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National Synoptic Situation
Synoptic Situation for
QLD:
Well, it seems like Mother Nature is feeling a bit indecisive, with highs, ridges, and troughs all vying for attention over our beloved state. Keep an eye out for the high in the Tasman Sea extending its reach, while the troughs in western Queensland and the far southwest try to steal the spotlight. As the first trough system flexes its muscles and starts making its way across the state at a snail's pace, we might be in for some stormy weather ahead. And let's not forget about the heatwaves that could be lurking around the corner, ready to turn up the temperature and make us all sweat a little more than usual. So, remember to stay safe out there, folks. Keep an eye on the sky, stay hydrated, and be prepared for whatever Mother Nature decides to throw our way. Stay cool and stay safe!
NSW and ACT:
Well, it seems like Mother Nature is up to her usual tricks with a trough causing some trouble in western NSW. This slow-moving high pressure system over the Tasman Sea isn't helping matters either. The trough is just hanging out today, but watch out because it's planning to make a grand entrance over the central and eastern districts on Thursday and Friday, bringing some stormy weather along with it. And just when you thought it was safe to go outside, the trough is going to saunter over to the northeast over the weekend, while the high pressure system takes a vacation to New Zealand. So, buckle up and stay safe out there, folks!
VIC:
Looks like Victoria is in for a treat with a never-ending supply of humid air from the north, thanks to a low pressure trough creeping in from the west. This trough is set to crash the party on Wednesday night and stick around until late Thursday, before making a sneaky return on Friday and lingering over the State for the weekend. So, brace yourselves for some seriously sweaty days ahead. Now, I'm not a meteorologist, but I do know a thing or two about the weather. And let me tell you, when there's a trough in town, it's like a recipe for storms and heatwaves. So, while you're out there enjoying the sauna-like conditions, remember to stay safe and hydrated. And don't forget to keep an eye out for any unexpected thunderstorms that might come rolling in with the humidity. Stay cool, folks.
SA:
Hold onto your hats, folks! A trough up in the far northeast is making its way over to the eastern states, bringing with it some interesting weather patterns. Meanwhile, down by Kangaroo Island, a low pressure system is meandering its way eastwards towards Bass Strait. Keep an eye out for that one. As if that's not enough excitement for one week, a high pressure system is swooping in over the southern waters, extending a ridge over western SA. But don't get too comfortable, because that ridge will be making its way eastwards over the weekend, paving the way for yet another trough to come barreling in from the west early next week. So, be sure to stay safe out there, folks. With all these storms and heatwaves on the horizon, it's best to be prepared and take precautions. And remember, when Mother Nature decides to throw a tantrum, it's always best to stay indoors and ride it out.
WA:
Looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit indecisive in the Kimberley, Pilbara, and North Interior regions with that broad area of low pressure hanging about. Stay safe out there, folks!
TAS:
Buckle up, Tasmanians! A trough is causing mischief up north today but will throw in the towel by tonight. Meanwhile, a high over the Bight is flexing its muscles and extending a ridge southwards on Thursday. This high will then take a leisurely stroll south of the state on Friday. But wait, there's more! A new low is planning to crash the party to the north on Saturday, making its way down to Tasmania on Sunday morning and then gallivanting southward for the rest of the day. With all these stormy shenanigans and potential heatwaves in the forecast, remember to stay safe out there, folks!
NT:
Looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit dramatic today, folks! A trough is making its way across central districts, stirring up some shower and thunderstorm action. Be prepared for heavy rainfall and potentially severe thunderstorms. Stay safe out there and don't let the storms rain on your parade!
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Temperature and Rainfall Forecast - Access-G
Thursday, 28th November
Looks like the Central Highlands and Coalfields are in for some scorching temperatures today. If you plan on venturing out, be sure to slap on some sunscreen and stay hydrated. Mother Nature is turning up the heat, so be sure to take precautions to stay safe.
Friday, 29th November
It seems that some parts of our lovely land will be experiencing scattered to widespread showers, rain areas, and isolated thunderstorms. Be warned, these thunderstorms could get quite severe in the west, north, and southern interior, with the possibility of heavy rainfall in some areas. Those in the east may also see some isolated to scattered showers, which could become more widespread at times around the North Tropical Coast. Now, brace yourselves for some weather extremes - maximum temperatures will be well below average in the west, but above average in the east. And let's not forget about the severe heatwave conditions that will be hitting parts of the Peninsula, North Tropical Coast, and Tablelands. Remember to stay safe and hydrated during these stormy or scorching days!
Saturday, 30th November
Prepare yourself for a smorgasbord of weather delights today. We've got showers, rain, thunderstorms, heavy rainfall - you name it! Be sure to keep an eye out for those severe thunderstorms in the north, central, and southern areas, they can be a real doozy. And don't forget about the heatwave in parts of the Peninsula and North Tropical Coast and Tablelands - it's sizzling out there! Stay safe, folks, and remember to stay hydrated and cool in these extreme conditions.
Sunday, 1st December
Hold onto your hats, folks! It's shaping up to be quite a show out there today. We've got sun in the southwest, but keep an eye out for isolated to scattered showers and the possibility of a thunderstorm in other areas. Showers might even get a bit rowdy at times, with patchy rain making its way across the northern, central, and southeast parts of Queensland. Temperatures are staying below average for the most part, but some spots in the east might be creeping up towards December norms. And let's not forget about that severe heatwave lurking up north in the Peninsula - stay cool and hydrated, folks! Remember, safety first when it comes to dealing with storms and heatwaves. Stay safe out there!
Rain Event SPECIAL
A significant rain event is set to begin Thursday, with scattered to widespread showers, thunderstorms, and heavy rainfall across Queensland. The highest rainfall amount is expected in Mount Isa, with up to 65 mm, while the lowest is just 0.6 mm in Hughenden. Average rainfall across the regions is approximately 19.3 mm. Severe thunderstorms are likely in the west, north, and southern interior, while the North Tropical Coast could see persistent showers. Temperatures will range from below average in the west to heatwave conditions in the north. Stay tuned for updates.
Friday to Monday 24 hour accumulated rainfall
Friday to Monday Temps and Rainfall
Region Round-up - BOM
North Tropical Coast and Tablelands
Region Forecast: Get ready for a rollercoaster of weather, with a chance of showers popping up like unexpected guests at a party. Winds will be blowing from the east at a moderate speed, adding to the drama of the day. Overnight temperatures will drop to a somewhat bearable range, but daytime temperatures will soar to levels that'll make you question your life choices. Stay safe out there, folks, and remember to pack your sunscreen and umbrella just in case Mother Nature decides to throw a tantrum in the form of a storm or heatwave.
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Cairns | 🌧 | 24 | 33 | Possible shower. |
Atherton | 🌧 | 19 | 29 | Possible shower. |
Cooktown | 🌧 | 26 | 32 | Shower or two. |
Innisfail | 🌧 | 23 | 30 | Shower or two. |
Mareeba | ⛅ | 21 | 32 | Partly cloudy. |
Herbert and Lower Burdekin
Region Forecast: Looks like we've got a smidge of a chance for a sprinkle by the ocean, but don't hold your breath for it anywhere else. The breeze will be picking up speed from the northeast, reaching 15 to 25 km/h by noon. As the night rolls in, temperatures will drop to the low 20s, but during the day, get ready for the mercury to soar to a scorching 30 to 36 degrees. Stay cool and stay safe out there, folks!
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Townsville | ⛅ | 25 | 32 | Partly cloudy. |
Ayr | ⛅ | 21 | 32 | Partly cloudy. |
Ingham | 🌧 | 22 | 32 | Possible shower. |
Central Coast and Whitsundays
Region Forecast: Looks like we've got a little bit of cloud cover today, with a tiny chance of rain near the coast - but don't count on it anywhere else. Winds will be light in the morning, then picking up to a breezy northeasterly 15 to 25 km/h. Overnight it'll cool down to the low 20s, but watch out for those scorching daytime temperatures of 30 to 36. Stay safe out there and keep hydrated, especially during these stormy heatwaves!
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Mackay | ⛅ | 22 | 31 | Mostly sunny. |
Bowen | ⛅ | 24 | 32 | Mostly sunny. |
Peninsula
Region Forecast: Looks like we've got a smorgasbord of weather coming our way - from partly cloudy skies to a medium chance of showers (bring out those umbrellas!), with a side of thunderstorms to keep things interesting. The winds will be making their presence known at 15 to 25 km/h, before deciding to take a break in the late evening - typical. As for temperatures, prepare to experience the full spectrum of the thermometer - from low to mid 20s at night to scorching daytime temperatures reaching a sizzling 34 to 39 degrees. It's like our very own weather rollercoaster! So, while we can't control Mother Nature's mood swings, we can at least take precautions to stay safe. Keep hydrated, seek shade, and maybe invest in some earplugs for those thunderstorms. Stay safe out there, folks - it's a wild world of weather we're living in!
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Weipa | 🌧 | 25 | 37 | Shower or two. |
Coen | 🌧 | 26 | 34 | Shower or two. |
Palmerville | ⛅ | 23 | 38 | Partly cloudy. |
Thursday Island | ⛅ | 28 | 34 | Partly cloudy. |
Gulf Country
Region Forecast: Get ready to bask in the delight of partly cloudy skies with a high chance of showers - and if you're lucky, a thunderstorm may make an appearance, possibly causing a bit of a ruckus down south. Winds are expected to have a bit of an identity crisis, starting off from the west and southwesterly direction before deciding to switch things up to northeast and southeasterly in the morning, and finally settling on southeast to southwesterly by late afternoon. Overnight temperatures will graciously dip down to the mid 20s, giving you a break from the scorching heat of the day. Speaking of heat, daytime temperatures are forecasted to reach anywhere between 30 to a blistering 37 degrees. So, make sure to stay safe and stay hydrated to weather the storm - both literal and figurative - that's heading your way.
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Normanton | 🌧 | 26 | 35 | Shower or two. |
Burketown | 🌧 | 25 | 33 | Shower or two. |
Doomadgee | 🌧 | 25 | 33 | Showers. Possible storm. |
Kowanyama | 🌧 | 26 | 37 | Shower or two. |
Northern Goldfields and Upper Flinders
Region Forecast: Looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit moody today, with a chance of showers in the west and a near-zero chance elsewhere. If you're lucky, you might even witness a thunderstorm, possibly severe - what a thrilling sight! Don't forget to hold onto your hats, as winds will be northeasterly at 15 to 25 km/h, becoming light later on. As the evening rolls around, temperatures will drop to a balmy 20 to 25 degrees, but make sure to hydrate and stay cool during the day as temperatures soar into the mid to high 30s. Stay safe out there and enjoy the show that Mother Nature has in store for us!
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Charters Towers | ⛅ | 20 | 37 | Mostly sunny. |
Georgetown | 🌧 | 24 | 37 | Sunny day. Shower or two. |
Capricornia
Region Forecast: Prepare yourselves for a day of potentially scattered showers, with a slight chance of getting caught in some wet weather. Expect light winds that may pick up to a breezy northeasterly 15 to 25 km/h by midday. As the night rolls in, temperatures will drop to a somewhat bearable 19 to 23 degrees, but be warned - daytime temperatures will soar to the low to mid 30s, making it feel like you're walking through a furnace. Remember to stay safe and hydrated as you navigate the potential stormy conditions and sweltering heatwaves.
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Gladstone | ⛅ | 23 | 31 | Partly cloudy. |
Rockhampton | ⛅ | 23 | 34 | Partly cloudy. |
Biloela | 🌧 | 20 | 35 | Possible shower. |
Yeppoon | ⛅ | 24 | 29 | Mostly sunny. |
Central Highlands and Coalfields
Region Forecast: Looks like we've got a bit of a mixed bag today, with a slight chance of showers in the southeast and pretty much no chance anywhere else. The winds will be doing their thing, starting off light in the morning before picking up in the afternoon. Overnight, it's going to cool down to the low 20s, but during the day we're looking at some pretty toasty temperatures ranging from 33 to 38 degrees. So make sure you stay safe out there, especially with those potentially sneaky showers and gusty winds floating around.
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Emerald | ⛅ | 22 | 37 | Partly cloudy. |
Clermont | ⛅ | 21 | 37 | Partly cloudy. |
Moranbah | ⛅ | 20 | 37 | Partly cloudy. |
Central West
Region Forecast: Looks like we're in for a bit of a show today, with a high chance of showers out west and a medium chance everywhere else. There's even a chance of a thunderstorm, so hold onto your hats! Winds will be all over the place, starting from the north and ending up in the southwesterly direction by the late afternoon. Overnight temperatures will be dropping to the low to mid 20s, but don't get too comfortable because daytime temperatures will be soaring from 29 to a scorching 38 degrees. Remember to stay safe in the heat and keep an eye out for any storm warnings. Mother Nature always has a few surprises up her sleeve!
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Longreach | 🌧 | 25 | 36 | Shower or two. |
Barcaldine | 🌧 | 26 | 36 | Possible shower. |
Winton | 🌧 | 22 | 29 | Showers. Possible storm. |
North West
Region Forecast: Well, looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit moody today. There's a high chance of showers, and she might even throw in a thunderstorm for good measure - possibly a severe one, so buckle up! The winds will start off light but will pick up to 15 to 20 km/h in the evening, before calming down late at night. Overnight, temperatures will drop to the low to mid 20s, so make sure to tuck yourself in nice and tight. Daytime temperatures will peak at 26 to 31 degrees, so be prepared for a hot one - stay hydrated and wear sunscreen to avoid turning into a crispy critter. Remember, safety first, folks! Keep an eye out for any storm warnings and stay indoors if things start to get hairy. And don't forget to check on your pets, they need to stay cool too. Take care out there!
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Mount Isa | 🌧 | 21 | 27 | Showers. Possible storm. |
Channel Country
Region Forecast: Hold onto your hats, folks! We've got a wild mix of weather headed our way. There's a high chance of showers up north and a medium chance everywhere else. And get this - there's a chance of thunderstorms, possibly severe. The winds will be all over the place, starting off strong but then calming down as the day goes on. With overnight temperatures dropping to the low to mid 20s, it's going to be a warm one. Daytime temperatures will reach a scorching 28 to 33 degrees. So, make sure to stay safe out there in the stormy heatwave!
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Birdsville | ⛅ | 22 | 33 | Mostly sunny. |
Thargomindah | 🌧 | 24 | 31 | Shower or two. Possible storm. |
Maranoa and Warrego
Region Forecast: Looks like we've got a bit of everything in store for us today! From partly cloudy skies to a high chance of showers, it's shaping up to be quite the unpredictable day. And let's not forget about the potential thunderstorm, which could be severe - talk about drama! With winds shifting throughout the day, ranging from northwest to northeasterly to southeast to southwesterly, it's like a game of musical chairs out there. Overnight temperatures will drop to the low to mid 20s, while daytime temperatures will soar to a scorching 29 to 35 degrees. It's like we're experiencing all four seasons in one day! So, while we may not have control over the whims of the weather, we can certainly take precautions to stay safe. Whether it's bracing for a storm or preparing for a heatwave, it's always better to be safe than sorry. So keep an eye on the skies, stay hydrated, and buckle up for whatever Mother Nature throws our way!
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Charleville | 🌧 | 23 | 31 | Showers. |
Roma | 🌧 | 21 | 35 | Possible shower. |
St George | 🌧 | 23 | 34 | Shower or two. Possible storm. |
Cunnamulla | 🌧 | 23 | 31 | Showers. Possible storm. |
Darling Downs and Granite Belt
Region Forecast: Looks like we might have some moody clouds rolling in, with a medium chance of showers later in the day. Keep an eye out for thunderstorms, they could be feeling a bit dramatic. Winds will be doing their thing, starting off strong but calming down by midday. Don't forget your hats and sunscreen, it's going to be a scorcher out there with temperatures reaching the low to mid 30s. Stay safe and hydrated, folks!
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Dalby | 🌧 | 19 | 34 | Possible shower. |
Goondiwindi | 🌧 | 22 | 34 | Possible shower or storm. |
Toowoomba | ⛅ | 19 | 30 | Partly cloudy. |
Warwick | ⛅ | 18 | 32 | Partly cloudy. |
Stanthorpe | 🌧 | 17 | 30 | Possible shower. |
Wide Bay and Burnett
Region Forecast: Ah, another riveting day in the world of weather! Expect some clouds, a dash of fog in the morning, and a sprinkle of showers throughout the day - how thrilling! Winds will be light, but don't let that fool you, they'll pick up to a breezy east to northeasterly 15 to 20 km/h by the afternoon. And as if that wasn't enough excitement, temperatures will hit the low to mid 30s during the day, dropping to a balmy 20 overnight. So, grab your umbrella and sunscreen, folks, and stay safe out there in the wild world of weather!
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Bundaberg | 🌧 | 21 | 31 | Possible shower. |
Gympie | 🌧 | 21 | 31 | Shower or two. |
Hervey Bay | ⛅ | 22 | 31 | Partly cloudy. |
Kingaroy | ⛅ | 19 | 31 | Partly cloudy. |
Maryborough | 🌧 | 20 | 31 | Possible shower. |
Gayndah | 🌧 | 21 | 34 | Possible shower. |
Southeast Coast
Region Forecast: Looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit moody today, with a mix of clouds and a chance of fog to start off the day. Don't be surprised if she decides to throw in some showers, especially in the morning and afternoon. And watch out for any thunderstorms lurking in the south - you never know when they might decide to make an appearance. Keep an eye on those winds, starting off light but picking up to a breezy east to northeasterly 15 to 20 km/h in the afternoon. They'll calm down by the evening, but make sure to stay safe if you're out and about. As for temperatures, it's going to be a bit all over the place. Overnight lows around 20, but daytime highs reaching a toasty 28 to 33. So make sure to stay hydrated and find some shade if you're out in the heat. Remember, storms and heatwaves can be unpredictable, so be prepared and stay safe out there!
Location | Icon | Min Temp (°C) | Max Temp (°C) | Description |
Beaudesert | 🌧 | 21 | 32 | Possible shower. |
Brisbane | 🌧 | 22 | 30 | Possible shower. |
Gatton | ⛅ | 20 | 33 | Partly cloudy. |
Ipswich | 🌧 | 21 | 32 | Possible shower. |
Logan Central | 🌧 | 21 | 30 | Possible shower. |
Maroochydore | ⛅ | 21 | 29 | Partly cloudy. |
Redcliffe | ⛅ | 22 | 28 | Partly cloudy. |
Surfers Paradise | 🌧 | 21 | 28 | Possible shower. |
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