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Patchy cloud bubbling across parts of the Top End with a weak low pressure trough may bring some thundery showers later. Clearer skies over the southern interior with hot dry winds and a high pressure ridge.
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Warmest night in decades for parts of WA
13:24 AEDT After a searing hot day, Western Australians sweltered through a near record warm night last night. The uncomfortable days and nights are being caused by extremely hot and dry easterly winds flowing over the west coast in response to Severe Tropical Cyclone Sean. Image: 850hPa temperature and wind at 8pm AWST on Monday, January 20 showing clockwise winds around Severe Tropical Cyclone Sean dragging a hot airmass from Australia’s interior all the way to the west coast. This is causing a severe to extreme heatwave to impact southwestern WA, with Geraldton equalling its highest record temperature of 49.3°C on Monday.
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