Australia -- Queensland Weather Update

MELBOURNE - Nov 13/14 - SNS -- The current forecast for the state of Queensland was released by Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.

Weather Situation
A weak ridge of high pressure will remain along Queensland's east coast during the next few days, and is pushing hot, dry air into a broad area of low pressure over Central Australia. This hot air will be drawn eastwards across Queensland over the coming days ahead of a surface trough. The surface trough should drift eastwards across the state during the weekend.
Forecast for the rest of ThursdayFine and clear across much of the state. A slight chance of some showers and thunderstorms about the southeast interior and the far northwest of the state. Light to moderate northeast to southeast winds.Friday 14 NovemberFine and dry across a lot of the state except for the chance of some light showers about the northeast coast and the chance of some showers or storms about the southwest and northwest. Hot over the southern and southeast interior. Mainly moderate northeast to northwest winds.Fire Danger -  Very high over most of Queensland's interior.Saturday 15 NovemberA new high over the Great Australian Bight should push the surface trough eastwards over the Channel Country. Hot to very hot northwest winds ahead of the trough will lead to enhanced fire dangers about southern districts. Fine and dry across most of the state except for the chance of some isolated showers and storms over parts of the southern interior and the far northwest but with little or no rainfall.Sunday 16 NovemberThe high over the Great Australian Bight should push the surface trough further eastwards to lie from the northwest of the state to the far southeast by the end of the day. Becoming windy and hot to very hot across the southern districts ahead of the surface trough, leading to enhanced fire dangers. Fine, dry and sunny for much of the state with only the chance of some showers and thunderstorms about the southern interior but with little or no rainfall.Monday 17 NovemberThe high over southern Australia may push a milder southeast change into Queensland's southeast coast region, providing some relief from hotter temperatures after a hot morning. Further inland a surface trough should stretch from the northwest of the state down to the South Burnett, with the slight chance of showers and storms near and north of this inland trough. Fine and warm to hot across most of the state.Tuesday until ThursdayThe high should move into the Tasman Sea from Tuesday and may push the surface trough inland, where it should stall as it stretches from the northwest of the state down to the southeast interior. Showers and storms are possible near the surface trough and also over Queensland's southeast.The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:30 am EST Friday.Product IDQ10700
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