South Australian Weather
South Australia Forecast
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Tuesday Late shower in west. Mostly sunny in pastorals. Mostly cloudy in central. Mostly cloudy in SE.
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Wednesday Mostly sunny in west. Mostly sunny in pastorals. Showers increasing in central. Late shower in SE.
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Thursday Mostly sunny in west. Sunny in pastorals. Mostly sunny in central. Late shower in SE.
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Friday A few coastal showers. Dry and mostly sunny elsewhere.
SA Extremes and Records
| Current Extremes | Last 3 Days Extremes | Extremes This Month | |||
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| Sat 16/06 | Sun 17/06 | Mon 18/06 | |||
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12.4°C Neptune Island |
Hottest |
19.2°C Oodnadatta Ap |
17.9°C Nullarbor |
17.0°C Oodnadatta Ap |
30.4°C Oodnadatta Ap |
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-2.3°C Yunta |
Coldest |
-5.5°C Rosedale |
-1.0°C Ernabella |
-5.5°C Rosedale |
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N 37km/h Neptune Island |
Windiest |
92km/h Cape Willoughby |
66km/h Cape Willoughby |
50km/h Nullarbor |
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| no rain last hr | Wettest |
22.6mm Mt Gambier |
3.0mm Mount Lofty |
43.8mm Piccadilly |
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| South Australia's Records for June | |||
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| Max | Min | Rain | |
| Highest 34.0°C at Witjira in 1996 Lowest 4.4°C at Waikerie in 1969 |
Highest 19.6°C at Arkaroola in 1995 Lowest -8.1°C at Yongala in 1959 |
Highest 109.2mm at Myponga in 1963 |
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Weather News
Frosty start to Tuesday
17:18 EST
Cold air, clear skies and light winds will cause widespread frost across multiple states and territories on Tuesday morning.
Did this cold snap break records?
12:27 EST
A pulse of wintry weather has sent shivers across southeastern Australia during the last few days.
Could Ord Valley hay be the solution to feed shortages in drought-stricken SE Australia?
06:21 EST
Could fodder grown in Western Australia's remote Ord River Irrigation Scheme be the solution to the feed shortage on drought-stricken farmland in South Eastern Australia? The sub-tropical climate and access to irrigation allows farmers in the Ord to produce significant tonnages of Rhodes Grass hay for the local cattle industry, yields up to 30 tonnes per hectare a year.
