December 7th 2024.
This week, one state in Australia is expected to experience a sweltering heatwave, which could potentially lead to some intense thunderstorms. Queensland is the state in question, and certain areas are predicted to reach temperatures close to 40 degrees. These conditions may also bring about heavy rainfall, strong winds, and storms.
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a heatwave warning for Queenslanders, which will be in effect for three days. However, they have reassured that the situation will improve by Tuesday. Among the locations that will be most affected by this scorching heat are Mt Isa, Winton, Longreach, Moranbah, and Birdsville. Tomorrow, the southeastern parts of the state will experience the worst of the heatwave.
While the heatwave may ease off for the east coast by the end of the week, there are still some isolated areas in the central and western regions that will continue to face high temperatures. In addition to this, the humidity is expected to cause thunderstorms in the southwestern and inland areas today.
Meanwhile, over in Western Australia, severe heatwave warnings have been issued for the Pilbara, Gascoyne, South Interior, and Central West regions. These conditions are expected to persist until Tuesday. Although the severe thunderstorm warnings for parts of New South Wales have been cancelled, forecasters are still urging caution as some parts of Australia are in for a wet weekend. Sydney is expected to experience some showers later today, while Alice Springs and Darwin in the Northern Territory may also see storms and showers.
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