Weather change on the horizon

A cool change for the south; showers and storms in the east.

Transcript

00:00Hello from the Bureau with your national weather forecast for tomorrow, that's Tuesday the 14th

00:04of January. So we'll start off by looking at tomorrow's weather map where we have this trough

00:09of low pressure that will be linking up with this cold front in the Bight moving eastwards. Now this

00:14trough is drawing down tropical humid air with gusty dry northwesterly winds ahead of it and

00:20much cooler southerly winds behind it. Now out in the east however, humid and unstable conditions

00:27will continue with showers and storms there. So we'll take a closer look at Queensland,

00:33out in the southwest, dry and mostly sunny throughout the day with these hit and miss

00:37showers and storms really starting to develop during the afternoon and the evening elsewhere.

00:42Daytime temperatures across the southeast are expected to be near average,

00:47grading to very hot about the west and inland areas where heatwave conditions continue. For

00:52Brisbane, a partly cloudy day with the risk of a shower or storm atop of 31 degrees. Heading down

00:59to New South Wales, we've got showers and storms developing across the eastern half of the state,

01:05particularly about the ranges and also about the coast. As we head out into the far west however,

01:11fine and sunny conditions. For Sydney, a partly cloudy day with the risk of a shower or storm,

01:18most likely during the afternoon atop of 29 degrees, while Canberra, partly cloudy with a

01:24possible shower or storm atop of 31. Moving down to Victoria, dry and mostly sunny conditions

01:31through central and western districts with these isolated showers developing about the far east

01:37with storms possible as well. For Melbourne, a partly cloudy day with afternoon coastal sea

01:43breezes atop of 28 degrees. Heading down to Tasmania, we've got these isolated showers that

01:50will contract and ease into northern parts during the afternoon and evening. Daytime temperatures

01:56between two to six degrees above average about western parts, much cooler though about the east

02:03coast. For Hobart, a cloudy day and atop of 21 degrees. For South Australia, we've got these

02:11really dry, hot and gusty northwesterly winds ahead of this trough, shifting much cooler southerly

02:17behind it. Now with that change, showers and possible storms are expected with the storms

02:23most likely about the western border. For Adelaide, a mostly sunny day atop of 32 degrees.

02:31Moving across to WA, we've got these gusty storms and showers across northern parts but also

02:37extending into the southeast as well. Much cooler conditions are forecast to extend across the south

02:43as that trough moves eastwards and also a risk of a shower or two about the southwest land division

02:49and also about the southern coast. For Perth, we're forecasting a mostly sunny day and atop of

02:5526 degrees. Shifting the focus to the north, we've got an increasing in shower and storm activity

03:02during the afternoon and the evening. For Darwin, a possible shower or storm and atop of 34 degrees.

03:10So if you're wanting to know more about your local weather, then you can head to the Bureau's

03:15website, the app or social media. Otherwise, we'll see you again tomorrow. Bye for now.