Australia -- South Australia Weather Update

MELBOURNE - Feb 17/13 - SNS -- The current forecast for the state of South Australia was released by Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.

Weather Situation
A high over the Tasman Sea is slow moving. A trough of low pressure will move across western districts during Monday and over remaining districts during Tuesday. A new high pressure ridge will develop to the south of the State from the middle of next week.
Forecast for the rest of SundayIsolated showers and thunderstorms in the far northeast of the Northeast Pastoral district. Isolated showers and possible thunderstorms over the Flinders, far east of the Northwest Pastoral and south of the Northeast Pastoral district with showers extending into the north of the Mid north until early evening. Light to moderate north to northeasterly winds and afternoon sea breezes.Monday 18 FebruaryHot to very hot with moderate to fresh northerly winds, ahead of a milder, fresh southerly change in the far west early then extending eastwards to reach central and eastern districts in the evening. Possible isolated showers and thunderstorms in the far northeast. Possible isolated showers developing over Kangaroo Island, southern Fleurieu Peninsula and the South East coast during the evening.Tuesday 19 FebruaryCloudy with isolated showers about southern and western coasts, mainly during the morning. Possible isolated showers and thunderstorms developing during the afternoon over the northern agricultural area and Pastoral districts south of about Leigh Creek. Cool to mild near southern coasts, hot inland and very hot in the far north. Moderate to fresh northerly winds over the northeast with south to southeasterly winds elsewhere.Wednesday 20 FebruaryAreas of cloud and possible isolated showers and thunderstorms south of about Coober Pedy and north of Adelaide to Ceduna mainly during the afternoon. Winds are expected to be light to moderate southeast to northeasterly, fresh about the coasts at times. Temperatures will range from mild about the coasts to hot inland and in the north.Thursday 21 FebruaryPossible isolated showers over inland parts contracting east with possible isolated afternoon thunderstorms east of about Woomera. Warm to hot near the coasts grading to very hot in the far north with light to moderate northerly winds in the east and southerly winds elsewhere. Cumulative rainfall totals from Sunday afternoon until midnight Thursday will be highly variable due to the localised nature of the thunderstorm activity and are expected to generally be in the 1 to 5 mm range, however isolated falls of 10 to 30 mm are possible with thunderstorms in the far northeast.Friday until SundayPossible isolated showers east of the ranges clearing on Friday. Possible isolated late showers west of Nullarbor on Saturday extending to about Pt Lincoln on Sunday. Warm to hot in the south grading to hot to very hot in the far north with light to moderate southeast to northeasterly winds, fresh at times in the west.The next routine forecast will be issued at 5:30 am CDT Monday.Product IDS10033
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