MELBOURNE - Aug 20/10 - SNS -- The current forecast for the state of New South Wales was released by Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.
Warning Summary at issue time: Strong Wind Warning for coastal waters south of Port Hacking. For the latest warning information please check the Bureau's web site www.bom.gov.au/weather/nsw Current Weather Situation and Future Developments: Some shower activity persisting over the southern inland today as a high moves over western NSW. On Sunday the high will move to the Tasman Sea as another trough system approaches from the west. The trough will bring cloud and rain to the northwest during the day, reaching the northern ranges late in the day. This rain or shower activity will then extend to most areas early Monday before contracting east during the day as the trough moves to the Tasman Sea. Another cold front will move through the state Tuesday with associated showers persisting on the western slopes of the ranges. Forecast for Saturday Isolated showers about the southern ranges and slopes, and over the southern inland in the afternoon. Showers falling as snow over the southern ranges above 1000m. A fine, mostly sunny day elsewhere. Light winds in the north tending moderate west to southwesterly in the south, fresh about the southern ranges. Forecast for Sunday Rain developing in the northwest during the day, extending across the north to the northern ranges late in the day. Patchy rain developing in central parts. North to northeasterly winds. Forecast for Monday Areas of rain or showers, contracting east during the day. Moderate falls over the northern half of the inland. Northeast to northwesterly winds, tending west to southwesterly in the west. Forecast for Tuesday Isolated showers on the ranges and western slopes, more scattered in the south. Fine on the coast. Freshening westerly winds. The next routine forecast will be issued at 11:20 am EST Saturday
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STAT News Service
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