MELBOURNE - Apr 18/12 - 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 Cape Leeuwin to Bremer Bay. Forecast for Wednesday Eastern Goldfields, the Eucla and southern Interior: Isolated thunderstorms and showers, gradually contracting east. SW Land Division: Isolated showers southwest of a line from Geraldton to Ravensthorpe, tending scattered south of Perth. Isolated showers extending to remaining parts southwest of a line Geraldton to Merredin to Norseman during the afternoon and evening. Forecast for Thursday Far northern Kimberley, southern Interior and the northeast Eucla: Isolated thunderstorms and showers clearing the Eucla during the morning. Eastern SW Land Division, far southern Goldfields and the western Eucla: Isolated showers and areas of drizzle contracting to the coast by evening. Remaining SW Land Division: Isolated showers and areas of drizzle along the coast between Geraldton and Albany extending to remaining inland parts southwest of Geraldton to Merredin for a period in the afternoon. Perth Forecast Warning summary Nil Forecast for Wednesday A shower or two, increasing to a few showers for a period in the afternoon. Moderate to fresh W/NW winds, shifting S/SW in the afternoon and easing in the evening. Precis: Shower or two, increasing. City: Max 25 Mandurah: Max 23 UV Alert: 9:50 am to 2:40 pm, UV Index predicted to reach 5 [Moderate] Fire Danger: Coastal Plain: HIGH Hills: HIGH Forecast for Thursday Cloudy periods with a possible morning shower. Light SE'ly winds tending light to moderate NW/SW during the afternoon. Precis: Possible morning shower. City: Min 13 Max 22 Mandurah: Min 14 Max 21 Friday Partly cloudy. Min 12 Max 22 Saturday Mostly sunny. Min 10 Max 22 Sunday Mostly sunny. Min 10 Max 25 Monday Mostly sunny. Min 12 Max 27 Tuesday Partly cloudy. Min 15 Max 25 The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:30 pm WST Wednesday.
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STAT News Service
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