Australian Weather Forecast

For Wednesday

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MinMax
Cloudy
Adelaide

13°C

18°C

Mostly cloudy
Alice Springs

6°C

18°C

Clear skies
Brisbane

16°C

24°C

Cloudy
Broome

23°C

28°C

Mostly cloudy
Cairns

20°C

27°C

Mostly cloudy
Canberra

3°C

15°C

Mostly cloudy
Darwin

23°C

32°C

Clear skies
Hobart

7°C

15°C

Mostly cloudy
Melbourne

11°C

17°C

Clear skies
Perth

8°C

25°C

Mostly cloudy
Sydney

12°C

19°C

National Summary

A high pressure system centered over SA is bringing showers to southern SA, southern Vic, western Tas and northwest WA. Southerly winds over eastern NSW is bringing a few coastal showers. Mostly dry elsewhere with the high pressure.

State Forecasts

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Warnings

VIC

Wed 16:15 AEST

Strong Wind Warning for East Gippsland Coast

NSW

Wed 16:05 AEST

Strong Wind Warning for Byron, Coffs, Macquarie, Hunter, Sydney, Illawarra, Batemans and Eden coasts

TAS

Wed 16:05 AEST

Strong Wind Warning for Lower East and South East coasts. Cancellation for South West Coast

NSW

Wed 15:52 AEST

Severe Weather Warning (Damaging Winds And Damaging Surf) for Lord Howe Island

WA

Wed 13:01 AWST

Strong Wind Warning for West Kimberley Coast. Cancellation for Pilbara Coast East, Pilbara Coast West & North Kimberley Coast

NT

Wed 14:30 ACST

Cancellation of Wind Warning for Roper Groote Coast

QLD

Wed 15:00 AEST

Strong Wind Warning Sunshine Coast Waters, Gold Coast Waters & Cooktown, Cairns & Mackay coasts. Cancelled South East Gulf of Carpentaria

NSW

Wed 06:54 AEST

Final Flood Warning For The Richmond River

NSW

Wed 04:26 AEST

Cancellation of Sheep Graziers Warning for Snowy Mountains

NSW

Tue 15:50 AEST

Final Flood Warning For The Wilsons River

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