Australian Weather Forecast

For Tuesday

NOWSATSUNMONTUE
MinMax
Mostly cloudy
Adelaide

8°C

14°C

Clear skies
Alice Springs

6°C

21°C

Clear skies
Brisbane

11°C

23°C

Clear skies
Broome

17°C

29°C

Rain showers
Cairns

18°C

24°C

Fair
Canberra

3°C

11°C

Fair
Darwin

22°C

30°C

Rain showers
Hobart

7°C

13°C

Rain showers
Melbourne

9°C

14°C

Rain showers
Perth

12°C

19°C

Fair
Sydney

9°C

18°C

National Summary

Low pressure departing Tas could bring gusty showers across Tas, Vic, southeast SA and southern NSW. High pressure over the interior should maintain showers over the east coast and Top End. Low pressure near the western WA coast may bring increasing showers and the odd storm.

State Forecasts

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Warnings

WA

Fri 13:01 AWST

Strong Wind Warning for Leeuwin and Albany coasts

QLD

Fri 15:00 AEST

Strong Wind Warning for Peninsula, Cooktown, Cairns and Townsville coasts. Cancellation for South East Gulf of Carpentaria

NT

Fri 14:30 ACST

Cancellation of Wind Warning for Roper Groote Coast

VIC

Fri 11:42 AEST

Severe Frost Warning North East. Frost Warning Mallee, Wimmera, N Country, N Central, South West, Central, W & S Gippsland & E Gippsland

SA

Fri 11:10 ACST

Frost Warning for Mid North, Riverland, Murraylands and Lower South East. Cancellation for Upper South East

NSW

Fri 10:59 AEST

Sheep Graziers Warning Snowy Mountains. Cancelled Sheep Graziers Warning Southern Tablelands, South West Slopes & ACT

TAS

Fri 10:00 AEST

Strong Wind Warning for Saturday for South West Coast

NSW

Fri 10:00 AEST

Cancellation of Wind Warning for Eden Coast

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