July 20th 2024.
In the upcoming days, many cities across the nation can expect rainy and windy weather, with persistent westerly breezes. This is all thanks to a series of low-pressure systems scattered throughout the country. Due to these conditions, the Bureau of Meteorology has issued a damaging wind warning for a large portion of south-eastern Australia and Perth.
Let's take a look at the specific weather forecast for different areas in the country. Starting with New South Wales, a strong cold front has swept through the western region, causing gusty westerly winds to blow across the south and east. In Sydney, these strong winds were felt today, resulting in a daytime temperature of 17 degrees.
Moving on to tomorrow, the weather is expected to be dry and mostly sunny in NSW. This is due to a high-pressure system that is forecasted to move overhead in the first half of the week. Meanwhile, Victoria experienced similar conditions with cold and vigorous westerly winds, courtesy of a low pressure system over the Bass Strait. Melbourne felt the brunt of these conditions, with a maximum temperature of only 12 degrees.
As we approach the weekend, Sunday is predicted to be cool and mostly cloudy, followed by cool and dry days on Monday and Tuesday. In Queensland, after a sunny day today, isolated showers are expected to make an appearance on the east coast for the remainder of the weekend.
Perth, on the other hand, is in for several more days of rain. The near future holds westerly winds and cool temperatures for the city. In Hobart, we can expect similar conditions with rain and a maximum temperature of only 13 degrees tomorrow. Adelaide will also experience showers and high winds tomorrow, after already recording 10 days of rain, according to the meteorology service Weatherzone. The forecast is for several more days of rain in the city.
Lastly, it's important to note that marine wind warnings are currently in effect for all states. So if you plan on spending some time on the water, please exercise caution and stay safe.
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