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Next 48 hours in Adelaide

		Temp	Chance of Rain	Cloud Cover		Dew Point	Humidity
Friday, October 11
3am	Mostly clear	9°C	5%	20%	S 5km/h	6°C	79%
6am	Clear	8°C	5%	8%	S 4km/h	5°C	82%
9am	Mostly clear	13°C	5%	29%	SSE 6km/h	7°C	67%
12pm	Mostly clear	18°C	5%	33%	S 10km/h	7°C	48%
3pm	Mostly clear	21°C	5%	15%	SSW 16km/h	8°C	43%
6pm	Mostly clear	19°C	5%	13%	S 16km/h	8°C	48%
9pm	Mostly clear	13°C	5%	21%	SSE 11km/h	9°C	73%
Saturday, October 12
12am	Mostly clear	11°C	5%	31%	SSE 7km/h	9°C	82%
3am	Mostly clear	10°C	5%	24%	ESE 5km/h	8°C	85%
6am	Mostly clear	9°C	5%	32%	ESE 6km/h	6°C	82%
9am	Mostly clear	13°C	5%	37%	E 6km/h	8°C	68%
12pm	Mostly clear	20°C	5%	37%	ENE 6km/h	7°C	42%
3pm	Mostly clear	24°C	5%	30%	NE 6km/h	7°C	32%
6pm	Mostly clear	24°C	5%	45%	ESE 5km/h	7°C	33%
9pm	Mostly clear	18°C	5%	48%	E 8km/h	4°C	39%
Sunday, October 13
12am	Mostly cloudy	17°C	5%	69%	E 11km/h	1°C	35%

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Why has Hurricane Milton spawned tornadoes?

16:59 AEDT Hurricanes and tornadoes are two totally different types of weather phenomena involving swirling destructive winds – hurricanes on a macro scale, tornadoes on a micro scale – so why have the two occurred in unison as Hurricane Milton lashes Florida? The answer is that under the right conditions, hurricanes can produce exactly the type of extreme weather conditions which are conducive to tornado formation.