Australians are going to get another chilly weekend, with showers and cold winds expected to affect the nation’s capital, Sydney, as well as other regions such as Tasmania, Victoria, NSW, and South Australia.
According to the Bureau of Meteorology, the low pressure system that’s been sitting off the southern coast of Australia will continue to bring cool and sunny winds to the country’s east coast on Saturday.
Meteorologist Angus Hines noted that this weekend will be another cold and windy one for many areas.
Some of the regions that will be affected include NSW and Victoria. On the other hand, a cold front will bring showers and thunderstorms to Perth on Saturday morning. He said that rain could also fall in parts of Queensland, including the cities of Brisbane and Cairns.
It will be another cold and windy weekend for many areas.
Some of the places that will be affected include NSW, Queensland, and Adelaide. In addition, the weather will be harsh in Tasmania, with the state’s capital, Launceston, expected to experience a temperature of -1 degrees Celsius on Saturday morning.
According to Mr. Hines, the temperatures along the east coast will be around 16 degrees Celsius. Residents of NSW have been warned about possible flooding in the Cooks River, the St George Basin, and the Hastings River over the weekend.
According to the weather bureau, the Hastings River at Settle Point is expected to reach a level of 1.2 meters by Saturday evening.
Wind warnings were also issued for the regions such as Sydney, Hunter, Macquarie, and the South Coast. In Sydney, the temperature is expected to reach 17 degrees Celsius. There is a slight chance of rain in the city.
In Victoria, a frost warning was issued for regions such as the Northern Country, Mallee, and the North East District.
In Melbourne, the temperature will be around 13 degrees Celsius. In neighboring Tasmania, a road weather alert was also issued for drivers due to the dangerous driving conditions caused by the ice.
Areas affected include the North West Coast, Central Plateau, North East, North Central, and Western districts.
In Hobart, there’s a chance of showers or thunderstorms with a maximum temperature of around 13 degrees Celsius. In Queensland, strong wind warnings were also issued for the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Sunny weather is expected to continue in Brisbane, with the weather bureau warning of possible smoke haze in the city.
The temperature is expected to reach 25 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, showers are predicted to hit the southwest of Western Australia on Saturday. Gale warnings were also issued for the Esperance and Albany coasts.
Today’s weather in Perth is partly cloudy with a high temperature of 20 degrees Celsius.
In South Australia, frost warnings were issued for the Murraylands, Mid North Riverland, Upper Southeast, and Lower Southeast districts. In Adelaide, the city is expected to experience partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers.
The temperature is expected to reach 16 degrees Celsius. The Bureau of Meteorology of the ACT warned sheep farmers about the cold temperatures and south-westerly winds that are expected to affect the region on Saturday. Areas such as the Snowy Mountains and the Northern Tablelands are expected to be affected.
In Canberra, the weather is expected to be partly cloudy with a maximum temperature of 11 degrees Celsius.
Gale warnings were issued for the Roper Groote and Beagle Bonaparte coasts in the Northern Territory for Saturday.
The city of Darwin is expected to experience sunny weather throughout the next couple of days. On Saturday, the temperature is expected to reach 32 degrees Celsius.