-Up
National
A wobbly westerly flow will bring showers to Western Australia’s west and south. Meanwhile, a front will sweep through South Australia’s south, Victoria, and Tasmania, bringing showers to these areas, with Tasmania possibly getting some heavy rain. Moist winds will also bring showers to northeast New South Wales and coastal Queensland. Everywhere else should stay dry.
Synoptic | Temp/Rain | Wind | Sea Surface Temp
National Warnings
VIC: Strong Wind Warning for West and Central coasts
SA: Strong Wind Warning for Spencer Gulf & Upper West, Lower West, Central, and Lower South East coasts (for Friday)
TAS: Gale Warning for South East, South West, and Central West coasts
TAS: Severe Weather Warning cancelled for Upper Derwent Valley, South East, and East Coast
QLD: Strong Wind Warning for Torres Strait & Peninsula and Cooktown coasts
NSW/ACT: Gale Warning for Southern and Southeastern areas
WA: Gale Warning for Perth Local Waters & Lancelin & Perth coasts
NSW/ACT: Wind Warning cancelled for Byron and Coffs coasts
SA: Road Weather Alert cancelled for Adelaide
QLD: Surf Warning cancelled for Sunshine Coast Waters, Gold Coast Waters & K'gari Coast
NSW/ACT: Minor Flood Warning for the Lachlan River
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National 4 Day Forecast
Windy.com ACCESS 4 Day 2PM Rain and Synoptic
Friday: Expect just a few scattered showers around areas like the Southern Downs, Border Ranges, and Scenic Rim. The rest of the region should stay mostly clear. Winds will be mostly gentle to moderate coming from the northeast to southeast, with some stronger gusts along the Far North Queensland coast. By the end of the day, the winds will shift to blow from the southwest to southeast in southwestern Queensland.
Saturday: Most of the state will have sunny and warm weather, except for some scattered showers near the North Tropical Coast and the Cape York Peninsula coast. There might be some morning fog in the east below Mackay. The Channel Country will experience fresh and gusty winds blowing from the north to northwest. Temperatures will be higher than usual, especially inland where they may go well above average.
Sunday: Most of the state will be enjoying sunny and warm weather. There may be a few isolated showers in the eastern districts above Mackay and in northern Cape York Peninsula, but nothing too heavy. Some areas around the Cassowary Coast might see scattered showers on and off during the day. Watch out for morning fog in the east, especially south of Townsville. Temperatures will be higher than usual in the interior and southeast regions, and the southwest could even see some near-record August temperatures. Don't forget your sunscreen!"
Monday: Some fluffy clouds and a chance of showers in certain areas. There might be a few isolated showers along the North Tropical Coast too. Everywhere else is looking sunny and warm! The interior and southeast regions will be quite toasty, while the southwest will be a tad cooler but still on the warm side compared to usual.
State
Windy.com ACCESS (Values are rainfall over 3 hours)
Friday, this big high-pressure system will roll into the Tasman Sea and spread across Queensland. It will then start moving east over the weekend, keeping things nice and settled. By Monday, a trough (a kind of area of low pressure) from central Australia will nudge into western Queensland, bringing warm winds from the north. Throughout next week, a few more troughs will swing through southern Queensland, keeping it warm and toasty.
Min - Max - Rain
Regional Round-Up
North Tropical Coast and Tablelands:
Expect coastal showers with a playful tease of rain elsewhere, accompanied by breezy winds from the east to southeasterly at 20 to 30 km/h, leading to overnight temperatures dropping between 13 and 20 and daytime highs ranging from 22 to 29.
Herbert and Lower Burdekin:
Expect a day featuring a mix of sun and clouds, with the possibility of fog early on, a slight chance of a shower up north, and virtually no rain elsewhere; wind starting light but picking up speed midday before settling back down in the evening; temperatures dropping to 13-17°C overnight and peaking at a pleasant 26-31°C during the day.
Central Coast and Whitsundays:
Weather forecast for tomorrow: Chilly night followed by a warm and bright day, with gentle breezes and a chance of foggy mischief in the morning.
Peninsula:
Temperatures will fluctuate between a cool 16 and a toasty 37 degrees, so pack an umbrella just in case of showers north of Weipa while light winds blow from the east to southeast at speeds of 20 to 30 km/h.
Gulf Country:
Hot and sunny with a light breeze from the east, shifting to the south later; expect a warm night with temperatures dropping to the teens and scorching daytime highs in the 30s.
Northern Goldfields and Upper Flinders:
Expect the mercury to dance between toasty highs of 30 to 36 degrees, while shivering through overnight lows of 12 to 16. A touch of fog may grace the southeastern skies in the wee hours, accompanied by easterly winds at 20 to 30 km/h. There's a chance of light rainfall, so bring your brolly just in case!
Capricornia:
Expect a foggy start to the day, but fear not, as the sun will shine brightly in the afternoon with gentle winds; overnight lows will dip to the teens, while daytime highs will soar into the balmy 20s.
Central Highlands and Coalfields:
Expect a day of glorious sunshine with a touch of fog lingering in the north during the early hours, followed by gentle breezes shifting from east to southeast at 15-20 km/h in the late afternoon before gently fading into the evening, creating a perfect atmosphere for temperatures to dip to between 9-13 overnight and soar to a pleasant 30 in the daytime, with little to no rainfall in sight.
Central West:
Temperatures will drop to 11-14°C overnight before soaring to the low to mid 30s during the day, with a light easterly to northeasterly breeze becoming more gusty as morning rolls in and rainfall missing the party.
North West:
A topsy-turvy day ahead with high temperatures in the mid-30s, winds chaotically shifting throughout the day, and nighttime temperatures dipping to 14-18 degrees.
Channel Country:
Expect a sweltering day with temperatures soaring into the 30s, a bit of a windy rollercoaster - starting off with gentle easterly breezes, ramping up to strong northerlies by midday, then calming down to a more manageable north to northeasterly by evening, with a mild evening cooling off to the mid to high teens.
Maranoa and Warrego:
Expect a sunny day with light winds early on, transitioning to breezy easterlies later, ensuring you'll need your shades and a light jacket for the cooler night ahead, with temperatures dropping to a crisp 9-13°C and warmer daytime highs of 27-32°C.
Darling Downs and Granite Belt:
Expect sunny skies with gentle breezes, temperatures dropping to a cozy 9 degrees overnight and climbing to the pleasant mid to high 20s during the day.
Wide Bay and Burnett:
Expect a pleasant day with sunny skies, potential morning fog, slim chance of coastal showers, light breezes, and overnight lows of 10-14°C and highs in the mid to high 20s, making it great weather to enjoy or nap in.
Southeast Coast:
Expect temperatures in the mid to high 20s during the day, with overnight lows between 12 and 15, along with light winds becoming a gentle breeze, a slight chance of rain, and patchy fog adding a touch of mystery to the morning sky.
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