tormy weather is expected for south-east Australia and hot conditions for inland and north Australia. Video by the Bureau of Meteorology.
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00:00Hi, it's Christy at the Bureau with the National Weather Forecast for tomorrow, Tuesday the
00:0415th of October.
00:06Starting with our weather map, the main thing to notice is this big high-pressure system
00:09out in the Tasman Sea.
00:11That's directing warm and humid air over eastern parts of Australia, and that's combining with
00:16some surface troughs to give a shower and thunderstorm outbreak over the southeastern
00:21states tomorrow.
00:22Now, some of these thunderstorms could be severe, producing heavy rainfall, damaging
00:26winds and large hail.
00:28However, over in the west we have a high-pressure system pushing in, and that's giving clearing
00:33conditions through the southwest, while through the north the build-up continues with warm
00:37and humid conditions and some showers and thunderstorms.
00:41Looking at Queensland, some light showers along the east coast with onshore flow, and
00:45possibly even some showers and thunderstorms creeping over the border in the late afternoon
00:49or evening.
00:51Warm conditions in the north and west, with low-intensity heatwave conditions through
00:54the peninsula and high fire danger through southwestern districts.
00:59Cooler in the east, Brisbane heading for a top of 26, partly cloudy with just a slight
01:03chance of an afternoon or evening shower.
01:07Down in New South Wales we see widespread showers across the state, and also possibly
01:11thunderstorms most likely through the northeast, and also in western and central parts.
01:16Now it's this inland area that's most likely to see the severe thunderstorms, producing
01:21heavy rainfall or large hail, and maybe even some locally damaging wind gusts.
01:25Storms are expected to be slow moving through this part, which increases the risk of flash
01:29flooding with any heavy rainfall, so it's really important to stay up to date with any
01:33warnings that are issued for these storms tomorrow.
01:36Otherwise, a warm day inland, cooler near the coast, Sydney heading for a top of 20
01:40degrees with a shower or two, Canberra 18 and also a shower or two.
01:45Down in Victoria we do see showers and thunderstorms also extending from the northwest, particularly
01:50during the afternoon and evening, and some of these thunderstorms over the northwest
01:54could also be severe.
01:56We're expecting a warm day across northern and western parts, but below average temperatures
02:01through Gippsland.
02:02Melbourne heading for a top of 26 degrees, with just the chance of a shower or two in
02:06the late afternoon or evening, and maybe even a rumble of thunder through the outer northern
02:11or northwestern suburbs.
02:13Down in Tassie though, much more settled conditions, some morning frost patches inland, then plenty
02:18of sunshine during the day, just some patchy clouds through the north and east.
02:22Hobart heading for a top of 19.
02:25South Australia has widespread but isolated showers and thunderstorms during the morning,
02:29increasing in the afternoon but contracting to the east.
02:32Again, some of these showers and thunderstorms could produce severe weather, so watch for
02:36any warnings through eastern South Australia.
02:39It's going to be another warm day with temperatures 6 to 12 degrees above average, high fire danger
02:45through the northeast pastoral, and possibly some low intensity heatwave conditions in
02:49the northwest.
02:51A warm night in Adelaide 17, then up to 29 during the day with a shower or two, and possibly
02:56the chance of a thunderstorm most likely in the morning.
03:00Over in the west, a few showers about the southwest and southern coasts clearing during
03:04the day, but remaining cloudy and cool through the southwest land division.
03:09Warmer and sunnier though through the north and east, with high fire dangers through the
03:12southern interior and also parts of the Pilbara coast.
03:16In Perth there might be a morning shower or two, and then a mostly dry afternoon, top
03:20of 22 degrees.
03:22And through the north, the build up continues with warm and humid conditions, some showers
03:26and thunderstorms particularly about the western top end and the northern Kimberley.
03:30Temperatures mostly in the high 30s or around the 40 degree mark, up to 10 degrees above
03:35average through parts of central Australia.
03:38We have Darwin heading for a top of 33 degrees, with a shower or two and the chance of a thunderstorm.
03:43Alice Springs a top of 38.
03:46And that's it for our weather update.
03:47Make sure you stay up to date with the latest forecasts and warnings for your location on
03:50the Bureau's website or our app, and we'll see you again tomorrow.