Severe weather on its way to several states.

Today, the southern regions of Australia are set to face another round of strong winds that could cause significant damage. The Bureau of Meteorology has issued severe weather warnings for several states, including Tasmania, Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, and southwest Western Australia. The cause of this turbulent weather is two cold fronts that are making their way across the country.

According to Miriam Bradbury, a senior meteorologist at the Bureau, the winds are expected to intensify this morning as the cold front approaches. They will reach their peak later in the day and continue overnight into Wednesday morning. The strongest gusts are predicted to reach up to 125km/h in alpine areas, while the average speed will be around 80-90km/h.

Unfortunately, Tasmania is likely to bear the brunt of this wild weather, with destructive wind gusts expected to hit elevated parts of the state and the east coast. These dangerous conditions are expected to persist throughout the week, causing concern for residents and emergency services alike.

In addition to the strong winds, there is also a risk of trees and power lines being brought down. As a precaution, State Emergency Services in multiple states are warning residents to be aware of this potential danger.

Meanwhile, the northern regions of Australia are experiencing a different type of weather. A late-winter heatwave is currently sweeping through the Northern Territory, northern Western Australia, and South Australia. Temperatures are expected to soar above 35 degrees today, providing ideal conditions for those who enjoy warmer weather.

The heat is also making its way east, with Brisbane forecasted to reach a maximum temperature of 28 degrees, six degrees higher than the seasonal average. Even Sydney, which is known for its milder climate, is expected to reach a high of 24 degrees.

As the country experiences these extreme weather conditions, it is important for residents to stay informed and take precautions to ensure their safety. Whether it's strong winds or scorching heat, Mother Nature is showing her power in different ways across Australia.

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