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TAS - Mon 22:00 EST
Strong Wind Warning Lower E, SE & SW coasts. Cancelled Banks St & Franklin Sound, Fred Hen Bay & Norfolks, Storm Bay, Channel & CN Coast

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Westerly 25/30 knots. Seas: 2.5/3 metres. Swell: West to southwesterly 2/3 metres inshore, increasing to 3/4 metres offshore. Outlook Tuesday: Westerly 25/30 knots, reaching up to 35 knots early in the morning. Winds tending southwesterly 20/30 knots before dawn then decreasing to 20/25 knots in the morning. Seas: 2/3 metres, decreasing to 1.5/2 metres around midday. Swell: Southwesterly 4/5 metres. Outlook Wednesday: Southwesterly 20/25 knots. Seas: 1.5 metres, increasing to 1.5/2 metres near Cape Bruny. Swell: Southwesterly 3/4 metres, decreasing to 3 metres during the afternoon. Outlook Thursday: Southwesterly 15/20 knots turning southerly 10/15 knots during the late afternoon. Seas: 1.5 metres, decreasing to 1 metre during the morning. Swell: Southwesterly 2.5/3 metres inshore, increasing to 3/4 metres offshore.

Issued Mon 22:01 EST

Seas: Up to 3.0m
Swell: Up to 4.0m, WSW

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Monday: W 25/30 kts
Tuesday: W 35 kts
Wednesday: SW 20/25 kts
Thursday: SW 15/20 kts

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Decent rain en route to bone-dry southwest WA

14:29 AEST Welcome rain is coming to the parched southwest WA this week, possibly including Perth and Bunbury which are both having their driest 7 months on record. Many locations in the southwest will see the driest April on record, with much of this rainfall likely to contribute to May’s totals, as a cold front approaches the state on later in the week. Rainfall and thunderstorms are forecast in the Gascoyne region on Monday afternoon, before shifting to the Central West, Lower West and Central Wheatbelt regions on Tuesday.