MELBOURNE - Jan 2/12 - SNS -- The current forecast for the state of Western Australia was released by Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.
Warning summary Strong Wind Warning for coastal waters from Kalbarri to Cape Leeuwin for Monday. Strong Wind Warning for coastal waters from Jurien Bay to Bremer Bay for Tuesday. Fire Weather Warning for the Central West district for Tuesday. Forecast for Monday evening Kimberley, far eastern Pilbara, Interior, southern and eastern Goldfields, Eucla and far eastern parts of the Central Wheat Belt: Isolated showers and thunderstorms. Strong squalls and heavy rainfall possible in the eastern Goldfields, southern Interior and the Eucla. Near the south coast: Isolated showers or areas of drizzle. Forecast for Tuesday Kimberley, far eastern Pilbara, Interior, Goldfields, Eucla and far eastern parts of the SW Land Division: Isolated showers and thunderstorms, gradually contracting eastwards out of the Southeast Coastal district, southern Eucla and southern Goldfields during the day. East Gascoyne, inland Central West and northern Central Wheat Belt: Isolated afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Along the southern coast: Isolated showers. Perth Forecast Warning summary Nil. Forecast for Monday evening Mostly clear. Moderate to fresh S/SW winds, shifting fresh SE'ly this evening. Precis: Mostly clear. Forecast for Tuesday Mostly sunny. Fresh E/SE winds, moderating for a period in the afternoon, but becoming strong and gusty in the evening. Precis: Mostly sunny. Windy. City: Min 18 Max 32 Mandurah: Min 18 Max 30 UV Alert: 8:10 am to 4:30 pm, UV Index predicted to reach 13 [Extreme] Fire Danger: Coastal Plain: LOW-MODERATE Hills: LOW-MODERATE Wednesday Storm risk. Windy morning. Min 19 Max 36 Thursday Partly cloudy. Min 21 Max 30 Friday Chance of a shower. Min 20 Max 27 Saturday Possible morning shower. Min 17 Max 26 Sunday Mostly sunny. Min 15 Max 28 Monday Mostly sunny. Min 16 Max 31 The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:45 am WST Tuesday.
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STAT News Service
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