Australian Weather Forecast

For Tuesday

NOWWEDTHUFRISAT
MinMax
Fair
Adelaide

11°C

22°C

Rain
Alice Springs

22°C

36°C

Partly cloudy
Brisbane

21°C

28°C

Clear skies
Broome

28°C

32°C

Partly cloudy
Cairns

23°C

31°C

Rain showers
Canberra

12°C

20°C

Partly cloudy
Darwin

28°C

32°C

Cloudy
Hobart

12°C

19°C

Drizzle
Melbourne

14°C

18°C

Rain showers
Perth

14°C

22°C

Mostly cloudy
Sydney

19°C

24°C

National Summary

Moist unstable winds will drive showers and thunderstorms over parts of eastern SA, Vic, Tas, NSW, southeast Qld and the northern tropics. High pressure extending over WA will bring settled weather ahead of a cold front crossing the southwest late that will bring a few showers.

State Forecasts

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Warnings

NSW

Tue 11:25 AEDT

Strong Wind Warning for Byron Coast

QLD

Tue 10:25 AEST

Strong Wind Warning for Gold Coast Waters

WA

Tue 08:19 AWST

Strong Wind Warning for Ningaloo, Gascoyne and Eucla coasts

VIC

Tue 11:19 AEDT

Strong Wind Warning for Wednesday for West and Central coasts

QLD

Tue 10:18 AEST

Final Flood Warning For The Lower Moonie River

SA

Tue 09:30 ACDT

Strong Wind Warning Wednesday Spencer Gulf, Investigator Strait & Central, South Central, Upper South East & Lower South East coasts

TAS

Tue 10:00 AEDT

Strong Wind Warning for Wednesday for Far North West Coast

VIC

Tue 09:27 AEDT

Sheep Graziers Warning for Central, West and South Gippsland and East Gippsland

QLD

Tue 06:26 AEST

Cancelled Severe Thunderstorm Warning Central Highlands & Coalfields, Wide Bay & Burnett, Maranoa & Warrego & Darling Downs & Granite Belt

QLD

Tue 06:26 AEST

Cancelled Severe Thunderstorm Warning Central Highlands & Coalfields, Wide Bay & Burnett, Maranoa & Warrego & Darling Downs & Granite Belt

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