Australian Weather Forecast

For Sunday

NOWSUNMONTUEWED
MinMax
Clear skies
Adelaide

19°C

28°C

Clear skies
Alice Springs

18°C

34°C

Rain showers
Brisbane

17°C

23°C

Clear skies
Broome

26°C

31°C

Rain showers
Cairns

21°C

27°C

Fair
Canberra

8°C

21°C

Clear skies
Darwin

27°C

32°C

Clear skies
Hobart

11°C

25°C

Clear skies
Melbourne

14°C

25°C

Rain showers
Perth

15°C

20°C

Fair
Sydney

13°C

20°C

National Summary

A trough will bring showers and storms to Qld, the NT & northeast WA, potentially heavy in Qld. A second trough and front will trigger showers and storms over southern WA. A high will send showery easterly winds over NSW, while keeping Tas and parts of Vic dry.

State Forecasts

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Warnings

QLD

Sat 04:14 AEST

Severe Thunderstorm Warning (Heavy Rainfall) for parts of Maranoa and Warrego, Central Highlands and Coalfields and Central West

QLD

Sat 04:14 AEST

Severe Thunderstorm Warning (Heavy Rainfall) for parts of Maranoa and Warrego, Central Highlands and Coalfields and Central West

NSW

Sat 04:23 AEDT

Sheep Graziers Warning for Northern Tablelands

VIC

Sat 04:10 AEDT

Strong Wind Warning for East Gippsland Coast

WA

Sat 01:01 AWST

Strong Wind Warning for Sunday for Albany Coast

TAS

Sat 04:00 AEDT

Strong Wind Warning for Lower East Coast

NT

Fri 13:38 ACST

Cancellation Of Heatwave Warning For Northern Territory Northern Territory

NT

Fri 13:38 ACST

Cancellation Of Heatwave Warning For Northern Territory Northern Territory

NT

Fri 13:38 ACST

Cancellation Of Heatwave Warning For Northern Territory Northern Territory

NT

Fri 13:38 ACST

Cancellation Of Heatwave Warning For Northern Territory Northern Territory

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