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Australian Weather Forecast

For Monday

NOW TUE WED THU FRI

MinMax

Partly cloudy

22°C

27°C

Rain

19°C

36°C

Cloudy

16°C

20°C

Clear skies

26°C

32°C

Partly cloudy

21°C

27°C

Partly cloudy

8°C

22°C

Fair

27°C

31°C

Clear skies

11°C

27°C

Clear skies

14°C

27°C

Mostly cloudy

12°C

21°C

Fair

14°C

22°C

National Summary

Showers and storms with low pressure extend from the WA's Kimberley, across northern NT and Qld, producing scattered showers and storms. Storms over western SA precede a front. A moist airflow associated with high pressure brings showers to eastern Qld and northeast NSW.

State Forecasts

Forecasts for Monday

Location	Forecast	Temperature MinMax		Rain ChanceAmount		Frost Risk	UV	Wind 9 am3 pm		Relative Humidity 9 am3 pm
Adelaide		22°C	27°C	50%	0 - 5 mm	Nil	8 - Very High	NNE 19.4km/h	NNW 15.8km/h	39.0%	53.7%
Alice Springs		19°C	36°C	55%	0 - 5 mm	Nil	11.4 - Extreme	NNE 15.1km/h	W 6.5km/h	29.6%	45.6%
Brisbane		16°C	20°C	84%	30 - 35 mm	Nil	9.9 - Very High	N 0.0km/h	ESE 9.0km/h	78.1%	98.8%
Broome		26°C	32°C	0%	0 - 5 mm	Nil	12.3 - Extreme	W 15.1km/h	WNW 26.6km/h	71.5%	89.9%
Cairns		21°C	27°C	63%	5 - 10 mm	Nil	11.4 - Extreme	SSE 13.3km/h	ESE 18.4km/h	74.4%	89.5%
Canberra		8°C	22°C	9%	0 - 5 mm	Nil	8.4 - Very High	SSE 7.2km/h	NNE 12.6km/h	59.6%	74.8%
Darwin		27°C	31°C	26%	0 - 5 mm	Nil	12.7 - Extreme	NNE 9.4km/h	NNW 14.0km/h	72.6%	85.7%
Hobart		11°C	27°C	2%	0 - 5 mm	Nil	6.5 - High	NNW 13.0km/h	N 18.4km/h	43.2%	63.1%
Melbourne		14°C	27°C	0%	0 - 5 mm	Nil	7.4 - High	N 6.8km/h	N 19.1km/h	43.1%	57.5%
Perth		12°C	21°C	0%	0 - 5 mm	Nil	8.3 - Very High	ESE 6.5km/h	SW 13.0km/h	57.8%	74.7%
Sydney		14°C	22°C	7%	0 - 5 mm	Nil	8.2 - Very High	W 5.0km/h	ENE 22.0km/h	66.6%	79.6%

Warnings

TAS

Mon 12:38 AEDT

Strong Wind Warning for Lower East, South East and Central West coasts

WA

Mon 08:11 AWST

Strong Wind Warning for Tuesday for Leeuwin and Albany coasts

SA

Mon 10:40 ACDT

Cancellation of Wind Warning for Lower West, Central and South Central coasts

WA

Sun 13:33 AWST

Heatwave Warning Western Australia

WA

Sun 13:33 AWST

Heatwave Warning Western Australia

WA

Sun 13:33 AWST

Heatwave Warning Western Australia

WA

Sun 13:33 AWST

Heatwave Warning Western Australia

WA

Sun 13:33 AWST

Heatwave Warning Western Australia

WA

Sun 13:33 AWST

Heatwave Warning Western Australia

WA

Sun 13:33 AWST

Heatwave Warning Western Australia

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ELDERS NEWS

News from across Australia

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.

First Tropical Cyclone in the Southern Hemisphere is ahead of season

Tropical Cyclone Wati has developed in the South Pacific and is the first of the 2026-27 southern hemisphere cyclone season.

Hobart's Heat Streak

This year, Hobart has decided to skip spring and head straight for summer!

The city is on track to record eight consecutive days above 20°C, which would set a new October record.

Thunderstorm complex causes 400,000 lightning strikes over three Australian states

A large mass of thunderstorms known as a Mesoscale Convective Complex, or MCC, produced around 400,000 lightning strikes as it passed over parts of WA, SA and the NT between Thursday afternoon and Friday morning.

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.

First Tropical Cyclone in the Southern Hemisphere is ahead of season

Tropical Cyclone Wati has developed in the South Pacific and is the first of the 2026-27 southern hemisphere cyclone season.

Hobart's Heat Streak

This year, Hobart has decided to skip spring and head straight for summer!

The city is on track to record eight consecutive days above 20°C, which would set a new October record.

Thunderstorm complex causes 400,000 lightning strikes over three Australian states

A large mass of thunderstorms known as a Mesoscale Convective Complex, or MCC, produced around 400,000 lightning strikes as it passed over parts of WA, SA and the NT between Thursday afternoon and Friday morning.