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For Tuesday

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MinMax

Adelaide

16°C

18°C

Alice Springs

14°C

26°C

Brisbane

14°C

22°C

Broome

20°C

28°C

Cairns

20°C

26°C

Canberra

6°C

16°C

Darwin

23°C

31°C

Hobart

7°C

12°C

Melbourne

12°C

17°C

Perth

6°C

16°C

Sydney

12°C

20°C

National Summary

Rain & storms are scattering across WA & SA due to a trough & front which is bringing blustery winds to southern WA. Isolated, mainly light showers are affecting Tas, Vic & western NSW in moist, unstable air. Showers along the eastern seaboard are mainly in northeast NSW.

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Warnings

NSW

Tue 07:51 AEST

Road Weather Alert for reduced visibility in fog for Sydney Western Suburbs

Tue 05:24 AWST

Strong Wind Warning for Pilbara Coast West & Albany, Esperance and Eucla coasts

Tue 04:18 AWST

Severe Weather Warning (Heavy Rainfall) for parts of South East Coastal district

Tue 04:18 AWST

Severe Weather Warning (Heavy Rainfall) for parts of South East Coastal district

Tue 04:10 AWST

Sheep Graziers Warning for South East Coastal, Great Southern and Central Wheat Belt

National

Tue 04:23 AEST

Gale Warning 8 For Southern Area

National

Tue 04:23 AEST

Final Gale Warning 7 For Southern Area

Tue 03:40 ACST

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

VIC

Tue 04:10 AEST

Strong Wind Warning for Port Phillip

TAS

Tue 04:00 AEST

Cancellation of Wind Warning for South West Coast

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ELDERS NEWS

News from across Australia

Wet in the southwest with rare WA snow possible

Moisture associated with a cold front generated significant rainfall in the southwestern corner of the country overnight, and an accompanying pool of cold air could cause snowfalls on the highest peaks of the Stirling Range in WA's Great Southern district on Monday evening.

Rain to soak parts of every Australian state this week

Wet and stormy weather will spread over parts of every Australian state and territory this week, June 15-21, as a powerful low pressure system and northwest cloudband impact the country.

What is happening with the Indian Monsoon?

Just as Australia’s tropics see a monsoon season during the Southern Hemisphere’s summer, India and southeast Asia see their monsoon season in the Northern Hemisphere’s summer.

Rain spreading across increasingly damp SA, and more to come

Barely a week after a soaking, much of South Australia has had rain this weekend, substantial in some of the state's west and south, with more on the way.

Wet in the southwest with rare WA snow possible

Rain to soak parts of every Australian state this week

Wet and stormy weather will spread over parts of every Australian state and territory this week, June 15-21, as a powerful low pressure system and northwest cloudband impact the country.

What is happening with the Indian Monsoon?

Just as Australia’s tropics see a monsoon season during the Southern Hemisphere’s summer, India and southeast Asia see their monsoon season in the Northern Hemisphere’s summer.

Rain spreading across increasingly damp SA, and more to come

Barely a week after a soaking, much of South Australia has had rain this weekend, substantial in some of the state's west and south, with more on the way.

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Wet in the southwest with rare WA snow possible

Rain to soak parts of every Australian state this week

What is happening with the Indian Monsoon?

Rain spreading across increasingly damp SA, and more to come

Wet in the southwest with rare WA snow possible

Rain to soak parts of every Australian state this week

What is happening with the Indian Monsoon?

Rain spreading across increasingly damp SA, and more to come

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