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Australian Weather Forecast

For Wednesday

NOW THU FRI SAT SUN

MinMax

Fair

12°C

24°C

Cloudy

21°C

34°C

Cloudy

18°C

24°C

Clear skies

27°C

32°C

Rain

22°C

28°C

Partly cloudy

10°C

24°C

Mostly cloudy

27°C

32°C

Mostly cloudy

13°C

24°C

Cloudy

16°C

26°C

Clear skies

12°C

22°C

Partly cloudy

15°C

23°C

National Summary

Troughs over WA's north, the NT's west and south and SA's far north are causing showers and storms. A cold front is causing showers and storms over SA's east, Vic's west and Tas. Another trough and an unstable E'ly airflow are causing showers and storms over Qld and eastern NSW.

State Forecasts

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Warnings

TAS

Wed 08:13 AEDT

Strong Wind Warning for Thursday for Upper East and Lower East coasts

TAS

Wed 08:07 AEDT

Road Weather Alert for reduced visibility in fog for Upper Derwent Valley and South East

VIC

Wed 05:00 AEDT

Strong Wind Warning for Thursday for East Gippsland Coast

NSW

Wed 04:23 AEDT

Sheep Graziers Warning for Northern Tablelands

WA

Wed 01:01 AWST

Strong Wind Warning for Leeuwin and Albany coasts

NT

Tue 14:43 ACST

Heatwave Warning Northern Territory

NT

Tue 14:43 ACST

Heatwave Warning Northern Territory

NT

Tue 14:43 ACST

Heatwave Warning Northern Territory

NT

Tue 14:43 ACST

Heatwave Warning Northern Territory

NT

Tue 14:43 ACST

Heatwave Warning Northern Territory

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ELDERS NEWS

News from across Australia

Rain to soak parts of Queensland, NSW for at least a week

Persistent and heavy rain will affect parts of Queensland and NSW during at least the next seven days, with some areas possibly in line to receive more than one month’s rain in a matter of days.

Melbourne's first 30-degree days of spring

The temperature in Melbourne looks set to hit the 30-degree mark for the first time since March, with maximums of 30°C forecast for both this Thursday and Friday.

Slow-moving Tasman Sea high to bring rain, storms and heat across Australia this week

An unusually slow-moving high pressure system centred over the Tasman Sea will cause a contrasting mix of weather across Australia this week, with heavy rain and thunderstorms in the country’s east and a spring heatwave in parts of the south.

Hobart warmer than Brisbane for at least a week

A highly unusual weather anomaly is underway in eastern Australia, with maximum temperatures in Hobart likely to exceed those in Brisbane for a week or longer.

Rain to soak parts of Queensland, NSW for at least a week

Persistent and heavy rain will affect parts of Queensland and NSW during at least the next seven days, with some areas possibly in line to receive more than one month’s rain in a matter of days.

Melbourne's first 30-degree days of spring

The temperature in Melbourne looks set to hit the 30-degree mark for the first time since March, with maximums of 30°C forecast for both this Thursday and Friday.

Slow-moving Tasman Sea high to bring rain, storms and heat across Australia this week

An unusually slow-moving high pressure system centred over the Tasman Sea will cause a contrasting mix of weather across Australia this week, with heavy rain and thunderstorms in the country’s east and a spring heatwave in parts of the south.

Hobart warmer than Brisbane for at least a week

A highly unusual weather anomaly is underway in eastern Australia, with maximum temperatures in Hobart likely to exceed those in Brisbane for a week or longer.