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Coastal areas of Tasmania, Western Australia, and Queensland can expect minimal rainfall thanks to gentle southeasterly winds. For NSW, cool, frosty mornings will give way to clear winter days with pleasant temperatures. Victoria could see some foggy conditions in the west and southwest, but central and eastern areas will enjoy bright sunshine.
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00:00Hello from the Bureau, here's the National Weather Forecast for Tuesday the 21st of July.
00:05Recent days have been all about the mild sunny weather but the cold overnight temperatures thanks to high pressure
00:11and not much changes on Tuesday. There's a couple of high pressure areas on our map, one here, one over
00:17here
00:17and another one off the southwest coast of the country, all ensuring mostly fine winter weather will persist across the
00:23nation.
00:24Rainfall really at a minimum tomorrow, a little bit around the fringes, some down here in Tasmania,
00:28a little bit around coastal parts of the WASA coast and a little bit for coastal parts of Queensland
00:34thanks to southeasterly winds blowing up from this direction here.
00:38That's really been the hallmark of this winter so far, lots of southeasterlies and lots of coastal showers.
00:45That'll bring a little bit of rainfall to this coast here, a little bit of rainfall to Mackay and the
00:48central coast as well,
00:50just low rainfall amounts, 1 to 4mm around those parts, slightly heavier falls possible between Cairns and Cardwell
00:56on the north tropics. Rain shouldn't push inland so it will be a dry, sunny winter's day over the interior.
01:03A cool night tonight, so a cold morning tomorrow in New South Wales. That'll give us some areas of fog
01:09and frost in equal measure.
01:11But that should unfurl to a lovely crisp winter's day. We're actually seeing some reasonable temperatures around the state as
01:18well.
01:18Highs of 20 degrees across the coast, that's a sunny 20 in Sydney and after a cold morning it's a
01:24bright 15 degree afternoon in Canberra.
01:27We will also have some cloud, fog and frost through Victoria tomorrow morning. We could actually get really foggy conditions
01:33around western parts of the state.
01:35Maybe one of those days where the cloud and fog doesn't clear up all day, so quite gloomy for the
01:40southwest and the northwest.
01:42But for central and eastern parts of Victoria, after a cool morning tomorrow, it should clear up to a bright
01:48and sunny day,
01:49including around Melbourne where we're tracking for 16 degrees.
01:53We're likely to see fairly frequent showers across western and elevated parts of Tasmania tomorrow.
01:58Showers will also impact the northern coast from Launceston across to Burnie.
02:02Not as frequently, but you could get one or two, particularly from the afternoon onwards.
02:07Across eastern areas, maybe an early shower, then most of the day should be dry.
02:10Although we will see a more significant band of rain sweep over the entirety of Tasmania overnight.
02:17We've got some cold morning, we've got some frost, we've got some fog around South Australia tomorrow as well.
02:21That will clear up and we expect to see sunny conditions, mild conditions and in fact quite warm conditions.
02:27Temperatures between 2 and 4 degrees above the seasonal averages for the state tomorrow.
02:32Now it will be dry everywhere almost all day, but in the evening we'll see a little bit of rainfall.
02:37Move on to southern parts of the Eyre Peninsula, maybe Port Lincoln, Kangaroo Island and down to the southeast coast.
02:43Perhaps Mount Gambier gets a shower in the last hour or two before midnight.
02:48Across to the west here we've got a very weak cold front moving across parts of the southwest coast.
02:53And all we're likely to squeeze out of that is one or two quick showers and perhaps some cool winds
02:58from Perth around to Esperance along the coastline.
03:02That won't push inland so inland areas get a cool frosty morning then a clear fine day.
03:08And through western and northern parts of WA it will also be bright and sunny for Tuesday.
03:14Southeasterly winds across northern Australia once again on Tuesday.
03:17That means the humidity is at the low end of the spectrum and temperatures 1 or 2 degrees below seasonal
03:22averages.
03:23So lots of upper 20s around the north of the country.
03:26Bright sunny skies expected pretty much all day.
03:30And then some crisp overnight temperatures through the interior.
03:34And that's pretty much it. A fairly simple story this time around.
03:37But if you want to check in for more we'll be back tomorrow with another update.
03:40Thanks for watching.
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