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Daily Forecast - Sept 11 - Wally's Weather Australia

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So, it looks like we've got a high chillin' in the Tasman Sea, keeping things ridge-y over most of the state. This high is gonna be making its way east over the next couple of days, while a new trough saunters into the southwest on Wednesday and then struts its stuff across southern and central Queensland on Thursday. By Friday, that trough will be giving the southeast coast some attitude before heading inland to weaken. Meanwhile, a high will be hanging out in the Southern Ocean or Great Australian Bight from Thursday, keeping that ridge vibe strong. This high might just decide to take a little vacay to the Tasman Sea next Tuesday. But hold onto your hats, because a trough might just decide to crash the party in the far west over the weekend, sticking around for a few days and drawing deep moisture well inland. This trough could be making its grand entrance eastward next week, bringing with it a cloud and rain band to shake things up across parts of the state.


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Wednesday, 11th September

Well, it seems like Mother Nature has decided to turn up the heat in the Channel Country, giving us a high fire danger rating. So, it might be a good idea to refrain from playing with matches or starting any campfires. Stay safe out there, folks!

Thursday, 12th September

Looks like there's a bit of rain here and there in central and southern areas below Emerald and east of Cunnamulla, with some thunderstorms hanging out south of Roma and east of Cunnamulla. Don't forget about those isolated showers on the east coast above Mackay and up on Cape York Peninsula. Everywhere else, it's mostly sunny. Watch out for morning fog in the east below Cardwell. Temperatures will be above average inland between Richmond and Roma, and near average everywhere else. Mother Nature sure does have a sense of humor with this forecast!

Friday, 13th September

Prepare yourselves, dear citizens of Queensland, for the possibility of isolated to scattered showers throughout the eastern districts and over northern Cape York Peninsula. Do not fear, for there may be some isolated showers in the central and southern interior to the east of Longreach as well. However, have no concerns as most areas will remain mostly sunny. Be aware of potential morning fog in eastern districts between Townsville and Rockhampton. Maximum temperatures will be below average in the southeast, but fear not, for they will be near average elsewhere. Embrace the unpredictable nature of our weather with open arms and a sense of humor.

Saturday, 14th September

Looks like Mother Nature decided to sprinkle a few showers in the east and over Cape York Peninsula, just to keep things interesting. The North Tropical Coast might see a bit more action with scattered to widespread showers. Meanwhile, the central and southern interior will just get a taste of those isolated showers. Everywhere else can enjoy mostly sunny skies. Temperatures will be below average in the southeast, but near average in other parts. So, if you're in the southeast, you might want to grab a sweater. Or not, I'm not your mother.

 

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North Tropical Coast and Tablelands

Expect some clouds, possibly feeling a bit moody with a good chance of showers near the coast and a so-so chance elsewhere. Winds will be coming from the east to southeasterly direction at a brisk 25 to 35 km/h. Overnight, temperatures will be dropping to a cozy 14 to 20 degrees, while daytime temperatures will be hitting a range of 23 to 30 degrees.


Herbert and Lower Burdekin

Prepare yourself for some fog in the wee hours of the morning, followed by a slight chance of rain to keep things interesting. By the afternoon, Mother Nature will grace us with mostly sunny skies, as if to make up for any earlier inconvenience. Winds will play a game of musical chairs, starting off light before dawn, then picking up speed in the morning. Nighttime temperatures will drop to a crisp 14 to 19 degrees, while daytime temperatures will reach a balmy 26 to 31 degrees. So grab your sunscreen and your umbrella, because you never know what this whimsical weather will throw at you next!


Central Coast and Whitsundays

Looks like we've got some clouds rolling in, maybe Mother Nature is feeling a bit indecisive today. There's a slight chance of fog in the morning, so make sure you don't lose your way on your morning commute. A shower might surprise us, so don't forget your umbrella. The winds will be coming from the east at a brisk 20 to 30 km/h, so hold onto your hats, folks. Temperatures will drop overnight to a cool 15 to 18 degrees, before climbing back up to a toasty 26 to 31 during the day. So, grab your sunscreen and your jacket, because it's going to be a wild ride.


Peninsula

Looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit moody today, with a chance of showers up north near Coen. Don't worry, she's not planning on raining on everyone's parade, as the rest of us will be staying dry. So if you're in the Coen area, you might want to bring an umbrella just in case. Winds will be blowing from the east at a brisk 25 to 35 km/h, so hold onto your hats! Overnight, temperatures will be dropping to a cool 17 to 21 degrees, so you might want to snuggle up in bed with an extra blanket. During the day, temperatures will be heating up to a toasty 30 to 36 degrees, so make sure to stay hydrated and slap on some sunscreen if you're planning on venturing outside. Just another typical day in the unpredictable world of weather!


Gulf Country

Looks like Mother Nature is giving us a classic case of sunshine and wind today, with a touch of temperature fluctuations thrown in for good measure. Expect some breezy conditions shifting throughout the day, making it a perfect opportunity to practice your windsock skills. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a comfortable range, allowing for a good night's sleep before another scorching day ahead. So grab your sunscreen and shades, because it's going to be a hot one out there.


Northern Goldfields and Upper Flinders

Prepare for another day of mostly sunny conditions with a slight chance of fog in the southeast during the early morning. Expect easterly winds blowing at a leisurely pace of 20 to 30 km/h. Overnight temperatures will drop to a cool 14-17 degrees, while daytime temperatures will soar to a scorching 30-36 degrees. So, make sure to pack your sunscreen and stay hydrated, unless you want to become a crispy critter.


Capricornia

Expect some clouds hanging around, with a touch of fog up north bright and early. There's a slim chance of a shower, so keep an eye out. Wind will be playing games, starting off easterly at 15 to 20 km/h, then calming down before dawn, only to pick up again in the morning. Temperatures will be doing their usual dance, dropping down to 12-17 overnight and peaking around 30 during the day. So, grab your sunglasses and maybe a light jacket just in case!


Central Highlands and Coalfields

Looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit indecisive today, with a mix of clouds and fog in the north during the early morning. Winds will be light in the morning, but don't get too comfortable, as they will pick up to 15-20 km/h from the east. By the late evening, they will calm down again, giving us some peace and quiet. Temperatures will drop overnight to a cool 12-15 degrees, so make sure to grab a blanket. Daytime temperatures will reach a toasty 30 degrees, so get ready to sweat a little.


Central West

Prepare to bask in the glory of the sun, as gentle northeasterly winds will be blowing at a brisk 20 to 30 km/h, before taking a leisurely turn to the east at 15 to 20 km/h in the afternoon. As the night approaches, temperatures will dip to a comfortable range of 14 to 19 degrees, while daytime highs will soar to the balmy low to mid 30s.


North West

Prepare yourselves for another thrilling day of mostly sunny weather, with winds that can't seem to make up their minds about which direction to blow in. Starting from the south to southeasterly at a modest 15 to 20 km/h, they will then switch to the east to northeasterly at 15 to 25 km/h in the morning, only to change back to southeasterly at 15 to 20 km/h by the afternoon. As night falls, temperatures will drop to a chilly 16 to 19 degrees, while daytime temperatures will soar to the mid 30s. So grab your sunscreen, your hats, and your ice packs because it's going to be a scorcher out there!


Channel Country

Prepare for a day of changing winds and temperatures that will have you feeling like you're in the middle of a meteorological identity crisis. Expect mostly sunny skies, with a dash of northeast to southeasterly winds at 20 to 30 km/h. These winds will then decide to do a little dance, transitioning to northwest to northeasterly in the midday, only to switch it up again to southeast to southwesterly in the early afternoon. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a cool 14 to 20 degrees, while daytime temperatures will soar to a scorching 31 to 36 degrees. Mother Nature clearly has a sense of humor today, so hold on to your hats and sunscreen!


Maranoa and Warrego

Looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit indecisive today, with a slight chance of a shower in the southeast later on. However, don't get your hopes up for rain elsewhere - it's pretty much a zero chance. And if you're in the southeast, watch out for a potential thunderstorm in the afternoon or evening. Winds will be playing their own little game, starting off easterly before turning north to northeasterly and then deciding to become light in the early afternoon. It's like they can't make up their mind! Overnight temperatures will be dropping down to a cool 11 to 18 degrees, so make sure to grab a blanket if you're heading out. Daytime temperatures will be around 30 degrees, so be prepared for a bit of a temperature rollercoaster. Enjoy the ride!


Darling Downs and Granite Belt

Looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit indecisive today. There's a slight chance of a shower, with a potential thunderstorm thrown in for good measure in the southwest. Winds will be light in the morning, but don't get too comfortable - they'll pick up to a northeasterly 15 to 25 km/h before calming down again in the middle of the day. Overnight temperatures will drop to a crisp 9 to 14 degrees, so make sure to grab an extra blanket. Daytime temperatures will reach the mid to high 20s, so maybe hold off on breaking out the winter coat just yet.


Wide Bay and Burnett

Expect some clouds drifting lazily across the sky today, perhaps shedding a tear or two in the south. Winds will be putting on a performance, starting off light and then deciding to pick up the pace to a modest easterly 15 to 20 km/h. By the evening, they'll be feeling a bit lazy and light again. Tonight, temperatures will be cooling down to a comfortable 12 to 17 degrees, while during the day, things will warm up to a toasty 24 to 29 degrees. So, grab your umbrella just in case, and maybe a light jacket for the evening chill. Just remember, it's all part of the grand performance of the ever-changing weather!


Southeast Coast

You may want to pack your umbrella for a comedy show of partly cloudy skies today. There's a possibility of fog in the south during the early morning, adding some mystery to the weather forecast. Showers may make an appearance, mostly in the morning and afternoon, so be prepared for a surprise sprinkle or two. Expect light winds to keep things interesting. Temperatures will drop overnight to a comfortable 12 to 17 degrees, with daytime highs ranging from the low to high 20s. So grab your sunglasses and raincoat, and get ready for a day filled with weather-related surprises!


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Wally's Weather provides professionally researched data and information. Andrew aka 'Wally' has over 20 years of experience in meteorology research and data analysis. In 2023 finished top 4 for the AMOS national weather forecasting competition. The content here is provided as educational information aimed at providing the community and businesses with the tools required to determine local-based forecasts. IMPORTANT: The forecasts and information posted should never be used on their own to make business decisions as local influences.


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