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Cooler Daily Forecast - Nov 15 - Wally's Weather Australia

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National Synoptic Situation



Synoptic Situation for

QLD:

It seems we have a bit of a weather situation on our hands. A weak ridge along the east coast is getting stronger as a high pressure system waltzes into the Tasman Sea. Meanwhile, a trough from northwestern Queensland to the southeast is causing a bit of a ruckus and will be pushed westward by the growing ridge. This means more showers and thunderstorms are on the horizon for the state's interior. And just when you thought it couldn't get any more exciting, this trough is expected to make its way east across central and southern Queensland next week. So, buckle up and hold on to your hats, folks. It's going to be a wild ride. Remember to stay safe out there and keep an eye out for any stormy shenanigans.


NSW and ACT:

Looks like Mother Nature is feeling a bit indecisive this week, with a cold front sneaking down south and a stubborn trough hanging around northeast NSW. But don't get too comfortable, because things are about to heat up again. A ridge is building along the coast, setting the stage for some intense heatwaves. And just when you thought it couldn't get any more exciting, a cold front is gearing up to sweep across the state over the weekend. So, buckle up and stay safe out there, folks. Whether it's storms or scorching temperatures, it's always best to be prepared. Remember to stay hydrated, seek shade, and listen to any warnings or advisories. Let's weather this wild ride together!


VIC:

Hold onto your hats, Victoria! A ridge is stretching over the south while a high pressure system is making its way towards Tasmania. As the high pressure system moves over the southern Tasman Sea, a trough and cold front are gearing up to roll in from the Bight. Brace yourselves for a hot and dry northerly airstream on Saturday, followed by the cold front sweeping across the state on Sunday. Stay safe and stay cool as another ridge of high pressure moves in from the west on Monday. Storms and heatwaves are on the horizon, so be prepared!


SA:

Get ready to buckle up for a wild ride as a high pressure system decides to take a leisurely stroll from south of the Bight to Tasmania, with a cold front and trough following closely behind. This dynamic duo will be making their way across SA, bringing with them the potential for storms and heatwaves. So be sure to stay safe and prepared as this weather rollercoaster makes its way through the region. And remember, it's always better to be safe than sorry when dealing with Mother Nature's unpredictable moods.


WA:

Get ready for some exciting weather in the western Pilbara this weekend, as a north-south trough decides to make itself at home. Meanwhile, a cheeky trough in the Kimberley is planning a southeastward journey on Friday. So, folks, stay safe out there and remember to pack your sunscreen and umbrellas - you never know when Mother Nature might decide to throw a tantrum with a heatwave or storm!


TAS:

Hold onto your hats, Tasmania! A high pressure system is swooping in from the west, ready to take over the state tonight and head east by Friday. Brace yourselves for some fierce northerly winds on Saturday as a cold front approaches. The cold front will sweep through early on Sunday, with a low pressure system skirting past to the southeast. By Monday, a high pressure ridge will settle in. Remember, safety first in the face of these stormy conditions and heatwaves. Stay indoors, keep cool, and be prepared for anything that Mother Nature throws your way.


NT:

Well, looks like Mother Nature is up to her usual tricks again. A trough is making its way down south, bringing along some showers and thunderstorms with it. Make sure to stay safe and keep an eye out for any stormy weather heading your way. And don't forget to stay hydrated during any heatwaves that may come your way. Remember, it's always better to be safe than sorry when it comes to unpredictable weather patterns.


National Weather Warnings

New South Wales

Victoria

Queensland

Western Australia

South Australia

No warnings available at this time for South Australia.

Tasmania

Northern Territory


 

Four Day Forecasts

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Temperature and Rainfall Forecast - Access-G

Access G data may differ from Access R, they use different calculations, G is a Global Model, R is a Regional model.
Access G data may differ from Access R, they use different calculations, G is a Global Model, R is a Regional model.

Friday, 15th November

Be prepared to face some serious weather shenanigans today, as storms and heatwaves take center stage across Queensland. If you're lucky enough to be basking in the mostly sunny skies west of Longreach and south of Julia Creek, count your blessings. But for the rest of the state, be on high alert for isolated showers and thunderstorms, which are expected to become more widespread in central and southeast Queensland. Don't be caught off guard by possible severe thunderstorms in central Queensland, the Wide Bay, and the southeastern interior. It's all fun and games until someone gets struck by lightning! Stay safe out there, folks. As for the winds, they'll be blowing in from the northwest to northeasterly direction, with a twist of east to southeasterly action north of Cairns and south to southeasterly winds over western and southern interior Queensland. It's like a meteorological dance party out there! And let's not forget about the temperatures. While the southeast will be enjoying near-average highs, things will be heating up elsewhere. Inland Far North Queensland, the western Peninsula, and the eastern Gulf Country are in for some severe heatwave conditions. Stay cool, stay hydrated, and most importantly, stay safe. Mother Nature doesn't mess around when it comes to extreme weather.

Saturday, 16th November

Bask in the sun out west, but watch out for those pesky thunderstorms lurking around. Showers will be making themselves known in various parts of Queensland, so keep an eye out for any sudden downpours. And let's not forget about the risk of thunderstorms in the southern and central interior - Mother Nature sure loves to keep us on our toes! Don't be fooled by the temperatures either - while it may be near average in some areas, others will be feeling the heat. Severe heatwave conditions are on the horizon for inland Far North Queensland, the western Peninsula, and the eastern Gulf Country. So stay cool and hydrated, folks, and remember to take care in these stormy and sweltering conditions. Stay safe out there!

Sunday, 17th November

Watch out for some scattered showers in eastern Queensland and northern Cape York Peninsula. You might catch a glimpse of isolated showers and maybe even a thunderstorm elsewhere, with showers getting a bit more scattered in the southern interior. Keep an eye out for those gusty northwesterly winds in the far southwest - they could lead to some extreme fire dangers. Temperatures will be hanging around the average mark in central and southeast Queensland, but things will be heating up above average elsewhere. The severe heatwave conditions are finally starting to cool off in the far northern interior and the Peninsula. So, stay safe out there and make sure to keep cool during these stormy and scorching times!

Monday, 18th November

Well, it seems like Queensland is in for a mixed bag of weather today. We've got some isolated showers hanging out in the east, north of Carmilla, and up in the Cape York Peninsula. Watch out for those possible thunderstorms in the interior and southeast - they can be a real shocker! Temperatures are going to be hovering around average for most of the state, but things might get a bit toasty in the far northern interior and Peninsula. Good news is, the heatwave conditions are starting to cool off a bit. Remember to stay safe out there, folks. Whether you're dodging thunderstorms or soaking up the sun, it's always best to be prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws your way.


Region Round-up - BOM

North Tropical Coast and Tablelands

Region Forecast: Get ready for a classic Aussie summer day! Expect some sunshine, a slight chance of a shower near the coast, and the potential for a thunderstorm down south. Light winds in the morning will pick up to a breezy easterly direction. Overnight, temperatures will cool down to a relatively comfortable range, but during the day, it's going to be a scorcher with highs reaching up to 37 degrees. Stay safe in the heat and be prepared for any stormy surprises!

Location

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Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Cairns

23

33

Partly cloudy.

Atherton

17

31

Partly cloudy.

Cooktown

24

32

Partly cloudy.

Innisfail

21

31

Partly cloudy.

Mareeba

19

34

Partly cloudy.

Herbert and Lower Burdekin

Region Forecast: Grab your umbrellas and sunscreen, folks! There's a slight chance of an inland thunderstorm popping up later today, so don't be surprised if you get caught in a sudden downpour. The winds will be playing a little game of hide and seek, starting off light before dawn and then picking up speed in the morning. With overnight temperatures dropping down to the low to mid 20s, you might want to keep a fan handy to stay cool. As for daytime temperatures, get ready for a scorching 31 to 38 degrees - it's going to feel like you're walking on the sun out there! Remember to stay safe in case of any storms or heatwaves, and make sure to stay hydrated and seek shade if you start feeling the heat. Mother nature can be unpredictable, so it's always better to be prepared!

Location

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Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Townsville

25

33

Partly cloudy.

Ayr

22

32

Partly cloudy.

Ingham

22

34

Partly cloudy.

Central Coast and Whitsundays

Region Forecast: Looks like we've got a bit of a mixed bag on our hands today, with a slight chance of a shower and a potential thunderstorm looming on the horizon. Those winds will be shifting around a bit, starting from the north and then making their way east to northeast as the day goes on. As for temperatures, it's going to be a hot one, with daytime highs climbing up into the 30s. So make sure to stay hydrated and seek shelter if you start feeling the heat. And if you hear that rumble of thunder in the distance, it's probably a good idea to hunker down and wait it out. Remember, when it comes to storms and heatwaves, safety always comes first. So keep an eye on the weather and take precautions to stay safe and cool.

Location

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Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Mackay

22

32

Partly cloudy.

Bowen

23

32

Partly cloudy.

Peninsula

Region Forecast: Get ready for some scorching temperatures and the possibility of a thunderstorm down south near Palmerville. While the chances of showers are slim, be cautious if you're on the east coast. With winds picking up throughout the day, it's essential to stay safe and hydrated in the heat. Overnight, temperatures will cool down slightly but still remain in the low to mid 20s. So, folks, keep an eye out for any stormy weather and make sure to take precautions to stay safe in the heatwave.

Location

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Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Weipa

23

39

Mostly sunny.

Coen

24

34

Partly cloudy.

Palmerville

☀️

21

41

Sunny.

Thursday Island

🌧

27

33

Possible shower.

Gulf Country

Region Forecast: Welcome to the exciting world of weather forecasts! Today's outlook includes a delightful mix of clouds, a sprinkle of rain, and a dash of thunderstorm activity. Wind will be playing a game of hide and seek, starting off light and then deciding to pick up speed later in the day. As the day progresses, temperatures will soar to a scorching 40 degrees, so be sure to pack your sunscreen and stay hydrated. Overnight, temperatures will dip down to the mid to high 20s, giving you a chance to cool off before the heatwave strikes again. Remember, safety always comes first when dealing with storms and extreme heat. So, stay indoors if possible, keep an eye on the sky, and be prepared for any surprises that Mother Nature may throw your way. Stay safe and enjoy the wild ride of weather watching!

Location

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Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Normanton

🌧

27

36

Possible afternoon storm.

Burketown

🌧

25

36

Possible storm.

Doomadgee

🌧

27

39

Possible storm.

Kowanyama

25

39

Mostly sunny.

Northern Goldfields and Upper Flinders

Region Forecast: Looks like we've got a bit of everything on the menu today - showers, thunderstorms, light winds, and temperatures as high as 42 degrees! So, if you find yourself near the Gregory Ranges, you might want to pack an umbrella. And if you hear some rumbling in the late morning, don't worry, it's just Mother Nature showing off her thunderstorm skills. Just remember to stay safe in the heatwave, folks!

Location

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Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Charters Towers

🌧

21

38

Possible afternoon storm.

Georgetown

🌧

25

38

Possible late storm.

Capricornia

Region Forecast: Prepare yourself for a mixed bag of weather today, with some clouds and a chance of showers in the south. Be on the lookout for thunderstorms later in the morning, and brace yourself for the possibility of severe weather. Winds will be picking up throughout the day, so hold onto your hats! Overnight temperatures will dip down to the high teens and low twenties, while daytime temperatures are set to soar into the low to mid 30s. Stay cool and hydrated to beat the heatwave that's coming our way. Remember, safety first in the face of storms and scorching temperatures. Keep an eye on the forecast and take precautions to stay safe and comfortable.

Location

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Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Gladstone

🌧

24

31

Shower or two.

Rockhampton

23

34

Partly cloudy.

Biloela

🌧

19

33

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Yeppoon

24

30

Partly cloudy.

Central Highlands and Coalfields

Region Forecast: Looks like Mother Nature has a bit of a temper tantrum planned for the day. You might want to pack an umbrella and some sunscreen just in case. There's a decent chance of some showers popping up later on, and even a thunderstorm or two to keep things interesting. Don't be surprised if the weather decides to throw a heatwave our way as well. Temperatures are expected to reach scorching levels, so it might be a good idea to stay indoors and crank up the air conditioning. Stay safe out there, folks. And remember, it's always better to be prepared for whatever storm or heatwave comes our way.

Location

Icon

Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Emerald

🌧

22

36

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Clermont

🌧

22

36

Showers. Possible storm.

Moranbah

🌧

21

37

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Central West

Region Forecast: Looks like we've got a mixed bag of weather coming our way! There's a slight chance of a shower in the southeast, but don't hold your breath for rain elsewhere. Keep an eye out for thunderstorms in the west, which could be quite severe - exciting stuff! Winds will be doing a little dance throughout the day, starting off from the south to southeasterly before shifting to the north to northeasterly. By the late afternoon, they'll be coming at us from the east to northeasterly - talk about a whirlwind romance! Overnight, temperatures will drop to the low to mid 20s, but during the day, things are really going to heat up. Be prepared for temperatures reaching a scorching 37 to 42 degrees - it's going to be hotter than a cat on a hot tin roof! Remember to stay safe during any storms or heatwaves that may come our way. Keep cool, stay hydrated, and don't be caught out in the wild weather. And if you do get caught in a storm, just remember - it's all just a little bit of weather we're going through. Stay safe out there, folks!

Location

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Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Longreach

25

43

Partly cloudy.

Barcaldine

🌧

26

39

Possible storm.

Winton

24

43

Mostly sunny.

North West

Region Forecast: Prepare yourselves, dear learners, for a day of sunshine interrupted by the occasional thunderstorm in the afternoon and evening. Winds will be dancing around from south to southeast at 15 to 25 km/h, before taking a break in the middle of the day and then switching to southeast to southwesterly at 15 to 20 km/h in the late afternoon. As the day progresses, temperatures will be climbing to the low 40s, so make sure to hydrate and stay cool to avoid turning into a human puddle. Overnight, temperatures will drop to a balmy 22 to 27 degrees, providing a brief reprieve from the scorching heat. Remember to stay safe and take precautions to weather any storms that may come your way. Happy learning, and may your day be as unpredictable as the weather!

Location

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Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Mount Isa

☀️

23

41

Sunny.

Channel Country

Region Forecast: Looks like we're in for a scorcher today, with winds coming in from the south to southeasterly direction at a breezy 20 to 30 km/h. Overnight, temperatures will drop to the low to mid 20s, but don't get too comfortable because daytime temperatures are set to soar to a blistering 40 degrees. With this kind of heat, it's important to stay safe and hydrated. Make sure to seek shelter from the sun and drink plenty of water to avoid heat-related illnesses. And who knows, with these gusty winds, we might even see some stormy weather on the horizon. So keep an eye out and stay prepared for any unexpected changes in the forecast. Stay safe out there!

Location

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Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Birdsville

21

38

Mostly sunny.

Thargomindah

21

38

Mostly sunny.

Maranoa and Warrego

Region Forecast: Prepare yourselves for some potentially dramatic weather today, with a medium chance of showers in the northeast. Keep an eye out for thunderstorms, which may be severe, from late morning onwards. Make sure to stay safe as temperatures soar into the mid to high 30s during the day, with overnight lows only dropping to between 18 and 22 degrees. Remember, it's always better to be safe than sorry in the face of storms and heatwaves!

Location

Icon

Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Charleville

🌧

22

37

Possible storm.

Roma

🌧

19

34

Shower or two. Possible storm.

St George

🌧

19

35

Possible storm.

Cunnamulla

20

38

Mostly sunny.

Darling Downs and Granite Belt

Region Forecast: Prepare yourselves for a mixed bag of weather. There's a moderate possibility of showers creeping in during the late morning and afternoon, with a side of thunderstorms potentially making an appearance. Keep an eye out for those east to northeasterly winds, blowing at a speed of 15 to 25 km/h. As night falls, temperatures will dip to a cozy 18 degrees, while daytime temperatures soar to a scorching 29 to 35 degrees. Remember to stay safe and hydrated during any storms or heatwaves that may come your way.

Location

Icon

Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Dalby

🌧

17

31

Possible shower or storm.

Goondiwindi

🌧

19

33

Possible storm.

Toowoomba

🌧

17

26

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Warwick

🌧

17

28

Possible shower or storm.

Stanthorpe

🌧

15

25

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Wide Bay and Burnett

Region Forecast: Looks like we've got some moody clouds rolling in today, with a chance of showers creeping up on us in the late morning. Keep an eye out for those thunderstorms, they might just decide to crash the party. Make sure to hold onto your hats, as those light winds will be switching directions throughout the day. Overnight, temperatures will be dropping down to a somewhat bearable 18 to 21 degrees, but during the day, it's going to be a scorcher with highs around 30. So, stay safe out there in the stormy weather and don't forget your sunscreen for those heatwaves.

Location

Icon

Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Bundaberg

🌧

21

29

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Gympie

🌧

20

29

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Hervey Bay

🌧

22

29

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Kingaroy

🌧

18

28

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Maryborough

🌧

19

29

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Gayndah

🌧

21

32

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Southeast Coast

Region Forecast: Looks like we've got a bit of everything today - some clouds, a chance of showers, and even a thunderstorm thrown into the mix. The winds will be playing a little game of hide and seek, starting off light and then picking up speed in the middle of the day before calming down again at night. With temperatures hitting the mid to high 20s during the day, it's important to stay hydrated and slap on that sunscreen to avoid turning into a crispy critter. And if you hear any rumbling in the sky, best to stay indoors and away from those lightning bolts - Mother Nature doesn't mess around when she's in a stormy mood. Stay safe out there, folks!

Location

Icon

Min Temp (°C)

Max Temp (°C)

Description

Beaudesert

🌧

19

29

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Brisbane

🌧

21

27

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Gatton

🌧

18

29

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Ipswich

🌧

19

29

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Logan Central

🌧

19

28

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Maroochydore

🌧

20

27

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Redcliffe

🌧

21

27

Shower or two. Possible storm.

Surfers Paradise

🌧

20

27

Shower or two. Possible storm.



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