BoM Warns of Severe Weather as Australia Faces Relentless Heatwave
Severe Weather Warnings from BoM
BoM's latest updates indicate that large areas of Australia will experience a severe heatwave, particularly affecting the northwest regions between WA and NT this Monday. Residents in NSW, ACT, and SA are enjoying a public holiday, while Queensland observes the King's Birthday. In Sydney, expect mostly sunny skies and a maximum of 29°C, while Brisbane could see highs of 32°C with evening thunderstorms predicted.
Specific Regional Outlook
- WA: Extreme heat in the Kimberley District, with temperatures exceeding 40°C.
- NT: Darwin face an extreme heatwave with caution advised for vulnerable populations.
- NSW: Mild conditions at 29°C near the coast.
- ACT: Wind speeds in Canberra may peak at 45 km/h in the afternoon.
- VIC: Melbourne will have a high of 18°C with possible rain throughout the day.
- QLD: Brisbane is expected to reach 32°C with a chance of thunderstorms.
- SA: Adelaide may see temperatures up to 20°C, with showers forecasted.
- TAS: Hobart is likely to reach 15°C with morning showers.
People living in hot zones are advised to stay cool, keep blinds drawn, and avoid direct exposure to the sun.
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