Australia -- Queensland Weather Update

MELBOURNE - Jul 25/11 - SNS -- The current forecast for the state of Queensland was released by Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.

Warning Summary at issue time
For the latest warning information please check the Bureau's
web site www.bom.gov.au/qld
Weather Situation
A slow moving high over the Great Australian Bight extends a weak ridge over
southern Queensland into the southern Coral Sea. The high will slowly east move
and enter over the Tasman Sea by late Thursday.
Forecast for the rest of Tuesday
Isolated showers about the northeast and central coasts, tending scattered
about the North Tropical Coast. Early morning frosts over the central and
southeast interior.
Forecast for Wednesday
The high should drift towards the southeast coast, and the associated onshore
flow should maintain isolated showers about the northeast and central coasts.
Fine conditions will persist elsewhere, with areas of early morning frost
continuing over the central and southeast interior.
Forecast for Thursday
The high will move slowly east into the Tasman Sea, maintaining the ridge
over the east coast of Queensland. Fresh to strong E to SE winds will produce
isolated showers about the northeast tropics and central coast, more frequent
along the northeast tropical coast between Cairns and Townsville. Freshening
SE'ly winds will increase shower potential elsewhere along the east coast.
Conditions will remain fine elsewhere with early morning frosts over the central
and southeast interior.
Forecast for Friday
The high should drift into the central parts of the Tasman Sea, whilst
maintaining at least a fresh onshore wind flow about the east coast.   The
onshore winds should produce mainly isolated showers about the east coast,
extending into nearby inland areas during the afternoon and evening.  Fine over
the rest of the state.  Patchy early morning frost areas about the southeast
interior.
Outlook for Saturday, Sunday and Monday
The high will move slowly east over the Tasman Sea during the outlook period.
The ridge along the east coast should weaken late weekend as the high approaches
New Zealand. Isolated showers will continue along the east coast and adjacent
inland in the onshore wind flow. Conditions should remain fine elsewhere over
the interior. Patchy morning frost areas about the southeast interior.
The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:10 pm EST
Tuesday.
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