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National
The map is once again filled with numerous purple circles and arrows that depict low-pressure activity. As a result, turbulent and stormy weather conditions are expected across various regions of the country, including Perth, Port Hedland, Ceduna, Alice Springs, Doomagee, and Charleville. The vanishing High is taking away the onshore winds along with it.
State
Today's temperature forecasts range from 29C in the southeastern corner to 38C in the west. The evenings have been relatively cooler with lower humidity levels. Although there are fewer clouds, cooler air from the south is moving over the land. The morning will see showers along the Southeast Queensland coastline, and a few may occur along the far northern coastline, especially in exposed regions such as Innisfail. In the afternoon, there is a high potential for storms across most of the dividing ranges, extending to the Central Highlands, where the likelihood of storms reduces to a possibility. Further, storms are likely along the wet tropic mountains through to Atherton and even further inland where they are expected to begin.
4-day
A low-pressure system is approaching the Central West of Queensland from the Northern Territory border, coinciding with a frontal system from the southwest of South Australia. On Monday, there will be only light showers along the Far North coast, while on Tuesday, rain will spread onto the Peninsula coastline from a weak trough in the Coral Sea, but there will be very few showers elsewhere. Winds are expected to be North Easterlies. The trough over South Australia will expand into Queensland from Wednesday through Thursday, bringing storms to the southern and southeastern corners of the state. Meanwhile, along the far northern tropical coastline, the rainfall is likely to increase due to the warm, humid air being directed onto the coastline.
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