Australian Weather Forecast

For Tuesday

NOWTUEWEDTHUFRI
MinMax
Partly cloudy
Adelaide

10°C

15°C

Clear skies
Alice Springs

3°C

19°C

Mostly cloudy
Brisbane

12°C

21°C

Clear skies
Broome

14°C

27°C

Rain
Cairns

19°C

23°C

Fair
Canberra

2°C

12°C

Fair
Darwin

19°C

29°C

Mostly cloudy
Hobart

7°C

15°C

Mostly cloudy
Melbourne

9°C

15°C

Mostly cloudy
Perth

9°C

18°C

Clear skies
Sydney

9°C

20°C

National Summary

A front delivers showers to far southeast SA and western Tas in strengthening winds, with showers lingering along WA's south coast. A strong inland high drives dry, gusty winds across the north. Onshore winds bring showers to northeast NSW and Qld's coasts.

State Forecasts

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Warnings

National

Sun 22:02 AEST

Gale Warning 7 For Southeastern And Southern Areas

National

Sun 22:02 AEST

Gale Warning 8 For Southern Area

SA

Sun 21:30 ACST

Strong Wind Warning Monday Invest St & Far West, Upper West, Lower West, Central, South Central, Upper South East & L SE coasts

VIC

Sun 22:00 AEST

Strong Wind Warning for Monday for Port Phillip & West and Central coasts

TAS

Sun 22:00 AEST

Strong Wind Warning for South East, South West and Central West coasts. Cancellation for East of Flinders Island

WA

Sun 19:01 AWST

Gale Warning for Esperance Coast. Strong Wind Warning for Albany and Eucla coasts. Cancellation for Leeuwin Coast

VIC

Sun 17:22 AEST

Frost Warning for Northern Country, North East and East Gippsland

TAS

Sun 11:38 AEST

Final Flood Warning For The Styx River

TAS

Sun 10:23 AEST

Final Flood Warning For The Huon River

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