Australia -- New South Wales Weather Update

MELBOURNE - Apr 20/18 - SNS -- The current forecast for the state of New South Wales was released by Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.

Weather Situation
A weakening trough lies over western New South Wales and another just off the northern coast, while a high near Tasmania extends a ridge into the state's southeast. The coastal trough is expected to remain in the region for a number of days, likely deepening under the influence of an upper-level system, with potential to bring fairly wet weather to coastal areas north of about Port Macquarie. Meanwhile, a ridge will replace the decaying trough in the west, promoting generally fine conditions over the inland during the forecast period.
Forecast for the rest of SaturdayShowers and the chance of thunderstorms along the northern coast and adjacent ranges, possibly heavy near the coastal fringe overnight. The chance of a morning shower along southern and central parts of the coast. Fine and mostly sunny inland, apart from the risk of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm in central parts. Early fog patches in the east. Daytime temperatures near average in the east, and above average in the west. Winds southeast to northeasterly near the coast, tending south to southeasterly inland.Sunday 22 AprilShowers and the chance of thunderstorms along the northern coast and adjacent ranges, possibly heavy near the coastal fringe. Fine and mostly sunny elsewhere. Early fog patches in the east. Daytime temperatures below average in the northeast, and above average elsewhere, most notably in the southwest. Winds southeast to northeasterly near the coast, tending south to southeasterly inland.Monday 23 AprilShowers and the chance of thunderstorms along the northern coast and adjacent ranges, possibly heavy near the coastal fringe. Fine and mostly sunny elsewhere. Early fog patches in the southeast. Daytime temperatures below average in the northeast, and above average elsewhere, most notably in the southwest. Winds southeast to northeasterly near the coast, tending light and variable inland.Tuesday 24 AprilShowers in the northeast, possibly heavy near the coast with the chance of thunderstorms. Fine and mostly sunny elsewhere. Early fog patches in the southeast. Daytime temperatures below average in the northeast, and above average elsewhere, most notably in the southwest. Winds southeast to northeasterly near the coast, tending generally light and variable inland.The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:30 pm EST Saturday.Product IDN10031
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