Heavy rain to drench Queensland as cold front sweeps Australia
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Australians can expect a mixed weather outlook over the coming days, with rain, thunderstorms and cooler conditions affecting several parts of the country.
Queensland's coastline is set for the wettest weather, with widespread showers and thunderstorms forecast from the southeast to the tropical north. Brisbane is expected to reach 23°C.
New South Wales will remain mostly dry, although isolated showers are possible in the northeast. Sydney is forecast to reach 20°C, while Canberra can expect a cooler day with a top of 17°C.
Victoria and Tasmania will start with milder-than-average temperatures, but conditions are expected to turn cooler and windier later in the day. Melbourne is forecast to reach 19°C after a foggy morning, while Hobart will see sunshine before cloud increases, with a top of 16°C.
South Australia is set for a change in conditions as a cold front moves across the state, bringing showers and cloud cover. Adelaide is forecast to reach 23°C.
In Western Australia, a large cloud band is expected to deliver unseasonably heavy rainfall to parts of the Gascoyne and Pilbara regions before spreading further south and east. Perth is forecast to reach 17°C after early rain.
Meanwhile, the Northern Territory's Top End will remain mostly sunny and dry, with Darwin expected to reach a warm 33°C.
Weather authorities are urging residents and travellers in affected regions to stay updated with the latest forecasts and warnings.
Source : News.com
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