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Australian Weather Forecast

For Thursday

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Adelaide

4°C

15°C

Alice Springs

3°C

17°C

Brisbane

12°C

20°C

Broome

18°C

29°C

Cairns

16°C

23°C

Canberra

2°C

14°C

Darwin

21°C

30°C

Hobart

7°C

14°C

Melbourne

11°C

15°C

Perth

15°C

22°C

Sydney

9°C

16°C

National Summary

A cold front is crossing the Tasman Sea, bringing showers, strong winds, as well as snow over Tas highlands. Moist winds are generating showers over coastal Qld. High pressure elsewhere is bringing largely clear and settled conditions.

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Warnings

QLD

Thu 08:39 AEST

Strong Wind Warning SE Gulf of Carpentaria, Hervey Bay, Sun Cst Waters, Moreton Bay, Gold Cst Waters & Peninsula, Cooktown, Cairns

Thu 06:30 AWST

Gale Warning for Leeuwin Coast. Strong Wind Warning for Perth Local Waters & Geraldton, Lancelin, Perth, Bunbury Geographe and Albany coasts

NSW

Thu 08:24 AEST

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

TAS

Thu 04:00 AEST

Strong Wind Warning for South East and South West coasts

Thu 02:30 ACST

Strong Wind Warning for Roper Groote Coast

Wed 16:40 ACST

Frost Warning for Mid North, Riverland and Murraylands

VIC

Wed 16:46 AEST

Frost Warning for North East

VIC

Wed 10:56 AEST

Final Flood Warning For The Seven Creeks

NSW

Wed 10:55 AEST

Cancellation of Sheep Graziers Warning for Snowy Mountains

VIC

Wed 10:31 AEST

Minor Flood Warning For The Ovens And King Rivers

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ELDERS NEWS

News from across Australia

Perth’s warmest July day in 32 years, heavy rain to follow

Perth has had its warmest July day since 1994, with the mercury reaching 25.

Mercury plummets below zero in all states and territories except the NT

Sub-zero minimum temperatures were recorded in seven of the eight Australian states and territories overnight, with only the Northern Territory failing to record a freezing temperature.

Multi-day deluge looming for northern NSW

A multi-day midwinter heavy rainfall event is looking increasingly likely for the North Coast of New South Wales and immediately adjacent areas, including just over the Queensland border.

Snow falls to low levels in Tasmania

Heavy snow has fallen across Tasmania, with light snow falling to levels as low as 600 metres, while snowfall totals likely exceeded 20 centimetres at some locations above about 1000 metres.

Perth’s warmest July day in 32 years, heavy rain to follow

Perth has had its warmest July day since 1994, with the mercury reaching 25.

Mercury plummets below zero in all states and territories except the NT

Sub-zero minimum temperatures were recorded in seven of the eight Australian states and territories overnight, with only the Northern Territory failing to record a freezing temperature.

Multi-day deluge looming for northern NSW

A multi-day midwinter heavy rainfall event is looking increasingly likely for the North Coast of New South Wales and immediately adjacent areas, including just over the Queensland border.

Snow falls to low levels in Tasmania

Heavy snow has fallen across Tasmania, with light snow falling to levels as low as 600 metres, while snowfall totals likely exceeded 20 centimetres at some locations above about 1000 metres.

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News from across Australia

Perth’s warmest July day in 32 years, heavy rain to follow

Mercury plummets below zero in all states and territories except the NT

Multi-day deluge looming for northern NSW

Snow falls to low levels in Tasmania

Perth’s warmest July day in 32 years, heavy rain to follow

Mercury plummets below zero in all states and territories except the NT

Multi-day deluge looming for northern NSW

Snow falls to low levels in Tasmania

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