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Home › Australia › South Australian Weather Satellite

South Australian Satellite/Lightning

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South Australia Satellite Notes

Thick cloud is spinning over central and southeastern parts of SA near a developing low, triggering squally rain and a few storms. Patchy cloud over the remainder of the state is being generated by fresh and cool southerly winds, leading to isolated showers.

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