MELBOURNE - Oct 27/12 - SNS -- The current forecast for the state of Western Australia was released by Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.
Warning summary Fire Weather Warning for inland parts of the Central West and northern and western parts of the Central Wheat Belt for Sunday. Forecast for Saturday evening Kimberley, northern Interior, central and western Pilbara, the northern and western Gascoyne and the north of the Central West: Isolated showers and gusty thunderstorms. Forecast for Sunday Inland Pilbara, inland Gascoyne and the northern Goldfields, extending through the western Goldfields in the afternoon: Isolated thunderstorms and showers. Northern and western Kimberley: Isolated gusty thunderstorms and showers developing late morning. SW Land Division: Isolated thunderstorms and showers over the Central West, clearing during the morning, before re-developing in the afternoon over the Central Wheat Belt, Great Southern, eastern South Coastal district and adjacent Southeast Coastal district. A hot to very hot day inland from the west coast, with fresh and gusty northerly winds. Perth Forecast Warning summary Nil. Forecast for Saturday evening Clear. Light to moderate south to southwesterly winds, tending easterly later in the evening. Precis: Clear. Forecast for Sunday A mostly sunny day. Moderate north to northeasterly winds, shifting moderate southwesterly by late morning. Precis: Mostly sunny. City: Min 16 Max 34 Mandurah: Min 18 Max 28 UV Alert: 8:20 am to 3:40 pm, UV Index predicted to reach 9 [Very High] Fire Danger: Coastal Plain: LOW-MODERATE Hills: HIGH Monday Partly cloudy. Min 14 Max 25 Tuesday Possible shower. Min 12 Max 24 Wednesday Thunderstorm risk. Min 12 Max 25 Thursday Early thunderstorm risk. Min 13 Max 24 Friday Possible shower. Min 14 Max 22 Saturday Possible shower. Min 13 Max 24 The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:45 am WST Sunday.
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STAT News Service
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