00:00Hello, Ilana from the Bureau here with your national weather forecast for tomorrow, Thursday the 16th of April.
00:06Let's start and take a look across the country.
00:08Now, tomorrow will be another wet day for parts of northern Australia,
00:12as X-Tropical Cyclone Mylar brings moisture onshore through coastal Queensland,
00:18through the interior, and then into parts of the territory during Thursday.
00:22Further south, though, we're going to see a cold front sweeping through,
00:25bringing showers, some storms, and cooler conditions to parts of the southeastern states.
00:31And out west, we see another day of gusty showers and storms,
00:35as the trough along the west coast finally moves a little bit further onshore.
00:40So let's take a look now state by state, and we'll start in Queensland.
00:43Queensland will see another wet day with X-Tropical Cyclone Mylar and a low-pressure trough
00:48continuing to bring widespread showers and storms.
00:52Now, some of those heaviest falls may once again be along the north tropical coast,
00:57where we have a flood watch out for the possibility of minor riverine flooding.
01:02Elsewhere, through northern and interior Queensland, we will still see those widespread showers and storms.
01:07But further south, it is looking like quite a dry and settled day.
01:10That includes for Brisbane, which will be sunny with a top of 30 degrees.
01:14Now, through New South Wales, which will see another settled day under this high-pressure system.
01:21That means fog and frost along parts of the ranges tomorrow morning.
01:25And due to ongoing planned burns, we may still see some smoke haze through parts of the Sydney and Hunter.
01:32Now, that smoke haze may mean some very beautiful sunrises through parts of the east.
01:37It's going to warm up into a sunny day through New South Wales tomorrow, 27 degrees for Sydney and 22
01:43degrees for Canberra.
01:45Now, through Victoria in the north, we'll see some morning fog, then a mostly settled day.
01:50But further south, we'll see an increase in cloud and shower activity from the west in the morning through to
01:56central parts in the afternoon
01:58and through to the east in the evening, with the passage of this cold front moving through.
02:03Now, we may also see some storms through the Wimmera and southwest districts.
02:08It will be rather warm, though, ahead of that front coming through.
02:11So Melbourne will actually reach 25 degrees before that front brings some showers through the late afternoon and evening.
02:20Into Tasmania now, where showers will begin on the west coast and then move through to the central and eastern
02:27parts
02:27during the day with the passage of this front.
02:30Now, behind that front, we are looking at quite cool conditions coming in,
02:34which means we may see some snow about elevated areas late in the day.
02:39Hobart will see 19 degrees and a few showers possible.
02:43Into South Australia, which may see some showers about the lower east,
02:49otherwise quite a settled day, some fog in the south about the Eyre Peninsula,
02:54then a sunny day.
02:57Through the north, we'll see temperatures reaching 30 degrees and a little bit cooler further south.
03:01Adelaide, once again, will see 23.
03:04Now, through Western Australia, we're seeing this trough finally move a little bit further inland,
03:09which means that area of gusty storms will extend further east tomorrow,
03:14from parts of the Pilbara through the interior and into the Eucla area.
03:19Those storms, though, may still impact parts of the southwest, including for Perth.
03:25So Perth, like today, has that chance of morning storms,
03:28and then that risk again in the afternoon through the hills.
03:31And it will see a top of 28.
03:34Now, the Northern Territory is seeing an end to a run of quite dry days,
03:38as a lot of this moisture comes in associated with Extropical Cyclone Mylar.
03:42That means we're going to see showers and storms mostly in the Arnhem,
03:47but extending further south into the Carpentaria and Northern Barclay as well.
03:52Now, tomorrow we won't quite see those showers and storms reach as far west as Darwin,
03:56which will see another dry day and a top of 35.
04:00That's all for our national weather forecast.
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04:08Thanks so much for watching, and have a great day.
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