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South to southwesterly below 10 knots becoming easterly in the late evening. Seas: Below 0.5 metres. Outlook Sunday: Northeasterly below 10 knots becoming north to northwesterly early in the morning. Seas: Below 0.5 metres. Outlook Monday: Northwesterly 10/15 knots turning southwesterly 15/20 knots during the morning before becoming southerly 10/15 knots in the late evening. Seas: Below 1 metre, increasing to 1/1.5 metres west of Sandy Point during the morning. Outlook Tuesday: South to southeasterly 15/20 knots tending east to southeasterly below 10 knots during the evening. Seas: Below 1 metre, increasing to around 1 metre west of Sandy Point.
Issued Sat 16:40 ESTSeas: Up to 0.5m
Swell: Not available.
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Saturday: S/SW 10 ktsSunday: NE 10 kts
Monday: SW 15/20 kts
Tuesday: S/SE 15/20 kts
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Signs indicating Australia's cool season arrival
16:15 AEST Mere hours after our Total Lightning Network went quiet over the Australian continent, the Himawari satellite captured a clear, textbook snapshot of the arrival of Australia's cool season. A few distinguishing features should catch your eye: A band of cloud streaming over northern WA and towards the nation's interior A distinct clearing of cloud from most of the NT's Top End, and A band of cloud crossing to the south of WA Turns out, all three of these features point to one thing: winter is knocking at the door. Image: Himawari satellite imagery and mean sea level pressure (ECMWF) over Australia on the morning of Saturday, April 27th, 2024.
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