MELBOURNE - Jun 27/11 - SNS -- The current forecast for the state of Western Australia was released by Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.
Warning summary Severe Weather Warning issued southwest of a line Jurien Bay to Albany from early Tuesday morning. Gale Warning issued for coastal waters from Kalbarri to Israelite Bay. Strong Wind Warning issued for coastal waters from Carnarvon to Kalbarri. Forecast for Monday Isolated showers developing about the SW Capes. Mostly sunny over the remainder of the state, with freshening winds over western parts. Forecast for Tuesday SW Land Division and the adjacent SW Gascoyne: With the strong cold front a period of rain, with heavy falls and isolated squally thunderstorms in western parts during the morning, extending into central parts during the afternoon and evening. Isolated showers ahead of the front, tending scattered showers behind the cold front. Isolated thunderstorms about the SW District in the evening. Remaining areas southwest of a line Coral Bay to Leonora to Israelite Bay: Isolated showers developing during the afternoon and evening. Perth Forecast Warning summary Severe Weather Warning issued for Tuesday morning. Forecast for Monday Mostly sunny. Moderate to fresh N'ly winds. Precis: Mostly sunny. City: Max 23 Mandurah: Max 21 UV Alert: Nil , UV Index predicted to reach 2 [Low] Fire Danger: Coastal Plain: NOT RATED Hills: NOT RATED Forecast for Tuesday Rain, heavy at times in the morning with the risk of a squally thunderstorm. Rain easing to a few showers from late afternoon. Strong and gusty N/NW'ly winds, then becoming fresh W'ly during the afternoon and evening. Precis: Rain, storm risk. Windy morning. City: Min 14 Max 18 Mandurah: Min 15 Max 19 Wednesday Shower or two. Min 10 Max 18 Thursday Showers increasing. Min 10 Max 18 Friday Showers. Thunderstorm risk. Min 12 Max 17 Saturday A few showers. Min 9 Max 16 Sunday A few showers, easing. Min 5 Max 16 The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:30 pm WST Monday.
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STAT News Service
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