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Adelaide 9/22
mostly sunny
late shower
Brisbane 17/25
mostly cloudy
Cairns 23/30
Canberra 6/20
mostly sunny
sunny
Darwin 25/33
Hobart 7/19
mostly sunny
mostly sunny
Melbourne 10/18
Perth 16/30
sunny
windy with showers
Sydney 16/23
mostly sunny
Townsville 24/31

current extremes current extremes

Hottest
29.8°C
Coldest
-0.1°C
Windiest
Wattamolla, NSW/ACT
S 64km/h
Wettest
Norah Head, NSW/ACT
6.8mm last hr

forecast summary current national summary

Showers and storms over the NT's far eastern Top End & QLD's far north in unstable easterly winds. Scattered showers across NSW with a trough. Showers across southern Vic in unstable southerly winds. Dry elsewhere with a broad ridge of high pressure.

forecast summary capital cities

Sydney 16°C 23°C Windy with showers
Melbourne 10°C 18°C Mostly sunny
Brisbane 17°C 25°C Late shower
Perth 16°C 30°C Sunny
Adelaide 9°C 22°C Mostly sunny
Canberra 6°C 20°C Mostly sunny
Hobart 7°C 19°C Mostly sunny
Darwin 25°C 33°C Sunny

current warnings most recent warnings

QLD - Sat 08:08 EST
Hazardous Surf Warning

WA - Sat 04:00 WST
Coastal Wind Warning

NT - Sat 04:45 CST
Coastal Wind/Gale Warning

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A very wet weekend for southeast Qld, northeast NSW

11:48 AEST A prolonged rainfall event is set to bring large totals to parts of NSW and Qld from Saturday, with possible heavy falls and flooding.  A low-pressure system in the Coral Sea, a deepening coastal trough and persistent easterlies will bring moisture-laden air into southeast Qld and northeast NSW will bring days of rainfall to the region.  While there is not a drop of rain on the radar over southeast Qld and Northeast NSW on Friday morning, the mass of cloud associated with a low in the Coral Sea will enhance rainfall over the weekend.

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