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South-east Queensland is in for a soaking this week, as easterly winds and an inland trough push inland rain toward the coast.
Weekly totals of up to 150mm for Brisbane, and up to 170mm on the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast, are forecast with the capital also set for chillier-than-normal temperatures this week.
South-east Queensland is bracing for a week of wet weather. Windy
The Bureau of Meteorology says there’s a medium to high chance of rain every day through to the weekend, with the biggest potential falls coming on Thursday.
Potential thunderstorms for Brisbane are also forecast from Wednesday afternoon through to Thursday morning.
Storm clouds over Ward Road at Tambo, Queensland on Sunday. (Supplied: Cindy O'Connor)
The Bureau of Meteorology says Queensland is facing a week of unsettled weather with most of the state to experience shower activity.
Some regions are on alert for storms with the bureau flagging the potential for warnings in the central and west of the state today.
Rainfall records tumbled at three Queensland stations at the weekend, while cooler-than-average conditions were enjoyed in the interior.
Queensland is facing a week of unsettled weather with showers expected for most of the state and continued storm activity.
The Bureau of Meteorology observed record-breaking rain at three different gauges in Queensland at the weekend.
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During the night, no precipitation is expected in most parts of the country. With a light to moderate southern wind, the air temperature will drop to +1…+9 degrees. Fog may form in some places.
During the day, light rain will occur in many areas. The light to moderate southern wind will continue, but in Kurzeme, it will shift to a western wind, with gusts up to 14 meters per second.
In the afternoon, the air will warm up to +8…+13 degrees.
In Riga, the night will be dry, while light rain is expected during the day. The southern wind will strengthen slightly. The temperature at night will be around +7 degrees, and during the day, around +10 degrees.
As a new cyclone approaches Latvia from the west, the wind will gradually strengthen, becoming a moderate to moderately strong southerly or southwesterly wind, with gusts reaching 15–19 m/s on the coast.
On Tuesday, the 13th of October, the sky will be cloudy; during the night, this will bring brief rain to many areas and thunderstorms to some coastal locations. During the day, brief rain will persist mainly in the east, though the sun will break through in places, according to the Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre.
Winds will be light, though a light to moderate north-northwesterly wind—with gusts reaching up to 14 m/s—will blow along the coast at night. Fog will form in some areas overnight and in the morning. Temperatures will drop to +4…+8°C at night (+10°C on the coast) and rise to +8…+13°C during the day.
In the first half of the day, fog will still be observed in some areas. Brief rain showers are possible in certain regions. The wind will be light, with calm expected in some places.
The air temperature will rise to +8…+13 degrees.
In Riga, after the fog dissipates, sunny breaks are also possible. No precipitation is expected, and the wind will be light. The air temperature will not exceed +12 degrees.
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A severe thunderstorm warning covers Adelaide and much of South Australia this afternoon, with damaging winds forecast and a cold front due later this evening.
Severe thunderstorms are approaching Adelaide this afternoon, with the Bureau of Meteorology issuing a warning for damaging winds across metropolitan Adelaide and large parts of South Australia.
The warning, issued at 2:42pm on Sunday, October 11, covers Adelaide Metropolitan, Flinders and parts of the Mount Lofty Ranges, Yorke Peninsula, Mid North, Eastern Eyre Peninsula, Murraylands and North West Pastoral districts.
Severe thunderstorms are expected to produce damaging winds across the warning area over the next several hours, with residents urged to take precautions as the weather system moves east.
Australians are in for another dramatic temperature shift on Sunday, with Sydney cooling after Saturday's heat and Adelaide warming up before unsettled weather returns.
Australians are set for another weekend of contrasting temperatures, with parts of the country reaching 35C on Sunday while others enjoy cooler, settled conditions before rain returns next week.
Adelaide will climb to 29C before temperatures drop sharply on Monday, while Sydney will cool to 25C after Saturday's 30C heat.
News24 meteorologist Tamsin Green said warm conditions would continue shifting between states over the coming days.
“So that heat is really just getting pushed around the country over the next few days,” she said.
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Fear not, West Australians — spring conditions are officially on the way following a gloomy cool and cloudy end to September.
On Monday severe thunderstorm warnings were issued for parts of WA, as lightning and hail continued to batter parts of the State.
Senior Bureau meteorologist Jessica Lingard told PerthNow that the weather system that had wreaked havoc in some regions over the weekend and into the start of the week, was now on its way out.
“Those incredible weather systems we’ve seen in the last few days have now shifted a little bit further to the east,” Ms Lingard began.
Areas of Perth have been drenched by more than 10mm of rain since midnight as a wet morning sweeps across the metropolitan area.
Jandakot has recorded 11mm since midnight, the heaviest fall in the latest observations, while Perth Airport has copped 8.8mm.
Perth and Millendon in the Swan Valley have both recorded 8.4mm, with Bickley receiving 7mm.
Further falls have been recorded at Gingin Airport, which has had 5.6mm, while Garden Island and Swanbourne have each recorded 5mm.
Rottnest Island has recorded 4.6mm as the wet weather spreads across the metropolitan area, with strong winds also making for a miserable start to the day.
Late September rain has been a boost for some farmers ahead of harvest. (ABC Great Southern: Andrew Chounding)
A weather system making its way across Western Australia's south, brought a torrent of rain with some areas recording almost 100 millimetres over the weekend.
The deluge comes after the South West Land Division had one of its driest Julys on record.
Farmers in drier parts of the state that missed the deluge are hoping for a final drenching to bulk up crops, just weeks out from harvest.
A weather system that formed in the north of Western Australia has made its way south over the weekend, bringing with it much-needed rain after a particularly dry winter, including one of the driest Julys on record.
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