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National
I had to mark a significant amount of purple on the map, indicating a widespread low-pressure system across the nation as I surveyed the area. Another significant observation was that the High is shifting towards the East away from New Zealand, and therefore, its impact on the East Coast of Australia is diminishing. Consequently, as the wind direction changes and eases off, there should be a reduction in showers along the Far North coast in the coming days.
State
As I survey the state, I notice a slight decrease in temperature due to cooler air and increased cloud cover in some coastal areas. In the morning, except for Cairns, Bundy to Brisvegas, there will be hardly any showers. However, as we move towards mid to late afternoon, the storms will intensify and begin to shift. The upper-level wind direction is currently northeastward, which will likely carry the storms formed near the southeast side of the low. The most recent map illustrates the CAPE values, which is an indicator of the storm's potential. Blue signifies the possibility of a storm, while green indicates a higher likelihood.
4-day
The weather forecast for tomorrow indicates clearing conditions for North Queensland, but stormy weather persists for Southeast Queensland. As the High shifts away, the wind direction is expected to change to the northeast. However, there is a presence of clouds to the northeast, which may lead to more rainfall for areas north of Townsville on Tuesday, despite the change in wind direction that usually indicates clear conditions. By Wednesday, showers and possible rain may extend as far as the Burdekin and Northern Goldfields, generating rainfall and possible storms around the Southeast Gulf region. While the storms are likely to ease for Southeast Queensland on Sunday, there is a possibility of experiencing some activity close to the New South Wales border on Wednesday.
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