MELBOURNE - Oct 9/10 - SNS -- The current forecast for the state of Western Australia was released by Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.
Warning summary Strong Wind Warning Mandurah to SA Border. Forecast for Saturday evening Kimberley and adjacent Pilbara and Interior: Isolated thunderstorms and showers. Southwest district and adjacent parts: Scattered showers about the southwest Capes, extending throughout by midnight. Forecast for Sunday Southwest Land Division: Showers in the southwest, extending to southwest of a line Geraldton to Bremer Bay by noon and moving to coastal parts south of Jurien Bay and over land south of Perth by evening. Isolated thunderstorms and showers developing northeast of a line Geraldton to Bremer Bay in the morning, contracting to east of Esperance in the afternoon. Goldfields and far south of the Gascoyne: Isolated thunderstorms and showers developing during the morning in the far south of the Gascoyne and southwest of the Goldfields, moving to central and eastern Goldfields by the afternoon. Throughout the Kimberley, Interior, and Eucla and adjacent Pilbara and Gascoyne: Isolated thunderstorms and showers in the Kimberley, developing in western parts of the remainder in the afternoon, extending east in the evening. Perth Forecast Warning summary Nil. Forecast for Saturday evening Becoming cloudy. Moderate W/NW winds. Precis: Becoming cloudy. Forecast for Sunday Few showers, easing in the evening. W/SW winds, fresh at times during the day, easing and tending S/SW in the evening. Precis: Few showers. City: Min 14 Max 20 Mandurah: Min 15 Max 19 UV Alert: 8:40 am to 3:30 pm, UV Index predicted to reach 9 [Very High] Fire Danger: Coastal Plain: NOT RATED Hills: NOT RATED Monday Partly cloudy. Min 5 Max 20 Tuesday Sunny. Min 8 Max 24 Wednesday Partly cloudy. Min 9 Max 25 Thursday Sunny. Min 11 Max 26 Friday Sunny. Min 12 Max 28 Saturday Sunny. Min 13 Max 29 The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:45 am WST Sunday.
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STAT News Service
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