Cold front for south-east Australia, mostly settled elsewhere

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Wintery conditions returning for much of the east.

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00:00Hello Miriam at the Bureau with your National Weather Forecast for tomorrow, Friday 15th

00:05of August.

00:07Now tomorrow's weather map shows us a cold front brushing through South Australia and

00:12then sweeping across the southeastern states.

00:15This cold front is going to bring gusty winds, showers, small hail and a lowering snow level

00:21to those southeastern areas from tomorrow, continuing over the weekend.

00:26Elsewhere across the country though, it's a much more settled story.

00:29We've got high pressure in the east and high pressure pushing back across the west as

00:33well.

00:34So those areas may see some morning fogs and frosts, but generally dry and sunny days following.

00:41Let's take a state by state look at tomorrow's forecast now, starting with Queensland.

00:45Now for Queensland tomorrow, we may see some morning fogs across those southeastern parts

00:49of the state, as well as some a little bit further north about the east coast there.

00:54Generally dry and sunny daytime conditions will follow, although we may see a few isolated

00:59showers about the southeast coast early in the day, but they will be on an easing trend.

01:04For Brisbane tomorrow, we are expecting a partly cloudy top of 22 degrees.

01:11In New South Wales tomorrow, morning fogs and possible frost across those eastern areas.

01:15It will be a mostly sunny start, but cloud will be building through the day, with showers developing

01:21through those southern parts of the state.

01:23Generally low rainfall totals are expected up to midnight tomorrow night, but we may see

01:28some of that shower activity pushing through across the weekend as well.

01:31We're likely to see a few coastal showers remaining, mainly about the central and northern

01:36coasts, but the rainfall totals are likely to be low.

01:40For Sydney tomorrow, it will be a partly cloudy top of 19 degrees.

01:44Down in Canberra, a partly cloudy top of 15 degrees.

01:48In Victoria, cloud building across the state, with fairly windy conditions in the morning,

01:53mainly about the elevated areas and the exposed coasts.

01:56Now that cloud and those winds are coming in ahead of this cold front, which is likely

02:00to bring showers across the state during the day.

02:04Rainfall totals will generally be low to moderate, but we may see some showers of small hail across

02:09southern parts of the state through the afternoon, as well as a lowering snow level later in

02:13the day.

02:15For Melbourne, we are expecting to see showers increasing tomorrow with a top of 15 degrees.

02:21In Tasmania tomorrow, cloud building through the morning, fairly strong and gusty winds

02:26across the state as well, not easing back until later.

02:30Showers moving through with that cold front, with small hail possible in the wake of that

02:34front, and a snow level lowering once again.

02:38By the end of the day, we may see that snow level dropping as low as around 800 metres across

02:42northern parts of Tasmania, as low as 400 or 500 metres in the south.

02:48Across the day tomorrow, rainfall totals will generally be low, moderate across the west

02:52coast there.

02:53For Hobart, we are expecting showers through the day with a top of 16 degrees.

02:59In South Australia tomorrow, scattered showers across the southeast of the state, with some

03:03small hail earlier on.

03:05As the day goes on though, that will trend back to more isolated showers, which are likely

03:09to impact other parts of southern South Australia as well, with fairly cloudy conditions.

03:14It will be sunnier inland, drier and milder.

03:18For Adelaide tomorrow, showers easing with a top of 16 degrees.

03:23In Western Australia tomorrow, the chance of morning fog and frost across the southwest

03:28inland areas, then a dry and mostly sunny day.

03:32It will be cooler than average though in the wake of a cold front, particularly across those

03:36southern parts of the state, a little bit milder further north.

03:40We are likely to see a few isolated showers about the southern coasts, but they're not

03:44going to bring too much to our rainfall gauges.

03:47For Perth tomorrow, it will be a sunny day with a top of 17 degrees.

03:52Across the Northern Territory tomorrow, the chance of morning fog across the eastern Arnhem

03:56land, then a generally dry, sunny and settled day following.

04:01Winds will be easing back and drier air moving in, in the wake of a southeasterly surge we

04:05had around the middle of the week.

04:07For Darwin tomorrow, it will be a sunny day and a top of 33 degrees.

04:12Now you can find the detailed forecast for your area via the Bureau's website, the

04:16BOM Weather app and via our social media.

04:19Have a great day and we'll catch you next time.

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