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Adelaide
9/25
Alice Springs
17/35
Brisbane
15/27
Broome Airport
25/38
Cairns
22/31
Canberra
8/20
Darwin
26/36
Hobart
8/17
Melbourne
10/18
Perth
15/24
Sydney
15/20
Townsville
21/30
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current extremes
Hottest
Argyle Aerodrome, WA
29.9°C
Coldest
Perisher Valley, NSW/ACT
-2.8°C
Windiest
SW 59km/h
Wettest
Alva Beach, QLD
1.2mm last hr
current national summary
An unstable airmass brings storms to the tropics, Pilbara & western WA, and showers reaching south into western SA. Another unstable airmass brings isolated showers & storms to eastern NSW & Qld. Westerlies bring showers to Tas. Heatwave conditions persist in the NW tropics.
capital cities
| Sydney | 15°C | 20°C |  |
| Melbourne | 10°C | 18°C |  |
| Brisbane | 15°C | 27°C |  |
| Perth | 15°C | 24°C | |
| Adelaide | 9°C | 25°C |  |
| Canberra | 8°C | 20°C | |
| Hobart | 8°C | 17°C | |
| Darwin | 26°C | 36°C | |
most recent warnings
NSW/ACT - Sat 05:00 EDTSheep Graziers Warning for NSW
TAS - Sat 05:00 EDT
Coastal Wind Warning
NSW/ACT - Sat 04:57 EDT
Ocean Gale Warning
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Spring heat on the horizon
13:08 AEDT An unseasonably hot airmass will linger across parts of southern Australia next week, with temperatures set to reach the 40s across Australia's interior and the low 30s in some capital cities.
- 11:40 AEDT Bathurst 1000 weather: mostly dry with slight chance of a shower
- 16:59 AEDT Why has Hurricane Milton spawned tornadoes?
- 10:37 AEDT Another round of storms impacting WA
- 16:32 AEDT Giant hail and intense rain lash Qld, NSW
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